the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy that a no deal brexit risks the break—up of the uk. brexit is also covered on the front page of the telegraph — the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space probe to rival the eu's galileo project. there's also a picture of pope francis in the first papal visit to ireland in almost forty years. the sunday times says the number of police officers on the beat has fallen by a third in three years — despite a rise in violent crime. the sunday mirror has an interview with the porn star, stormy daniels — she vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. and the mail on sunday leads on it's own investigation which says 3.6—million so—called ‘ghost‘ patients are registered with gp surgeries. brexit crisis summit. a nightmare for theresa may isn'tjust negotiating with the eu but also her own cabinet between remainers and brexiteers. she will have a crisis summit to prepare for a no deal brexit amid

start off with the 0bserver, which leads with claims from the former european council president herman van rompuyit risks the break—up of the uk. brexit also featured on the front page of the telegraph. the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space satellite navigation system to rival the eu's galileo project. the paper also has a picture of pope francis, who is in dublin at the moment of the first papal visit to ireland and most 40 years. —— in almost 40 years. the sunday times and so the number of officers on the beat has fallen by a third in just three years, despite a rise in violent crime. and the porn star stormy daniels graces the front pages of the sunday mirror and vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. and the mail on sunday leads on its own investigation, which says 3.6 million so—called ghost patients are registered with gp surgeries. so are registered with gp surgeries. so a variety of stories they're making the front pages. p

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the observer leads with claims from the former european council president, herman van rompuy, that araph — the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space probe to rival the eu s galileo project. there's also a picture of pope francis in the first papal visit to ireland in almost 40 years. and the mail on sunday leads on its own investigation, which says 3.6 million so—called "ghost" patients are registered with gp surgeries. just because the news of the death ofjohn mccain in the united states at the age of 81, the senator and former presidential candidate. we will look at the us media covering his death from a rain tumour. the new york times front—page, leading with the headline "a symbol of courage in half a century of battles. referring, of course, to his role in the vietnam war. the newspaper in arizona wherejohn mccain was the senator. describing him asa mccain was the senator. describing him as a war hero and a giant of the senate, with a detailed obituary about his career. the huffington post in the us has three articles on senator mccain, with o

this is the former eu chief herman van rompuy boy warning of an essential threat to the uk from brexitning of an essential threat to the uk from brexitlj would refer back to the quote in the sunday mirror that this is a saga that will go on and on. and it's easy for us to be complacent about all of the barrage of information thatis all of the barrage of information that is coming our way, to do with brexit, and no—deal, and a deal, but it feels like quite a serious claim, that scotland, which voted in the majority to remain within the eu, could end up well, that people are saying could end up breaking apart the uk. that is kind of a left—field thought that many people never really considered. this is a bit worrying. first up we have an eu official interfering in our domestic politics. this brings home to me an insta nt politics. this brings home to me an instant thought. is he now telling the scots or promoting to the scots to do all they can... is he saying that the eu will work to not have a deal, to facilitate the break—up of the country? if you think about that, that is the threat.

the paper says the warning has been sounded by herman van rompuy, the president of the european council it is politics we are starting with this morning, rob. should i apologise in advance? should i go now? to it. a flood of brexiteers aiming to change the face of the party, these are the conservatives getting new members. this is an interesting piece of research by the sunday times. it is pointing out az out of 75 associations are conservative, are reporting an increase of membership. which you would think they would be pleased about. they would, apart from, in sum, according to the research, in some ministers constituencies there are more eurosceptic hardline brisk as he is memberjoining eurosceptic hardline brisk as he is member joining while in eurosceptic hardline brisk as he is memberjoining while in others —— hardline brexiteersjoining its members but alan banks, the man who partly funded the live campaign, he was holding to his members and he's claiming responsibility for some of the increase to now, he has 1.3 million followers on social media, to actuallyjoin the conservative