Saturday's National Newspaper Front Pages

THE PAPERS' TOP STORIES

:: Daily Telegraph

A video apparently showing the beheading of British hostage Alan Henning has been released on the internet.

:: The Times

The paper examines the details of the video showing the brutal murder of the 47-year-old former taxi driver from Greater Manchester.

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   The Daily Telegraph leads on the murder of British hostage Alan Henning.

2. Prime Minister David Cameron vowed to "do all we can to hunt down these murderers and bring them to justice", the Times reports.

3. Mr Henning was a former taxi driver from Greater Manchester who left his job to travel to Syria to take help to victims of its civil war, the Daily Mirror says.

4. Since his capture, Mr Henning's friends, family and colleagues made repeated calls for him to be released.

5. The i also covers the "brutal murder" of the 47-year-old aid volunteer.

6. The Daily Express focuses on an appeal by 81-year-old Paul Cantlie for Islamic State militants to spare his son, John, who they are holding hostage.

7. Speaking from his hospital bed after a throat operation, Paul Cantlie said he could not think of a "greater joy than seeing my dear son released and allowed to return home to us".

8. The Daily Mail leads on a pledge by David Cameron to look into how the prime suspect wanted in connection with the murder of schoolgirl Alice Gross was allowed into Britain.

11. FT Weekend looks at changes for how pay day lenders operate.

:: Daily Mirror

The footage shows the knifeman dressed in black in a desert setting. He speaks with a British accent and is believed to be the man responsible for previous beheadings.

:: The Independent

A Liberal Democrat minister has accused senior Conservatives of blocking reports on measures to tackle drug abuse.

:: i

The crime and prevention minister's intervention centres on allegations that two Home Office reports setting out plans to tackle addiction and combat the popularity of legal highs have been "suppressed".

:: The Sun

Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson tells how he fled Argentina after he and his team were set upon by rock-hurling thugs screaming: "Burn them."

:: Daily Express

A plea is made by the seriously ill father of John Cantlie from his hospital bed where he is recovering from an operation for throat cancer.

:: Daily Mail

David Cameron is to look into how Arnis Zalkalns, the prime suspect wanted in connection with the murder of 14-year-old Alice Gross, was allowed into Britain.

:: Financial Times

Almost all pay day lenders will be forced out of business by changes in the law.

:: Watch the Press Preview on Sky News every evening at 10.30pm and 11.30pm. Saturday's reviewers are Sunday Times business editor Dominic O'Connell and Cosmopolitan editor Louise Court.

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