Goody's wedding hits front pages

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Reality TV star Jade Goody is pictured on many front pages, on the day she is due to marry her boyfriend, Jack Tweed.

The Daily Star Sunday says Goody, who has been told she has only weeks to live, believes arranging her wedding has been the best medicine.

The Sunday Express defends her decision to let the media share her big day and the News of the World says she loves as she lives - in the public glare.

The Mail on Sunday argues she has shown what it is like to die from cancer.

Satirical gongs

The Oscars will be handed out later in Hollywood, but for some cartoonists there is already a clear winner.

Scott in the Sunday Express pictures Gordon Brown clutching an armful of statuettes labelled credit crunch, debt, recession and unemployment.

Gerald Scarfe in the Sunday Times has the prime minister holding a lifetime achievement award for the economy in the shape of a two-fingered salute.

In the Sunday Telegraph, Mr Brown appears to be in a padded cell.

Oscar 'sliming'

As for the Oscars themselves, there are high hopes of British success at the Academy Awards ceremony.

But the Sunday Times reports a dirty tricks technique called "sliming" could dent the chances of some hopefuls.

It says stories have surfaced accusing Slumdog Millionaire of being "poverty porn" and glamorising slum life.

The Sunday Express says Kate Winslet's chances may have been dashed by Jewish leaders who believe her portrayal of a Nazi guard was "over sympathetic".

Mortgage limits

Gordon Brown's vision for a return to a traditional British banking system is detailed in an article in the Observer.

It is also the lead for the Sunday Telegraph and the Sunday Times.

The Telegraph says the prime minister's desire to end mortgages of more than 100% is an admission the government did not do enough to stem wild lending.

The Observer is more sympathetic, saying a return to banking basics is only the start. The paper says it is no longer sufficient just to save banks.