The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press:
The Sunday Times says surveys show that the PL is heading for a big victory at the European Parliament elections. It also reports comments by the Bishop of Gozo that cohabitation cannot be put at the same level at marriage.
The Malta Independent says Italy has requested an EU summit on immigration. It also says a 20 minute TV feature in Germany poked fun at Malta hire car facilities. The newspaper says the Eurovision Song Contest was the end of a dream for Chiara.
Maltatoday says the Auditor-General has confirmed a report it carried last year about €4.6m extra spending by direct orders at Mater Dei Hospital. It also says that the PL and the PN have renewed their promises to Armier boathouse owners.
Illum says the law on emissions was changed to allow an extension of the power station at Delimara.
It-Torca says 921 families had their power supply cut off in six months. It also says there is a serious shortage of teachers in primary schools.
Il-Mument leads with yesterday's press conference by the prime minister on the electoral programme for the EP elections based on jobs, solidarity, the environment and values.It also reports disappointment for Chiara at the Eurovision Song Contest.
KullHadd highlights how a family had to spend €7,000 for the cancer treatment of their father. It also asks if the 33 migrants who landed in Gozo last week were actually sent to Malta by the Italians.
The Press in Britain
The Sunday Express says the Queen want the Prime Minister get his house in order over the expenses scandal engulfing Westminster as further shameful details of MPs' claims emerged.
According to the Mail on Sunday, the Queen has told Gordon Brown she is worried that the scandalous revelations could damage Parliament.
The Sunday Telegraph's front page is dominated by more revelations of "the cash secrets of MPs who tried to stop you seeing their expenses".
The Sunday Times reports that Speaker of the House of Commons Michael Martin will face a vote of No Confidence because he ‘waged a reign of terror' over MP's expenses.
The Independent on Sunday reveals results of a poll showing that the public has lost confidence in politicians as more than 40 per cent said they would reject all party options.
The News of The World leads with revelations about Frank Lampard's former partner along with an exclusive story on the Katie Price/Peter Andre split.
Claims Katie Price is in love with another man feature on the Sunday Mirror following her split with Peter Andre.
And elsewhere...
Die Welt reports that some 100,000 protestors have marched through the heart of Berlin, demanding the government do more to protect jobs during the recession.
Le Journal du Dimanche says France has become the first EU nation to take in a former Guantanamo inmate who doesn't have any direct link to the host country.
Russkiy Kuryer reports that Russian natural gas giant Gazprom has signed deals with energy companies from Italy, Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia paving the way for a new natural gas pipeline that sidesteps the Ukraine.
Moscow Times says riot police broke up several gay rights demonstrations in Moscow, hauling away scores of protesters hours before the capital hosted the Eurovision song competition. No injuries were reported.
Portugal's Expresso announces that the parents of Madeleine McCann, who disappeared from their holiday home in Portugal two years ago, are to sue the disgraced former Portuguese police chief Goncalo Amaral.
Times of India confirms that the ruling Congress Party swept to a resounding victory in India's mammoth national elections.
South China Morning Post says two bottles of acid were thrown into a crowd in a popular shopping district in Hong Kong, injuring 30 people. Some had holes in their clothing.