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Themes include health concerns for the Daily Express, criminal Britain for the Daily Mail, human tragedy for The Independent, politics for The Daily Telegraph, Iraq war for The Times, while The Sun and Daily Mirror double up on a popstar's marriage breakdown.

Labour promises not to raise taxes in The Daily Telegraph today, while trying to distract from three of the party's MPs shown in The Guardian, The Daily Mail and also in The Daily Telegraph, appearing at Westminster magistrates' court over expense claims.

The Times cover features an interview with Peter Moore, who was held hostage in Iraq for more than two and half years. The Independent covers the tragic story of a man who died outside his home after a decade of abuse from local youths.

The Daily Express unveils a study on the health benefits of the contraceptive pill and Take That singer, Mark Owen's ‘confessions' are on the cover of The Sun for a second day, with The Mirror also leading on the story today.

In promotions, the Daily Mail promises £200 worth of summer plants free in tomorrow's paper, while the ‘arts&ents' supplement of The Times prepares readers for the weekend, alongside the paper's property, times2life and puzzles pullouts.

The Independent promotes its Formula One pull-out, as well as its ‘arts and books' magazine, and Sandals takes a strip ad across the bottom of The Daily Telegraph. Interesting to note all advertisers miss the opportunity to target shoppers before Mother's Day on Sunday.