Paper review: Eamonn and Ruth split and Sunak's national service pledge
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Rishi Sunak's promise to bring back national service looms large on a number of the front pages.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday, the prime minister says too much potential in the UK is wasted on what he calls purposeless lives. Mr Sunak says the scheme will open people's eyes to potential careers and he'd be very happy to see his own daughters do national service.
Labour's shadow health secretary Wes Streeting tells the Sunday Times he would tackle what he calls the cultural rot in the NHS if Labour win the election by promising a reformation of what he describes as the national religion.
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