CAIRO, Oct 23 (Aswat Masriya) – Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Oct. 23, 2016:

Al-Ahram:

- Will of army, police capable of defeating terrorism

- Egypt won't forget sacrifices of martyrs - President 

- Cassation court upholds 20-year prison sentence against Mursi

- Political stability in Egypt make it destination for refugees - UN High Commissioner

- Final between Zamalek, Sundowns tonight 

Akhbar Al-Youm:

- Brigadier General Adel Rajaaie, his driver killed in front of home at Obour City

- Three militants attacked brigadier General Adel Rajaaie

- Blood of martyrs won't go in vain... continuing efforts to eradicate hotbeds of terrorism - President 

- First final verdict of 20 years against Mursi

- Delegation from European Bank in Cairo tomorrow

Al-Masry al-Youm:

- Brigadier General Adel Rajaaie assassinated 

- 14% per cent decrease in popularity Sisi within two months - Basira

- We provided Egypt with maps of landmines in northern coast - British ambassador

Al-Watan:

- Brigadier General Adel Rajaaie assassinated 

- Mursi sentenced to 20 years in prison 

- Armed Muslim Brotherhood cell arrested in Damietta

Al-Shorouk:

- Brigadier General Adel Rajaaie assassinated in front of house at Obour City

- 20-year sentence upheld against Mursi in Ittihadiya case

- Postponement of increasing metro ticket for next year - Sources in ministry of transport

- Thomas Cook to resume flights from Europe to Egypt within days - Rashid