In Portugal, front pages lead with justice and society. Público reports a soldier on trial for sharing newspapers in a group with ten thousand members. Jornal de Notícias reveals that only a third of those convicted of sexual crimes against children go to prison. Correio da Manhã leads with daughters forgiving their mother, accused of killing their father. In sport, Jesus and Bruno Fernandes call Ronaldo a symbol of Portugal.
Europa
In Europe, Spain dominates: tens of thousands marched over housing and Sánchez is weighing an early election. Italian papers follow the Spanish protests. In France, the school blockades continue. In the UK, The Observer writes of the road back from Brexit. Italy, Spain and Germany highlight Russian strikes on Kyiv and sabotage threats. Austria, Sweden and Greece lead on energy and fuel prices.
Mundo
Worldwide, Brazil votes today: Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro reach the final stretch almost level in the polls, a story also in Público, Jornal de Notícias and Kurier. In Angola, João Lourenço proposes stronger funding for AUDA-NEPAD. Trump and the midterms reach Spanish and Danish front pages.
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Los 10 titulares europeos del día
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The street marches for housing
Tens of thousands protest in Madrid and other cities demanding action on housing.
El País · Society · en portada enESIT
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Government partners and opposition call on Pedro Sánchez, without a majority, to hold electionsLa Voz de Galicia · España · Politics
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The road back from BrexitThe Observer · Reino Unido · Geopolitics
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'Let us prepare for attacks from Moscow'Giornale di Brescia · Italia · Defence
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Kyiv faces a 70 billion hole. Russians besiege KharkivIl Fatto Quotidiano · Italia · Geopolitics
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Out of the energy crisis, but how?Kurier · Austria · Energy
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Schools still disrupted, mobilisation continuesOuest-France · Francia · Society
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Iranian men accused of 'bomb plot' against Jewish targets in the cityManchester Evening News · Reino Unido · Security
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Lula on 45% and Flávio Bolsonaro on 42% in the final stretch, says DatafolhaFolha de S.Paulo · Brasil · Politics
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The rise of the far right leads to an ungovernable CataloniaLa Vanguardia · España · Politics
Portugal frente a Europa
Portugal destaca más
Portuguese front pages lead with justice and social stories: a soldier on trial, sentences for sexual crimes against children, a family killing. In sport, Ronaldo as a national symbol.
Europa destaca más
Europe is dominated by Spain's housing protests and a possible early election, the Russian threat, energy prices and the school blockades in France.
Diferencia de enfoque
Portugal looks inward, at justice and Ronaldo, while Europe leads on housing, war and energy. The common thread is Brazil, which reaches Portuguese front pages on election day.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Housing emerges as the dominant theme, putting the legislature at risk. Simultaneously, massive protests challenge housing policies, whilst Catalonia faces maximum alert status due to flooding with strong winds and heavy rain.
El PNV augura un "adelanto electoral" tras el naufragio de los decretos de vivienda
The PNV predicts an "early election" following the failure of housing decrees
The PNV anticipates an early election following the government's failure with housing decrees. The newspaper also covers the impact of heavy rain in Biscay and investments in the agricultural sector.
Restringida la mobilitat a la majoria de comarques gironines
Mobility restricted in most Girona counties
Traffic is severely restricted in most Girona counties due to a maximum alert for heavy rains. Deaths in Girona have dropped to their lowest level since the pandemic began.
Cabo de Gata alberga proyectos para más de 500 viviendas
Real estate boom: San Miguel, Rodalquílar, San José and Água Amarga concentrate the main urban planning schemes
Fixing population: the developments will allow young families to find homes in their native county
This Almería thrills with three epic points: Pimienta comes from behind against Burgos at Mediterranean Stadium with goals from Cipenga and Miguel de la Fuente
La pluja i el risc de tempesta fan tancar l'Ecoviure
Rain and storm risk force closure of Ecoviure
The main headline reports the closure of Ecoviure due to rainfall and storm warnings. The front page also highlights safety concerns in Manresa's neighbourhoods, a Kids&Us sports result and regional weather alerts.
Mata un home d'un cop al cap en un descampat a la Bordeta
Man killed with single blow to the head in wasteland at Bordeta
A man was killed with a blow to the head in a wasteland at Bordeta, near the Sicoris club. The suspect may have used a spade to break the victim's skull.
The cover shows a seated man in red and white vestments with a cross on his chest, with blurred raised hands in the foreground. The headline is "Inoubliable" and the paper announces 40 special pages.
Sécheresse : les réseaux d'eau potable à l'épreuve
Drought: drinking water networks put to the test
The lead story covers the drought in France and its effect on drinking water networks. The central photo shows a blocked school in Lyon. The cover is dated Sunday 4 and Monday 5 October 2026.
Gabriel Attal, the centrist candidate for the Élysée, calls for a grand coalition stretching from Glucksmann voters to the republican right. He also urges a restoration of order and renewed dialogue with young people.
The front page highlights football with focus on the Nations League, specifically France versus Belgium. The main headline, "Mister Providence", refers to the crucial importance of the match, without Michael Olise, the decisive passer and double scorer in three early matches.
The main headline covers youth mobilisation in secondary schools, catching the government by surprise. A major demonstration is planned for Tuesday with fears of fresh violence.
The CGT ends the blockade affecting Corsica Linea at Marseille port. The sailors' union managed to stop five days of obstruction, with rotations to resume soon.
The headline focuses on the critical situation of the Scherwiller forest affected by drought. The edition includes news about France's new national service, a crack in Strasbourg Cathedral, and an interview with mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin.
The front page focuses on the growing acceptance of mixed martial arts in France, whilst highlighting regional news about national service, environment and sports in Alsace.
Two young people are following a professional development pathway to become stonemasons, working on the restoration of Ardennes region's historical heritage.
The front page highlights a major political mobilisation represented by a crowd in pink clothing, with the headline "Pink wave". The edition includes news about sport, wages strike and current political affairs.
Blocages des lycées : des manifs plus tendues à Pau
High school blockades: tenser protests in Pau
The front page highlights high school blockades in Pau with increasingly tense protests, involving incidents with police. Secondary stories include a concert at the Zénith and sports and society news.
The front page addresses teachers' difficult situation, between vocation and discouragement, with emphasis on school blockades in Nancy city centre. It also includes local news on music and football.
Le récit de 30 ans de lutte contre le cancer du sein
The account of 30 years of fighting breast cancer
The front page features a 30-year account of the fight against breast cancer, focusing on radiotherapy developments and treatment advances. The edition also includes local news from Reims and an announcement for a job and training fair.
The edition focuses on hypertension as a silent disease affecting one third of French adults. The newspaper also covers Brazilian politics with confrontation between Lula and Bolsonaro, and reports on the rugby derby between Toulouse and Castres.
The edition focuses on the Science Festival this weekend in Marseille, highlighting how researchers answer children's questions. The newspaper also covers the CGT navy strike and interviews Claude Kupfer about preserving the soul of the Field of a Thousand.
The beach at Aydat in Puy-de-Dôme has been reopened with improvements to ecology and comfort. The edition also features the Chamalieres book fair and rugby sports results.
A man from Amboise died in a road accident. The edition also covers school closures in Tours, health challenges in October and regional sports results.
The main headline addresses the protection of pets, citing organisations campaigning for the cause. The page also highlights a football match between Comoros and Senegal, a news story about assault in Marseille and tests of a new electric vehicle.
The edition focuses on the launch of the sporting season, with the basketball team Orléans Loiret Basket winning at home against Rouen. The paper also covers rugby and other regional news.
The Biblis festival operation circulates 15,000 library collections for the third consecutive year, reinforcing the importance of reading and community spaces in the Hauts-de-France region.
Ariana Harwicz, an Argentine author resident for fifteen years between Nièvre and Cher, sees her first novel adapted for cinema. The front page highlights her life between these two French departments.
Première braderie SEB à Dijon: un vrai succès populaire
First SEB clearance sale in Dijon: a true popular success
The first SEB clearance sale held in Dijon attracted large crowds, with thousands of visitors seeking kitchenware and household appliances. The organisation of this sale, which took place in a pavilion, established the success of an event marking the brand's first experience of this kind.
Voilà 50 ans que ces gendarmes débusquent les meurtriers
For 50 years these police officers have been uncovering murderers
The front page highlights a 50-year-long police investigation into solving murders. Also featured are an instructive collision in Le Crotoy and a retail event in Amiens.
The newspaper highlights the (almost complete) revelation of the 2027 Tour de France route, which will cross the Pyrenees. The edition also includes information on ice hockey, the closure of an iconic Grenoble establishment and local commercial promotions.
The front page highlights how hunting is facing significant changes due to climate change, requiring hunters to adapt their practices. The edition also includes reports on autumn festivities and regional cultural events.
The front page invites readers to discover Sarthe from the sky, featuring an aerial photograph of Lude and its château. Highlights include the Le Mans book fair with international authors and ice hockey championship news.
Sunday's edition of Le Populaire du Centre highlights the launch of the 2026 Brive Book Fair by its president Dominique Bona, with the poetic headline "A sun of ink". The front page also features sports and cultural news from the region.
A fire destroyed a school building in Metz during Friday night in a context of school unrest. Firefighters managed to control the incident with no casualties reported.
The Télégramme's Sunday edition of 4 October 2026 highlights stories from Breton women over 50 facing breast cancer. The paper also reports a road accident in Plourin-lès-Morlalx and social media mobilisation against budget constraints.
ÉLECTION PRÉSIDENTIELLE - LES CANDIDATS AU DÉFI DE LA SINISTROSE
Presidential election - candidates face the challenge of pessimism
A poll reveals that the French feel pessimistic and uncertain about the country's future. The presidential election challenges candidates to address voters' lack of confidence.
Des lycées encore perturbés, la mobilisation se poursuit
Secondary schools still disrupted, mobilisation continues
The front page highlights ongoing disruptions in French secondary schools, with continued protests. New blockades and tensions emerged in Rennes following a government meeting. The mobilisation persists despite union fatigue.
Nearly forty educational establishments were affected by protests in Loire region since the launch of high school demonstrations. The region estimates disruption costs at 3 million euros. The front page also highlights a sports support programme for young cancer patients.
The front page highlights the crisis in secondary schools with the central question "how to extinguish the fire?", referring to ongoing tensions around educational establishments, with authorities oscillating between repression and dialogue. The edition also includes reporting on medical issues, sport, and a special 4-page section on 50 years of automotive passion.
Sunday edition focusing on the crisis in the teaching profession, with reports on teachers' working conditions and salaries. Also featuring a crime investigation in Saint-Dié-des-Vosges and sports news.
Reino UnidoLeads with the rapprochement with Europe and a terror plot against Jewish targets in Manchester.38 periódicos · 17 portadas confirmadas · 17 sin edición hoy
Boxer Tyson Fury wants Donald Trump by his side for his epic fight with Anthony Joshua, with the bout scheduled for December. The cover also features Lucy Letby's story and promotional details for books and event tickets.
Tyson Fury wants Donald Trump to be his corner man for a bout with Anthony Joshua in Cardiff. The headline is accompanied by a story about Lucy Letby and a ticket giveaway.
A&E doctors 'really scared' at prospect of winter crisis
A&E doctors 'really scared' at prospect of winter crisis
The front page focuses on the impending A&E crisis during winter, with doctors expressing serious concern. The edition also covers healthcare challenges and Scottish football news.
The front page highlights experts' concerns over a proposed £18 billion National Care Service proposal, with the removal of the triple lock falling short. A secondary story features an emotional 'ultra' feat involving Kevin and Rob.
The mother of Emma Caldwell accuses Justice Secretary Neil Gray of injustice and cover-up in a murder investigation that allowed the killer to go free for 17 years.
TERROR PLOT TARGETS. Pair accused of planning bombings on key Jewish sites
Terror plot targets. Pair accused of planning bombings on key Jewish sites
Two Iranian men appeared in court accused of plotting terrorist attacks on Jewish sites in Manchester ahead of Yom Kippur. The front page also highlights Victoria Beckham's fashion collection presented in Paris.
The issue focuses on efforts to silence internet vigilantes who pursue missing persons cases. Leah's parents take legal action against conspiracy theorists, whilst Kevin Sinfield is highlighted for his fundraising achievement.
The exclusive lead says investigations into free speech cases involving Scottish councillors have doubled in a decade. The page also features Ruth Davidson and a photo of Scotland's win over North Macedonia.
The lead story says Andy Burnham has scrapped the plan to cut jury trials in England and Wales. The front page also features England's 7-0 win over Croatia.
The front page reveals that the British government has handed out more than 1,000 free Islamic head coverings to migrants arriving by small boats across the Channel, at a rate of around 162 per month, drawing criticism over reception policies.
Scottish group questions why they are paying for care south of the Border, calling for taxation of the wealthiest rather than targeting pensioners. Scotland achieves first win under new manager.
The main headline, from Scotland's trade union chief, calls for Britain to be rebuilt through a new industrial age. The front page also highlights the Health Secretary's row with a rogue surgeon's insurers and the story of a former soldier facing medical struggles.
The front page leads with the story of a hijacker who made hate speeches whilst studying at a UK university, with calls for stricter vetting of international students. Secondary stories cover Tory childcare plans, England's sports victory and Labour criticism over diplomatic matters.
IRANIAN MEN ACCUSED OF 'BOMB PLOT' AGAINST JEWISH TARGETS IN CITY
Iranian men accused of 'bomb plot' against Jewish targets in city
Two Iranian men have been accused of identifying a Jewish museum and synagogue in Manchester for a potential attack. The pair allegedly selected the targets, with full details of the case to be published on pages 4 and 5.
The newspaper highlights DUP accusations of dirty tricks regarding talks involving leader Gavin Robinson with loyalist activist Jamie Bryson. The front page reports a massive rally on Garvaghy Road over community parade issues.
The main headline reports that scabies was a major factor in a death, with the widow facing difficulties in obtaining the death certificate. The edition also includes stories about a bus destroyed in a woodland fire and commercial promotions.
JU-Chef Winkel fordert zügig Gesetzentwurf für Rentenreform
Junge Union chief Winkel calls for swift draft law on pension reform
The Sunday Tagesspiegel cover has a large photo of five people sitting in a mountain landscape, under the title "Wo ist Heimat?". The main headline covers Johannes Winkel's call for a swift draft law on pension reform.
The cover leads with a photo of two women in profile and the soaring cost of elderly care. A central banner reports a sharp fall in asylum applications in Europe.
The front page highlights how to gain 14.5 years of life with a health care special featuring 14 experts. Secondary stories cover pilot terror suspicions, German government political situation and pension matters.
The front page focuses on the issue of elderly care costs in Germany, with the main headline "Who pays for Mother?" exploring this crucial topic. The newspaper also highlights sports news, international politics and security issues.
Schusswaffen aus dem 3D-Drucker: Berlin sieht Handlungsbedarf
Firearms from 3D printers: Berlin sees need for action
Berlin faces growing concerns about weapons manufactured using 3D printers, prompting calls for stricter regulation. Experts warn that current legislation is inadequate to tackle this new public safety threat.
The Sunday cover leads with a feature on relationships, illustrated with two tin cans joined by a string. Below are three items: the case of Hitler's niece, the bonus for electric cars and the German national team's match in Greece.
The cover discusses ending attempts to improve one's partner in romantic relationships. The edition also includes articles on history, car subsidies and sport.
The lead story covers the feast of St Francis, patron saint of Italy, in Assisi, 800 years after his death, with President Mattarella attending. It also features Gaza, Kyiv and an editorial on climate change.
The main story covers protests in Spain, with thousands on the streets and a crisis for Sánchez's government. The page also carries the Italian budget plan on the deficit and sports news on Sinner and Goggia.
Kiev, buco di 70 miliardi. I russi assediano Kharkiv
Kyiv, a 70 billion hole. The Russians besiege Kharkiv
The lead story covers Kyiv's financial gap for 2027 and the Russian siege of Kharkiv. The page also features the Baiardo-Giletti-La7 case and Ranucci's complaint.
Scarpinato, il grillino che accusa la destra «depistava» sulla mafia
Scarpinato, the Five Star member who accuses the right of «misdirecting» inquiries on the mafia
Sunday 4 October 2026 edition. The lead story is about Scarpinato and his accusation against the right over the mafia, with the budget law and Sánchez's crisis also prominent.
Spagna in piazza «Sciopero generale» Sanchez all'angolo
Spain takes to the streets, «general strike»: Sánchez cornered
The main story covers the protests in Spain, with 500,000 on the streets after the housing decree was rejected and a general strike called. The page also features the alarm over Jannik Sinner and the psychiatric assessment of Moretti.
The edition discusses internal purges within the Democratic Party under Elly Schlein's leadership and how the lists will be composed. Also highlighted is news about Pope Leone and changes in the Vatican.
The main story covers the European left, with demonstrations in Spain over housing and student protests in France. The page also carries an interview with Cardinal Parolin on Ukraine and an Altan cartoon.
The lead story covers protests in Spain, with demonstrators in Madrid against housing costs, and the debt crisis in France. The page also highlights the Italian budget debate and the war in Ukraine.
L'EUROPA SI MANGIA I SOLDI CHE TOCCANO AI PENSIONATI
Europe consumes the money owed to pensioners
The main headline highlights the Brussels disasters and the Meloni government's issues, addressing how budget flexibility in Europe leaves fewer resources for pensions. The front page also covers Italian infrastructure questions, banking, and university matters.
The newspaper highlights Conte's resort to threats in political negotiations, whilst Lavitola sends a message to allies about the ease of accessing power. It also reports Trump's praise for Georgia and centre-right intentions to expand social support.
The main headline highlights Real Madrid's interest in Yildiz with a plan involving a 100 million operation. In the sports section, emphasis is placed on Mancini's work with Italian young talents and the contractual situation at Juventus.
The front page is devoted to Juventus coach Spalletti, who spent three hours in the newsroom, with an unpublished portrait and quotations from him. It also features Mancini, the museum at the Fila and Sinner.
The edition focuses on Naples's victory in the America's Cup against Barcelona, with a pre-registration of 278,000 spectators. It includes analyses on algorithms in the labour market, counter-terrorism operations and public safety news.
Gas, price rises for 220,000 "protected" customers
The main headline reports price increases for gas tariffs affecting 220,000 protected-rate customers. The edition also highlights writer Marcello Fois winning the Campiello literary prize and a criminal case involving the death of a baby.
The front page focuses on President Sergio Mattarella's visit to Assisi for commemorative events honouring St. Francis. The cover highlights religious and political celebrations, with various articles on local and national Umbrian matters.
The front page highlights the redevelopment project of Bologna's Dall'Ara stadium, designed by architect Mario Cucinella as a citadel dedicated to study and sport. It also covers stories about school violence and the awarding of the Campiello literary prize to Marcello Fois.
The front page of Corriere Fiorentino covers the severe impact of heat on Tuscan agriculture, with scarce rainfall and parched soil threatening harvests. Secondary stories address unseasonable October warming of the sea, the historical Ponte Vecchio issue and urban development in the city.
No Tav in marcia senza disordini e col Campo largo
No Tav on the march without disorder and with the broad left coalition
The No Tav demonstration proceeds without incidents and with broad left-wing coalition support. Highlights include solidarity with Silvano Benedetti, actions against organised crime in Turin, and commentary on a new film.
The main cover story concerns the revolt of surgeons in Modena against operating room conditions, with Ausli announcing an integration between Modena and Reggio. The newspaper also highlights a major school guidance fair with participation of thousands of students.
The front page highlights the European Union's warning about preparation for potential Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. Also featured are the celebrations of the 170th anniversary of the Tremolada Sanctuary and the victory of Brescia's volleyball team.
The edition focuses on an investigation into bribes involving contacts of vice-president Armao, with the public prosecutor's office checking for possible collusion in regional offices. Also highlighted are operations against the mafia in Catania and cocaine seizure in Palermo.
The main headline reports a verbal altercation between a 62-year-old teacher and a student at a secondary school in Giulianova. The paper also covers local issues including urban negotiations and a Livorno football result.
Intesa relaunches its Mps takeover bid with a market message, raising the price per share. The newspaper also covers the death of a young child by drowning in Mogliano and political news about Spain.
The front page highlights a fatal accident in which three children lose their parents. The edition also covers a drugs seizure in a campervan, a peace protest with significant civic participation, and a life sentence in a murder case.
The front page highlights Naples' sailing victory over Barcelona, alongside government bonuses for families and the healthcare crisis in Campania region.
Conti, la Lega alza la posta «Il governo avbia coraggio»
Conti, the League raises stakes "Government should have courage"
The front page of il Resto del Carlino highlights Italian political tensions with the League raising demands against the government. The main headline reports Conti's statements about the need for government courage, whilst secondary news covers protests in Madrid, political polls and sports issues.
The front page highlights a revenge operation with shooting in which a car and windows were hit in a study area, with suspects on the run. The newspaper also covers Brignone's statements about the Olympic Games and salary issues in the healthcare sector.
The edition reports the arrest of fraudsters caught with gold in Livorno, accused of robbery in the Fabbricotti area. The newspaper also covers situations in Cecina, Piombino and Rosignano, including operations by local authorities.
Main story focuses on gas and electricity tariff increases in the Bergamo area, with rises of 12.7% and 37.3% affecting vulnerable families. The edition also reports on rocks hitting two cars and an article about young people's digital dependency.
The main headline highlights the difficulties in connecting Cagliari and Milan, with low-cost airports increasing flight prices. The edition also includes political analysis and sports news about Cagliari's victory.
A young student was arrested in Cava after searching online for instructions to make explosives. Police found manuals, modified firearms and 107 rounds of ammunition. Salerno also reports violence in its historic centre.
The edition focuses on budgetary difficulties and fuel costs affecting traders. Political issues concerning healthcare spending and economic support measures are highlighted.
Conti, la Lega alza la posta «Il governo avbia coraggio»
Conti, the League ups the ante: "The government should have courage"
The main headline focuses on Conti and the League raising the stakes against the government, demanding more political courage. In Italian politics, a poll shows the PD below 20% with Conte as leader.
The front page highlights the death of biologist Piva, health officer of Copego, with three communities in mourning. Other major stories cover school safety, an international event on work and artificial intelligence, and record summer tourism in Ferrara.
The front page highlights chronic water emergency in Sardinia and the region's plan to resolve the issue within three years. Secondary stories include a robbery of American tourists in Olbia and a fire in Alghero.
Acqua, stangate in arrivo. Primo aumento del 9,15%
Water, price hikes coming. First increase of 9.15%
The front page highlights rising water tariffs in the region, with a 9.15% increase expected for 2027. The edition also covers local political issues and a tragic incident at a swimming pool.
Schifani si tira fuori dal caso Armao. Accordi occulti, indagati pedìnati
Schifani steps back from Armao case. Secret agreements, investigated individuals under surveillance
The main headline highlights President Schifani's withdrawal from the Armao case as investigations continue into secret agreements and surveillance of investigated individuals. The front page also reports the discovery of a specialist found dead in Barcelona with possible Fentanyl involvement, legal issues in the Stasi case, and approval of a new energy project in Sicily.
The main cover reports on the case of Stella S., a woman who was abused by her family doctor at age 19 and managed to report him, despite the professional being able to continue practising. The edition also includes stories about municipal elections and a confidential study that worries close circles.
Two Geneva residents, Luíza and Filipe, intercepted an electric scooter fleeing from police and were hit. One of them broke an ankle in this courageous act. The front page also covers investigations into a fatal fire in Switzerland and health matters.
The front page highlights "new brutality in divorce warfare", describing violence and custody violations as increasingly used weapons in parental conflict. The edition is rounded out by reporting on surveillance of Chinese firms, sexual abuse allegations in political groups and support centres for Ukraine.
The main headline reports difficulties faced by the Austrian SPÖ in recruiting candidates. The feature includes an interview with Franz Vranitzky on his 89th birthday, where he addresses the party's political crisis.
The main headline asks how to get out of the energy crisis. The accompanying text says this winter will be expensive and that the world is facing its second major energy shock in five years.
Weekend edition of 4-5 October 2026 focuses on Günter Ernst, a marathon director participating in an endurance race in Kuala Lumpur. Other news includes decisions on religious regulations and agricultural disputes in Vorarlberg.
Nicola Tallant exclusively reports how a cartel boss saves a prisoner's life by performing CPR after a heart attack in the prison gym. Daniel is expected to appear in court tomorrow to plead not guilty.
Gardaí let investigate themselves based on bullet points
Gardaí let investigate themselves based on bullet points
The main headline reports that the Gardaí investigated themselves based on bullet-point summaries, with Minister McEntee directing only a summary of allegations to Gardaí bosses. The cover also features an exclusive interview with Maya Jamaz and a prize giveaway with prizes up to ten thousand euros.
Coalition ups tax break for rent-a-room scheme in budget boost
Coalition ups tax break for rent-a-room scheme in budget boost
The Government increases tax breaks for the rent-a-room scheme for homeowners, allowing earnings up to 2,000 euros. The issue is further highlighted by Brendan O'Connor's opinion column on cultural revivals and Ireland's women's rugby victory in Cork.
Front page dominated by story about Stojberg facing criticism from influential party members. Main headline refers to locking themselves inside. Also highlighted are political, sports and wellbeing matters.
De fleste penge i momsplanen går til dem, der tjener mest, viser beregninger
Most of the money in the VAT plan goes to those who earn the most, calculations show
The headline covers the government's plan to cut VAT on food: according to Dansk Industri, 57% of the amount would go to the half of the population with the highest incomes. The main image is a report on Trump voters in Ohio.
Forskere på RUC oplever, at akademisk frihed er under pres i betændte sager
Researchers at RUC feel that academic freedom is under pressure in inflammatory cases
The Sunday front page of Politiken leads with researchers at RUC being asked to hand over the names of students who supported Gaza. The large photograph shows Adam Goslett, who carried and gave birth to his child.
Higher taxes could hit electric cars bought this year
This Sunday edition of Børsen highlights that the Danish government plans to implement higher taxation on electric vehicles from January, which could affect buyers who purchase electric cars this year. The newspaper also covers economic issues related to the electronics industry and collective investments.
The main headline reports the collapse of a secret project by an AI billionaire. The front page also highlights news about the abandonment of a centre and a positive review of artist Eva Dahlgren.
Krigsfången i Kiev: "Vi hade fått order om att skjuta alla i svart. Vad borde jag ha gjort?"
The prisoner of war in Kyiv: "We had been ordered to shoot everyone in black. What should I have done?"
The cover leads with an interview with Nikolaj Kartasjev, a 24-year-old Russian soldier and Ukraine's best-known prisoner of war, accused of a war crime in Bucha in February 2022. The paper met him in detention in Kyiv.
Swedish skier Livo Niskanen returns to competition after cancer treatment. The athlete describes the experience as a real scare and discusses his recovery and return to training.
The front page highlights analysts' concerns about a possible rise in diesel prices. The page also features stories on economic challenges, important political decisions and a feature about a community event with Lego and Pokémon.
Sunday's VG edition features a headline about five effective exercises to train the whole body, also highlighting football superstars and a celebration of 150 years of sporting history.
Jentene trener på en måte som kan være særlig gunstig for skjelettet
Girls train in a way that may be particularly beneficial for the skeleton
The front page highlights an article about volleyball training for girls, exploring how certain sports practices can strengthen the skeleton. The edition also covers local political debate topics, Nordic history and a cultural interview.
98 % av våra kunder är nöjda med Strands förstklassiga service
98% of our customers are satisfied with Strand's first-class service
The front page is a full-page advertisement for the estate agency Strand Properties. It includes three customer testimonials and an invitation to book a free valuation.
Front page reports a violent attack in Jarosławiu resulting in one death and several injuries. Highlight on a debate about fuel price reductions, illustrated with a satirical image of political figures campaigning.
Životni intervju Joško Morić: Bio sam pomoćnik šestorice ministara, među njima je bilo hrabrih radoholičara, ali i blefera i kukavica
Life interview with Joško Morić: I was assistant to six ministers, among them there were brave workaholics, but also bluffers and cowards
The Sunday cover leads with a life interview with Joško Morić, with a full-width photograph. At the top are items on Croatia's 0:7 defeat to England and on Mostar.
The cover shows Aleksandar Vučić at a rally, with a pledge of a government of 12 ministers instead of 31. It also reports the transfer of the relics of Saint Sava's mother to Žiča.
The lead story covers the Athens visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the defence agreements under discussion. The cover also features an interview with British architect David Chipperfield about the new National Archaeological Museum.
Καμπανάκι και από διεθνά όικο για τα δάνεια των ολιγαρχών
National and international warning on oligarchs' loans
The edition highlights international warnings over oligarchs' loans in Greece and assesses consequences for financial institutions, whilst discussing government reorganisation and Cypriot security issues.
The front page reports on salary increases for 150,000 security personnel, including retroactive bonuses ranging from €960 to €6,000. The newspaper also covers public health initiatives and Middle Eastern regional developments.
ΣΤΑ ΣΚΟΥΠΙΔΙΑ πέταε δύο διεθνείς συμφάσεις για το 1,300 κλεμμένα κειμήλια
Two international agreements dumped in the rubbish over 1,300 stolen artefacts
The front page focuses on a scandal involving stolen antiquities, with two international agreements discarded related to 1,300 missing artefacts. The story involves political conflict between three presidents.
Οι πράξεις της ὑποταγῆς μίας προθυμης πολιτικῆς τάξης
The deeds of submission of a willing political class
The main headline addresses the deeds of submission of a willing political class. The front page also covers topics on interpretations of IITA regulations, discussions on judicial matters causing political confusion, and a celebration of the centenary of Athens First Instance Court.
The front page highlights Greece with great enthusiasm following an important victory. The edition covers national team results, Greek Super League competitions and international football analysis.
The front page highlights a Greek athlete's preparation for competitions in Athens, with references to European objectives and finals across multiple venues. Mário is a central figure in the coverage.
The front page celebrates the victory of the Greek women's volleyball team, which won the championship trophy. It highlights the exceptional performance of the athletes and a historic moment for Greek sport.
Documento reveals the story of stem cells that entered Greece with researchers' involvement in an operation of questionable nature. The case involves Patoulis' company and Stem Health in a transaction over growth factors.
Λομπίστες και εταιρείες ασκούν την εξωτερική πολιτική επί Μητσοτάκη
Lobbyists and companies exercise foreign policy under Mitsotakis
Pressure from interest groups and companies shape Greek foreign policy during the Mitsotakis administration, with debates involving defence, energy and strategic infrastructure.
The lead story covers what the United States asks of Greece, mentioning F-35s, other weapons and energy. Other items include inspections of healthcare businesses and the weight of rent on incomes.
The main headline says 20 days will decide Sinai's fate, with the Egyptian higher administrative court due to rule on coexistence. The page also has a report from Chersonesos, the 'Dialogues for Athens' event and a piece on a visit by the NATO chief.
The newspaper highlights the approval of a law that harms investment in small and medium-sized enterprises, with academic research revealing the economic cost of this measure. It also covers other issues of Greek national interest.
Απαγορευτικές οι τιμές των καυσίμων. «Παγωμένος» προβλέπεται ο φετινός χειμώνας
Prohibitive fuel prices. A «frozen» winter is predicted
The main headline alerts to prohibitive fuel prices and predictions of a severe winter. The newspaper highlights significant price increases since the previous year and appeals for business support.
The front page highlights a major road works project on the Thessaloniki - Edessa axis, with expectations of significant intervention and faster removals. It also reports on drainage problems on the road and survey results on social media usage.
The front page highlights shifts in Cyprus' political balances, with polls showing changes in voting intentions for the 6 December elections among CTP, UBP and YDP. The edition is complemented by news of a fatal traffic accident and government accountability.
The front page covers the political crisis within the Cypriot right-wing coalition, with the main headline focusing on self-combustion within the right-wing camp. Also highlighted are port development issues and other economic and political matters.
The lead story looks at Cyprus after António Guterres, with diplomats noting problems and prospects. The page also covers DISY, elections, water and artificial intelligence in education.
From 'nibbejkja' to nowhere: How Malta is toasting its own tongue
From 'nibbejkja' to nowhere: How Malta is toasting its own tongue
The edition examines the decline of the Maltese language, whilst highlighting issues surrounding justice in the Daphne Caruana Galizia case and debates on parliamentary reorganisation and energy infrastructure.
The Hürriyet front page focuses on the detention of the MHK chairman in a covert operation, with multiple reports on consequences for Turkish football and institutional reactions from the sports sector.
The main headline states that the paid military service scheme eased pressures on Turkey's military academy. Other prominent stories include international football results and economic concerns regarding currency crises.
Sabah edition of 4 October 2026 features President Erdoğan's speech at youth assembly focusing on national unity against genocidalists. Coverage includes Turkish sports victory and operation at upscale restaurant establishment.
Erdoğan: our people trust us, no loss will come beside us
The front page focuses on the president's statement about national confidence in the administration, whilst air defence news and sports issues feature prominently. A major sporting event (Teknofest) appears prominently with official attendance.
Do not make the people pay the price of corruption
The edition focuses on corruption in Turkey, criticising the invoice being taken from the stock exchange. The newspaper also addresses issues concerning intermediaries in Turkish politics and calls for transparency in diplomatic operations.
The cover marks election day in Brazil, with almost 159 million voters called to the polls, 2.25 million in the Federal District. It covers the final campaigning for President, Governor and Senate, and an interview with the president of the TRE-DF.
The front page leads on the presidential election, with Datafolha and Quaest polls showing a statistical tie between Lula and Flávio. It also covers the race in Minas and Atlético's win.
Lula marca 45% e Flávio Bolsonaro tem 42% na reta final, diz Datafolha
Lula scores 45% and Flávio Bolsonaro 42% in the final stretch, says Datafolha
The cover leads with the Datafolha poll on the eve of the first round of Brazil's elections, showing a technical tie between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro. The image is a painted portrait of the two candidates by Paulo Ito in São Paulo.
Aperta o confirma e faz pilili! Hoje você pode colar que não leva zero!
Press confirm and make the beep! Today you can cheat and won't get zero!
The cover of the 4 October 2026 edition of Meia Hora highlights the 2026 elections with voting instructions, showing the electoral ballot and explaining how to vote without getting zero. The front page includes an interview with an actress, crime news and sports.
It's today! Time has come to decide the country's future
The front page highlights today's presidential election, with Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro competing for the presidency after a campaign marked by polarisation and misinformation. The newspaper also covers the gubernatorial dispute in Rio de Janeiro between Eduardo Paes and Douglas Ruas.
Cético, eleitor vai às urnas após campanha turbulenta e vazia
Sceptical, voters go to the polls after a turbulent and empty campaign
The cover of the special section on the 2026 elections shows the Planalto Palace at night. It cites a poll finding that almost 40% of voters feel discouraged about the presidential campaign.
The cover is devoted to Brazil's 2026 elections, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro separated by a few points in the Quaest and Datafolha polls. It also shows the other candidates and the state races in São Paulo and Rio.
Atlasíntel poll shows Lula da Silva leading with 47% of valid votes against 44.1% for Flávio Bolsonaro. Report covers election surveys and voluntary voting for elderly voters.
The main headline highlights an election decision now happening in the ballot box. The page covers electoral surveys with very close results between two candidates and Santa Cruz's return to Serie B.
Presidente João Lourenço propõe reforço financeiro da AUDA-NEPAD
President João Lourenço proposes financial strengthening of AUDA-NEPAD
The front page of Jornal de Angola for 4 October 2026 leads with President João Lourenço's proposal in Egypt to strengthen AUDA-NEPAD financially. It also covers trade, railways, public policy and Pink October.
Ejecución del domingo, 4 de octubre de 2026, a las 22:54 (Europe/Lisbon). 419 periódicos consultados, 231 portadas confirmadas con la fecha del día.
Sin edición hoy: Diário de Notícias, Nascer do SOL, Jornal de Negócios, Jornal Económico, Expresso, Sábado, Visão, Diário do Alentejo, Expansión, Libération, Le Figaro, The Guardian, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Bild, taz, Frankfurter Rundschau, Rheinische Post, Der Spiegel, Milano Finanza, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Le Temps, Tages-Anzeiger, Der Standard, Salzburger Nachrichten, De Standaard, De Morgen, Het Nieuwsblad, NRC, de Volkskrant, AD, Trouw, Het Financieele Dagblad, Het Parool, The Irish Times, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Dagbladet, Gazeta Wyborcza, Fakt, Super Express, MF DNES, Deník N, Denník N, Pravda, Hospodárske noviny, Blikk, Ziarul Financiar, România Liberă, Poslovni dnevnik, Dnevnik, Oslobođenje, Dnevni avaz, Капитал (Capital), Naftemporiki, The Kyiv Independent, Delo, Luxemburger Wort, Daily Record, Edinburgh Evening News, The Press and Journal, The Courier, Glasgow Times, i (inews), Metro, The London Standard, The Yorkshire Post, Belfast Telegraph, Liverpool Echo, Birmingham Mail, The Journal (Newcastle), Morning Star, The Herald (Dublin), Irish Daily Star, Irish Daily Mirror, Irish Daily Mail, Leggo, Il Foglio, Il Riformista, ItaliaOggi, L'Osservatore Romano, Abendzeitung München, Dresdner Morgenpost, Chemnitzer Morgenpost, Saarbrücker Zeitung, Trierischer Volksfreund, Lausitzer Rundschau, Südwest Presse, Sächsische Zeitung, Augsburger Allgemeine, Schwäbische Zeitung, Braunschweiger Zeitung, Hamburger Morgenpost, Passauer Neue Presse, Neue Westfälische, Mannheimer Morgen, Vorarlberger Nachrichten, Heute, Gazet van Antwerpen, Het Belang van Limburg, Corriere del Ticino, laRegione, Blick, 24 heures, Tribune de Genève, L'Humanité, L'Opinion, La Tribune, L'Yonne Républicaine, L'Éveil de la Haute-Loire, Cinco Días, elEconomista, La Charente Libre, 20 minutos (Madrid), Τα Νέα, Εφημερίδα των Συντακτών, Ριζοσπάστης, Kathimerini English Edition, El Periòdic d'Andorra, Glas Slavonije, Večernji list BiH, Liechtensteiner Vaterland, Lietuvos rytas, The Malta Independent, Dagsavisen, Stavanger Aftenblad, Kvällsposten, GT (Göteborgs-Tidningen), Västerbottens-Kuriren, Hallands Nyheter, Hallandsposten, TTELA, Bohusläningen, Åbo Underrättelser, Przegląd Sportowy, Bursa, Daily Sabah, Hürriyet Daily News, Diário Insular, A Voz de Loulé, A Comarca de Arganil, Avante!, O Diabo, Tal & Qual, Vida Económica, The Portugal Resident, Valor Econômico, Correio (Bahia), Folha de Londrina, Diário Gaúcho, Folha de Pernambuco, Correio da Manhã (Rio), Novo Jornal, Expansão, O País (Angola), Jornal de Economia & Finanças, O País (Moçambique), Mediafax, O País Económico, Desafio, A Nação, Expresso das Ilhas.
Portada o titular no verificados: La Razón, The Daily Telegraph, Daily Express, The Scotsman, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Expressen, 24sata, Western Mail, Il Quotidiano del Sud, Thüringer Allgemeine, Superdeporte, Gara, Diario Sur, Ideal (Granada), El Norte de Castilla, El Periódico de Aragón, La Opinión de Málaga, Canarias7, El Correo Gallego, Atlántico Diario, Ελεύθερος Τύπος, Panorama, Evrensel, Extra, Diário do Grande ABC, Domingo.
Fuentes: Kiosko.net (105), PressReader (85), Freedom Forum (8), primepaginequotidiani.com (22), frontpages.gr (11). Países por verificar: Islandia, Moldavia, Albania.
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