The decision by Labour to cut winter fuel payments will result in a significant number of the poorest pensioners losing financial support for heating, potentially leaving many vulnerable to cold conditions.
A Royal Air Force veteran who participated in atomic bomb tests and survived cancer is now facing a difficult winter as his fuel payments have been cut.
The Daily Express reports on a second wave of attacks in Lebanon triggered by booby-trapped walkie-talkies.
A study has found that 1.7 million households, mainly elderly pensioners, will avoid heating their homes this winter to save money due to the removal of fuel allowances, prompting warnings from campaigners about the potential for increased deaths.