Tuesday's national newspaper front pages

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We'll be back on Tuesday night for a first look at Wednesday's front pages.

The Sun describes Sven-Goran Eriksson as a true gent of the game following his death from cancer. 

The Times reports that police have "given up" punishing shoplifters, with a massive drop in official enforcement figures.

"Vital training" for military units is being axed to pay for a salary hike for troops, reports the Daily Mail. 

Police are letting knife and sex offenders escape prosecution if they say sorry, The Daily Telegraph reports. 

The i reports there are safety fears at one of the UK's largest care providers after it was bought by Kuwait's state fund. 

There is a "staggering" rise in anxiety among children, reports the front page of The Guardian. 

The Daily Mirror also reporting on tributes to former England football boss Sven after his death from cancer, aged 76.

The Metro leads with tributes to Sven-Goran Eriksson, who died aged 76. 

The largest aerospace and defence companies are set to rake in record levels of cash over the next three years, reports the Financial Times.