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Newspaper headlines: 'Don't look away' and 'Prostate patients ignored by NHS'

By Susan Darwin

Newspaper headlines: 'Don't look away' and 'Prostate patients ignored by NHS'
The Daily Mirror front page has the headline "Don't Look Away" beside a photograph of a woman dressed in black and holding a severely thin child, whose rib, spike, shoulder and arm bones are visible.
The Guardian's front page, with the headline "Recognise Palestine now, ministers tell Starmer". It also features a football story with the headline "Michelle, our belle" beside a picture of England player Michelle Agyemang.
The Times front page has the headline "PM rejects calls to back Palestinian statehood", with a large photograph beside it of footballer Chloe Kelly in a red suit and holding a soccer ball.
The main image on the Daily Telegraph front page is of English cricketer Joe Root embracing Ben Stokes in the fourth Test against India. Both are wearing helmets and white cricket uniforms.
The FT Weekend's front page
Former MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace wears a blue shirt and silver spectacles and touches his brow as he speaks.
The front Page of the Daily Mail, which has a photograph of a woman wearing a striped shirt, who was taken hostage by Hamas. The headline is "County Lines Gangs Switch From Drugs to Phone Thefts".
The front page shows the large headline "Stop this war on our family farms", beside an unrelated picture of a woman holding a portrait of Queen Victoria, and the caption, "Did Queen Victoria have a secret daughter called Mary-Ann?"
The Star's front page is a photograph of a small dog named Reggie in the arms of Lionesses player Khiara Keating.
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