"Top universities cut entry grades as fewer foreign students apply" says the Sunday Times, reporting top institutions are becoming "more flexible" for students who miss their grades or apply during clearing. This follows a 10% drop in international students, the paper says, adding that their departure has left 55 universities with a total deficit of more than ยฃ500m.

The Sunday Telegraph says Uefa is considering launching an investigation into Gianni Infantino's conduct during his tenure at the organisation, following the paper's reports that a woman was paid six figures after an alleged affair with Infantino when he was general secretary of the body. A spokesman for the now Fifa president was reported to have told the Telegraph Infantino "strongly denies these categorically untrue allegations".

An interview with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage leads the Sunday Express, where he said he "will not be driven out of politics by a cancel culture hellbent on wiping out his party". Farage also spoke to the paper about receiving "hundreds" of death threats over the past few months, describing it as "really, really nasty".

A photograph of Broad Peak dominates the Observer, which looks at the "tragedy" that occurred on the mountain at the end of July. The paper says the deaths of six celebrated Nepali climbers on the mountain in an avalanche have prompted worldwide speculation, asking what they might have been doing at 5800m on "a mountain laden with fresh snow".

The Mail on Sunday leads with a royal exclusive, declaring "fury" over the funeral plans for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Senior Whitehall sources have told the paper that the former Duke of York is still expected to receive a royal ceremonial funeral in the event of his death, despite being stripped of all of his titles.

Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha fears she will "never work again", the Sunday edition of the Mirror reports, after she alleged she was "bullied out of her job" at ITV due to her "support of Palestinian rights". ITV has been "contacted for comment", the paper notes.

Though much of the Sunday People is dedicated to football fixtures, the front page considers the opening night of Amanda Knox's Edinburgh comedy show. The paper says Knox, who was convicted and later acquitted of murdering British student Meredith Kercher in Italy in 2007, made "quips" about crime scenes during her performance.

Take Me Out host Paddy McGuiness is pictured front and centre of the Sun on Sunday, alongside a woman the paper says is BBC Radio 2 publicist Emma Carey. "He likey" reads the paper's headline.

The front page of the Daily Star takes aim at the cost of an ice cream this summer. According to the paper, a classic "99" is being priced at almost ยฃ7.

According to the Sunday Telegraph, European football's governing body, Uefa, is considering launching an investigation into Gianni Infantino's conduct, external throughout his entire 16 years as a top official at the organisation. The paper reported yesterday that a woman who worked there was paid off after having an alleged relationship with Infantino. A spokesperson for Fifa tells the Telegraph its president "strongly denies the allegations" and that "any insinuation of inappropriate conduct or violation of statutes or regulations is defamatory".

Separately, the paper claims Andy Burnham is considering whether to block the early release of prisoners responsible for the death of emergency workers, external โ€“ to ensure PC Andrew Harper's killers remain behind bars. The Ministry of Justice is quoted as saying it wanted to block more offenders from getting out sooner โ€“ but could not do so "without risking prisons reaching capacity and collapsing".

The shadow justice secretary, Nick Timothy, has penned an article for the Sun on Sunday, warning of what he calls "disaster" unless the early release scheme is halted., external  He argues there's still capacity within the estate โ€“ and points to examples of other countries renting prison spaces overseas.

The Observer says that while attention has shifted to who is in prison and for how long โ€“ just as important is what happens to inmates while they are behind bars, external. It says so-called "Scandi wings", modelled on units in Sweden and Norway, could help solve the prison crisis by improving rehabilitation. The paper highlights what it calls the "striking" results of one such wing in HMP Wandsworth โ€“ which comes complete with a piano and plants from the Chelsea flower show.

"Fury over Royal funeral plan for shamed Andrew" declares the headline on the front of the Mail on Sunday. It says the King's brother, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor,  is due to receive a royal ceremonial funera, externall โ€“ despite being stripped of all his titles. The Cabinet Office and Buckingham Palace declined to comment.

The Sunday Times reports that elite universities are accepting more applicants with lower grades, external "in an attempt to fill the gap left by an exodus of high paying international students". The paper says there's been a 10 per cent drop in people from overseas studying in the UK.

The Times also reveals what it calls a "top secret plan" by Margaret Thatcher's government  to "bomb" Peru with "voraciously hungry moths"., external It says the prime minister gave her initial backing to the idea in the late 1980s as part of a strategy aimed at destroying cocaine crops, and halting the export of the drug to Britain. But the paper says a lack of support from the authorities in Lima meant the scheme never went ahead.

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