Andy Murray

There is a lot of speculation about whether Boris Johnson has missed the Chance, His Best chance to get his Brexit deal is passed, without radical changes after Saturday 's setback in the house of Commons.

analysis by may, a majority of five in favour of the agreement in its current form - if Commons Speaker John Bercow allowed MPs a simple voting.

The Daily Telegraph says, it is to be seen "yet" whether Mr Johnson has the numbers to an agreement. He believes that the Prime Minister -and could try again to force a snap General election if he does not stop, the legislation is amended, the offer.

A senior source in the DUP The Paper , it is "Guerrilla Warfare ", amid suggestions of a Northern Irish party, the could be based to support the minority Conservative government, a study says-change to keep the UK in a customs Union with the EU.

"Dumped!" is the caption of the accompanying, the shows, the DUP leader, Arlene Foster , and ex-Conservative MP Sir Oliver Letwin dig a large hole for Boris Johnson and his adviser, Dominic Cummings , as you hold up the three letters the Prime Minister sent to Brussels at the weekend.

Mr Johnson forwarded had an unsigned copy of a request for a delay of Brexit, he was forced to send, by the Parliament, together with a signed personal note, saying he wanted no delay, and a cover note.

In his editorial, the "brakes right" of the government to Leak the offer on Saturday and now has to "keep pulling your nerves to forensic scrutiny" in the coming days. The Financial Times agreed, with the argument that, if Mr Johnson is so convinced of his offer is a "large" one, it should have a clear and detailed vision for you.

The faces a hard fight, the agreement is unchanged, regardless of what the opposition do.

"The coalition government for a deal is already unstable," writes Patrick Maguire adds that it was United "is always difficult," Tory hardliners like Bill Cash and moderate Labour MPs in the Left-voting constituencies.

tries to work, a bolt, a further referendum on The Deal . However, to keep the UK in a customs Union with the EU did not seem to be more chance of success, as the figures for a new referendum "to be there".

Other publications about the attitude of the Prime Minister of the opponent. The Daily Express accuses Labour are trying to "torpedo" The Deal . "How dare you!", its Front Page headline is. And as a "conspiracy to wreck the Escape".

Some are just upset by events in The Last 48 Hours . "Dear God , in a column on The Daily Telegraph's Front Page . To paraphrase a sentence from the Prime Minister , she adds: "We are all dead in a ditch, if this purgatorial dread going in to much more. "

There is a mixed reaction on Sunday Night , the profile of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex on ITV, in the case of the Prince Harry and Meghan spoke at length about her difficult relationship with the media.

- no Princess-Diana-on-panoramic-powerful, But potent" is, shows the pair as the "ordinary, vulnerable people" no longer willing to accept, to cope with a "stiff upper lip untrue tabloid stories".

But why the Sussexes agreed to film the program during a trip to Africa.

"You ask yourself when you visit in Angola, one of The Most unfortunate countries in The World , And Then use it as a backdrop to complain about their own problems," she says.

Many of the back pages with pictures of an emotional Andy Murray , who's hip has claimed his first singles tennis titles since the career-saving Operation.

"tears of a crown" was the headline in the Daily Express , says the two-Time Wimbledon champion", he was still a winner" against Stan Wawrinka in the European Open final in Antwerp.

For the Daily Mirror it was "one of the bravest comebacks of all Time ".

Source of news: bbc.com