Tomorrow's papers: Britain's front pages for Monday, 5 October

Labour under Burnham 'is going after elderly'

• Tory leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to keep triple lock promise and attacks PM Andy Burnham
• Hairdresser Chris cut from Strictly Come Dancing
• Papers delivered to your door at half price for six months

Same old Tories: Bad to the future

• Leader Kemi will boost rich in return to 'nasty' party days
• Vows to slash benefits but millionaires get free childcare
• Exclusive: Debbie McGee on her life, and her nightmare fleeing Iran in the middle of the revolution

1 in 5 kids still living in poverty

• Charities slam Swinney's plans to revamp councils
• Joseph Rowntree Foundation says radical change needed to help Scottish children
• Swinney exclusive: pension plan a serious mistake, politically and morally

Traitors fixed Maya's heart

• From sad to good: Maya gets her smile back after footballer Rúben Dias split
• Strictly: Chris gets cut, page 7
• Sir Alex dementia torment, page 5

Fears for theatre's future

• Campaigners demand iconic 'Royales' building is given new lease of life after laying empty for years
• Burnham's first 100 days
• Village's tunnel vision

'Don't feed fascist fire'

• Unite warns PM on 90th anniversary of Battle of Cable Street
• Unions criticise plans to pass anti-immigration legislation before general election
• March in Whitechapel marks 90th anniversary of victory against fascism

Tory plan to cut tax and price of homes

• Wakefield and Sinfield triumph in rugby Grand Final
• Bradford Royal Infirmary condemned as unfit for modern healthcare
• Puzzle Post offers opportunities for Yorkshire companies

Get on with the day job, Millar tells FM

• New independent MP on her road to the Senedd
• Redemption of Welsh Tory leader Chris Jones
• Thousands turn out for run in capital

Hearts of stone

• Israeli spitting storm ends week of hell for Irish football
• Death toll continues to rise in Gaza
• Kneecap stand with Garvaghey