Philip Hammond

The Daily Telegraph claims That Brexit talks with the EU will formally conclude in the next 24 Hours - if Boris Johnson and his Irish counterpart, Leo Varadkar ,

It says That the prospects for agreement look Slim even if the watch has told Conservative MPs That he is "desperate" to get.

the former Chancellor, Philip Hammond , says That if The Talks fail, Mr Johnson, a "rapid-fire zero-tariff trade deal should" lock with the EU to leave Northern Ireland in a separate return.

"It is important", says Mr. Hammond, "we are not sending a message to Brussels That The Well has run dry of ideas; to do That , there is still a lot. "

The Sun reports That the worker, if he delivers the, British EU-exit to the end of the month.

He says That - the provision of a delay of the Brexit will be forced next week - Jeremy Corbyn is supporting a new bid to dissolve Parliament and the country.

But Some of the figures in the government are skeptical, there will be an election before the spring.

"Labour MPs to look at the polls and you don't like what you see," an unnamed minister suggests, adds: "the better The Tories fare, the More you will hesitate to have One . "

The Guardian of the Front Page is dedicated to, and their impact on Climate Change .

the names of The 20 companies, says it is 480 billion tons of greenhouse gases have been produced since 1965 - More Than a third of all global carbon dioxide emissions.

One expert The Paper says That the fossil fuel industry knew in the late 1950s That its products had a negative effect on The Environment , But "with intent That The Threat be ignored" in Some cases.

Seven companies responded to The Investigation , to acknowledge That it did play an "important role" in addressing the climate crisis.

she added That they made were efforts to investment in renewable and low-carbon technology.

There is a mixed response to The Call of England's outgoing chief medical officer, prohibition of eating and drinking in Public Transport , to snacking in an attempt to stop the children.

The Daily Mail , while Kate Andrews of the Daily Express , the idea says is so extreme, "he suggests an unhealthy obsession with the consumption on the part of the Public Health officials who cooked it up".

Some moderate limitations are worth considering.

"This may seem ridiculous, to Some ," it argues, "But such a smoke have ban in public places. "

Finally, the Daily Mirror reported on the conviction of A Man who ordered a cheeseburger while robbing a branch of McDonald's in Coventry last year.

Daniel Parra-Braun, demanded the cashier empty the cash register But was told he would have to buy something before she would open it.

A judge of the 37 assigned to-year-old spends five years in prison, describes the episode as "Bizarre ".

Source of news: bbc.com