A Bola leads with a quote about Cristiano Ronaldo, with Bruno Fernandes pictured ahead of Portugal's Nations League match against Norway. A side column carries news on Benfica, Sporting and FC Porto.
Cada vez mais casais de mulheres procuram maternidade partilhada
More and more female couples are seeking shared motherhood
The main headline reports growing demand for shared motherhood among female couples, using the ROPA method, which is part-funded by the regional health service. The cover also carries stories on vets, schools and sport.
Daughters forgive mother accused of killing their father
The lead story is about the Alverca case, in which a 43-year-old man was killed in a garage and his wife is accused of the crime. The cover also features Jorge Jesus ahead of the Portugal-Norway match.
The JM front page of 4 October 2026 leads with the rise in food aid in Madeira. The main headline concerns drug use and trafficking in Romeiras, according to residents and the PSP.
Só um terço dos condenados por crimes sexuais contra crianças vai para a prisão
Only a third of those convicted of sex crimes against children go to prison
The main headline concerns prison sentences for sex crimes against children: of 304 people sentenced last year, 111 were jailed. The main image shows Lula and Bolsonaro, linked to the Brazilian elections.
The cover carries an exclusive interview with Pepê of FC Porto, who is open to renewing his contract. It also features Portugal v Norway in the Nations League and Benfica.
Militar julgado por partilhar jornais em grupo com dez mil membros
Serviceman on trial for sharing newspapers in a group with ten thousand members
The main story is about an Air Force sergeant on trial for sharing newspapers on Telegram. The cover image and top banner concern the elections in Brazil.
The cover shows Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes with the captain's armband, ahead of Portugal's match against Norway. It also features stories on Benfica, Sporting and FC Porto.
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