Several papers lead with the car explosion outside a women's hospital in Liverpool on Sunday.
The Daily Telegraph leads with the explosion at Liverpool Women's Hospital on Sunday, which has led to three arrests under the Terrorism Act. A man - the passenger of the taxi - was killed in the explosion and the male driver of the vehicle is in hospital in a stable condition. The paper adds that several properties were raided by police across the city amid fears of a wider plot. Police, firefighters and bomb disposal experts attended the scene at the hospital.
Several papers also feature photographs taken at the Cenotaph on Sunday, with many opting for a shot of the Duchess of Cambridge in the Queen's absence. "Health fears for the Queen" is the headline dominating the front of Metro after the monarch cancelled her planned appearance at the Remembrance Sunday service after she sprained her back. Buckingham Palace said the 95-year-old was "disappointed" not to attend the event.
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