Xavier Bettel

A single image dominates most of The Front Pages - the photo of the Luxembourg Prime Minister , Xavier Bettel , pointing to the empty podium to the left of Boris Johnson the decision to move from a joint press conference during His visit on Monday.

"Johnson left humiliated as Brexit visit ends in chaos", as there have been reports that the watch was abused for the avoidance of demonstrators.

captions the photo: "Invisible Man ", during which the election is online: "disappeared".

it is also snappy of His British visitors - the headline: "Loud protest mute Johnson". It suggests that the British Prime Minister has "ducked" of The Event rather than face a hostile crowd, ready to boo and jeer him.

But it is sympathy for the Prime Minister in certain insurance protection. "Le Masche" is, as it was reported that "a barking anti-British EU exit audience" forced Boris Johnson , the duck, the planned press conference.

"Luxembourg laughs in 's face" is the caption of the accompanying photo of the title page in the describes the post-visit briefing as "a EU-Ambush ".

holding His judgement on what it calls a "weak stunt" to mock the PM's letter with the headline "Luxemberk".

A "stage-managed anti-British EU-exit rant from the leader of a tiny tax haven" is The View , His conclusion: "No wonder the UK voted to leave the EU. "

Fresh concern over the tensions in The Gulf region and the impact on fuel prices make The Front Pages of several Newspapers following attacks on the Saudi oil facilities at the weekend.

says it has talked to four people informed about the latest damage assessments, which the newspaper said it could be months before the oil production back to Normal .

focuses on what it will mean for motorists at the pump. It indicates that although there is no immediate impact, because fuel stocks are bought months in advance, could mean a longer time for repairs that motorists will be hit with rises of up to 5p per litre more at the bottom of The Line .

with what she claims, as Gary Lineker exclusive.

The Paper reported that The Match of The Day presenter in the new contract talks with the BBC and has voluntarily reported to His £1. 75m salary, as the newspaper puts it - "cut" after the recent controversy about the amount of talent at the company and also the withdrawal of free TV licences for the over 75s.

The former England striker said, a friend said: "It is The Right thing to do. "

And there are reports in several Newspapers on new research on hunger and Decision Making , there is plenty to think about.

"a Bad choice is made, if hungry" is the headline as it is, as the scientists from the University of Dundee have found that Hunger could increase the chances of making impulsive decisions that favor short-term gains - even in the non-food-related decisions, such as choosing a mortgage.

Source of news: bbc.com