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SUN Fury erupted over leaked plans to charge Michael Jackson fans £15 to attend his funeral.

MIRROR A friend of Prince Charles has been killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.

STAR Michael Jackson's music will live for ever after an amazing discovery.

EXPRESS Britain is at the mercy of a full-scale swine flu outbreak.

MAIL The most senior British officer to die in action since the Falklands has been killed by a bomb in Afghanistan.

TIMES Senior judges rewrote the divorce laws to give resounding backing to prenuptial contracts and bring England into line with the rest of Europe.

TELEGRAPH The highest ranking British officer to die in action in almost three decades was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.

GUARDIAN One of Britain's biggest online paedophile inquiries is to be challenged in the Court of Appeal.

INDEPENDENT Alistair Darling has warned bankers to stop backsliding into their bad old ways as he promised a much tougher regulatory system.

FT The legal standing of pre-nuptial contracts, widely used in Europe and the US, got a dramatic boost in England after a landmark case in London.

RECORD Wimbledon final tickets could sell for £20,000 each if Andy Murray makes it through the semis.

HERALD Investigators will begin the painstaking work of establishing why an RAF Tornado jet slammed into a Scottish hillside with the loss of two crew.

SCOTSMAN Swine flu is spreading so rapidly across Britain that there could be 100,000 new cases a day by the end of next month.

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