Newspaper headlines: ‘Chaos’ fears in Gaza and ‘Team Trump’s revenge’ on Starmer

The Sunday Telegraph carries {a photograph} of Israelis holding placards saying “Convey them residence!”, at an indication in Tel Aviv forward of the anticipated launch of a number of the hostages from Gaza later immediately. The Sunday Instances has pictures of the 33 Israelis due to be freed by Hamas in the course of the first part of the ceasefire deal above the headline “We can’t get again the identical individuals we misplaced”. The ages of the group vary from two to 86 years previous.

The Observer’s entrance web page exhibits 4 younger kids towards a backdrop of buildings ruined in Israeli navy motion in Gaza. The paper says aid agencies are bracing for chaotic scenes this week, as lots of of 1000’s of displaced individuals attempt to return residence. Its report says many shall be trying to find lacking kin or trying to retrieve their stays, with native well being authorities estimating 12,000 individuals would possibly nonetheless be buried beneath the rubble.

a medic in charge at one NHS emergency department saying it’s become “the new normal”. The paper says sufferers have been parked “head to toe” in a reception space, ready for A&E remedy, when it visited Epsom Hospital in Surrey.

Dr Dai Davies tells the paper, “You take a look at this and also you assume, it isn’t the extent of care I might need for my household… it is exhausting.” Nonetheless, the paper additionally notes that the hospital’s ambulance handover delays are round half the nationwide common.

senior police officers failed to protect girls from grooming gangs in Rotherham because they prioritised other crimes to hit Dwelling Workplace targets. It particulars an investigation by the police watchdog, the IOPC, which was accomplished in June 2022 however by no means printed.

The report reveals that South Yorkshire Police targeted on automobile, housebreaking and theft in the course of the 2000s. The power rejected the report’s findings and no additional motion was taken.

an education story on its front page under the headline: “Third of pupils now get extra time in exams”. Based on the regulator, Ofqual, 420,000 pupils in England are actually getting extra time for GCSEs and A-levels exams, which is 4 instances as many as a decade in the past.

The report provides there is a huge distinction between the proportion of kids getting additional time at personal faculties in contrast with state faculties. One secondary head instructor says he is involved some impartial faculties are “gaming the system” to spice up examination outcomes.

Donald Trump’s advisers are “plotting” to help Nigel Farage become prime minister in revenge for Labour’s help for his opponent, Kamala Harris. In a chunk written for the Observer, London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, warns that as Trump takes power again, the West must “face up to a century-defining battle” against a resurgent far-right that’s “on the march throughout the developed world”.

And at last, the Mail on Sunday says scientists in Germany have discovered a “wizard way” to tempt children into eating their greens. Listening to a narrative a couple of painter who grew to become unwell after consuming junk meals and had his energy restored by magic greens, led to kids consuming a lot more healthy meals than they’d beforehand. The researchers mentioned it confirmed the “highly effective impact” of fairytales.