Tanzania, UK and East Africa newspapers today October 25, 2026

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The Independent, Sunday 25 October 2026, leads with "...yet Trump aide says Putin is a 'humanitarian'?" highlighting Sam Kiley's report on ordinary Ukrainians being targeted, alongside headlines on attacks on civilians up 85%, cluster bombs aimed at Kyiv, drones 'hunting' targets, and women and children killed.

Sunday Express, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "BURNHAM TOLD 'COME CLEAN ON HIKING PENSION AGE TO 68'" as campaigners fear Labour wants an earlier rise leaving OAPs facing new hardship, plus "‘I am a fighter’ declares dazzling Delta on Strictly survival mission", and offers of £15 off No7 at Boots and a chance to win a beauty advent calendar.

Sunday People, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "EXTRA £1BN FOR HOMES - EXCLUSIVE: Massive Budget boost for new social housing", plus "Meghan - Cops did NOT pass letter to other forces" on the Duchess revealing deep distress at disturbing snooping about her dad, a half-price six-month home delivery offer for the Sunday People, and £15 off when you spend £30 on No7 at Boots.

The Sunday Telegraph, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "Meghan 'upset' by failure of Met to act" as the force admits it did not share allegations about the Duchess's father with other agencies, followed by "Streeting says Britain must be ready for war in 1,000 days", "Petrol price rise fears as Healey plans 'green tax' on fuel imports", and "Unpaid council tax bills rise to record £7.4bn".

Sunday Mirror, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "QUESTIONS OVER DECISION - COPS DIDN'T SHARE LETTER" as the Met did not pass on allegations about Meghan's dad to other police forces, followed by "Strictly Delta: I'm not a quitter", "£1billion Budget boost for social housing", and a chance to "WIN a beauty advent calendar" with 5 to be won.

Daily Star Sunday, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "PURPLE REIGN - WILLS MISTAKEN FOR PRINCE" as Prince William claims he is often not recognised and was once asked to sing Purple Rain, followed by "INFANTINO: I'M STILL LOVED!", "DELTA FORCE", and a chance to "WIN YOUR FOOD SHOPPING BILLS" with 10 prizes to be won.

The Observer, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - Bill Gates: AI is an ‘evolutionary event’" saying 'Like monkeys to humans', people will no longer be the most intelligent things on the planet, followed by "Duchy tenants face eviction", "22 child-friendly restaurants", and "Villans 2 Villans 1 - Manchester City lose their perfect record".

The Sunday Times, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "Burnham open to adopting EU free movement" as the PM calls for honest conversation, saying pre-Brexit migration 'not 'as difficult' as now, followed by "FRANCE ON THE MARCH", "Met did not give letter on Markle to other forces", and "Chancellor's billions for defence".

The Arusha News, Saturday, October 24 - 30, 2026, leads with "Ex-MP ordered to pay 100m/- for defamation" as the High Court in Moshi upheld a finding against former Rombo MP Joseph Selasini but reduced the compensation payable to former NCCR-Mageuzi chairman James Mbatia, followed by "DOCTORS DETECT 'LIFESTYLE' CANCER AMONG ARUSHA YOUNG ADULTS", "FROM CHILDHOOD HARDSHIP TO LEADERSHIP: EALA LEGISLATOR DR SANKOK'S STORY T O NALOPA PUPILS", and "ARUSHA GYMKHANA CLUB STAR GRABS INAUGURAL SERENGETI GOLF TITLE".

Sunday News, Tanzania Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "TZ touts African solutions - Offers strategies to solve edible oil shortage" followed by "Old wiring puts homes at risk", "Blessing or burden? Mixed reactions as dry ports mushroom in Dar", and "Dar poised to become carbon trade hub", with its Sunday News Sport pullout leading with "Azam sail to group stage" after beating ZED FC, plus "TZ bags medals in African boxing", "TRA hold holders Yanga", and "Simba square up 15 de Agosto".

Sunday Nation, Sunday, October 25, 2026, leads with "Merchants of impunity" on the Eastleigh building collapse as families cling to hope as rescuers race against time to find survivors, a pattern that has claimed at least 30 lives in the last five years, followed by "Gangs' paradise" on over 300 criminal organisations operating in the country, "LifeStyle: Couple's battle against cancer", and "EBOLA Latest: Kenya records second death as Uganda closes border with DRC".