Tuesday
SUN A baseball star linked to Madonna has been hit with a £50m divorce suit.
MIRROR World leaders discussed the plight of the starving millions - at a banquet with 18 different dishes.
STAR Saucy Sara Folino turned the BB house into a rampant lesbian love den.
EXPRESS Britain's knife crime epidemic claimed another victim when a boy of 14 died after being stabbed.
MAIL The bizarre sex life of motorsport supremo Max Mosley has been described to a court in all its lurid detail.
TIMES The Church of England decided to consecrate women bishops, with minimum concessions to opponents, despite the threat of an exodus by traditionalists.
TELEGRAPH David Cameron attacked the culture of "moral neutrality", calling on the obese, idle and poor to accept responsibility for their plight.
GUARDIAN The UK is in serious danger of heading into recession as the credit crunch tightens its hold over the economy, a survey report claims.
INDEPENDENT The Chancellor is facing a £7.5bn black hole in his Budget for next year due to the economic downturn.
FT The Government signalled a retreat on its biofuel targets after the publication of a report showing they contributed to rises in food prices.
RECORD Chaos at BBC Scotland's £129m HQ forced Jackie Bird and the Reporting Scotland team off air for 20 minutes.
HERALD The cost of human error in the mispayment of benefits has soared to nearly £2bn a year, a report by MPs has revealed.
SCOTSMAN Simon Mann, a British mercenary, was sentenced to 34 years in prison by a court in Equatorial Guinea for his role in a failed coup plot.