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Campaigner Gina Miller spoke outside the Supreme Court after its ruling

The Supreme Court ruling dominates The Front pages.

"He misled The Queen , the people and parliament", is headline. It describes The Judgement as a crushing unanimous verdict against the Prime Minister .

says the justices chose The Most extreme possible course of action.

For the, the court has dealt a severe blow to Boris Johnson 's authority, and MPs are returning to Westminster seeking Retribution .

Front Page has pictures of Britain's shortest serving Prime Ministers - and suggests that, after just 63 days in The Job , Mr Johnson could break the record. "There's a special place in history waiting For You , Prime Minister ", is the headline.

Other front pages draw attention to the battle for supremacy between the executive and the judiciary. headline quotes what it calls a senior ally of the Prime Minister as asking: "Who runs Britain?"

headline also questions the court ruling: "Unlawful? What's lawful about denying 17. 4 million people Brexit?"

main story focuses on the reaction of its readers - Saying they expressed fury, and bombarded The Paper with messages of support for the Prime Minister .

The Financial Times, The Guardian and The Mirror all call on Mr Johnson to quit.

In, faced with such a damning judgement, any premier with a shred of respect for British democracy and the responsibilities of his office would resign.

The Prime Minister was at a UN summit in New York when the ruling was announced

But says he won't go because he has no honour and no shame. The precedent such an act of defiance sets ought to be unthinkable, it adds.

Other leader writers turn their fire on MPs and judges.

accuses the Supreme Court of doing the bidding of Remainer MPs. In one act of constitutional vandalism, it says, 11 judges have become an unelected political entity, granting themselves immense power to overrule the Government .

says the only way to resolve Brexit now is for the opposition parties to agree to a general Election - But , it adds, they are terrified of the Prime Minister 's popularity with voters and his determination to leave the EU.

Lady Hale wore The Spider brooch, left, when she delivered the court's ruling

There's plenty of interest in The President of the Supreme Court, Lady Hale , who delivered The Judgement .

The i says many watching the televised hearing were captivated by her large spider brooch. For, it had the optics that made it a story of its own.

By the end of the afternoon, says, she had become an internet star. Inspired by the brooch, Macer Hall in the Express writes that she "ensnared" Boris Johnson in a tangled legal and political web.

Andrew Pierce says Lady Hale is famed on the court circuit for her oversized insect and animal brooches - including a frog and a Butterfly .

Source of news: bbc.com