What the papers say - November 3
Stories from the world of politics and celebrity make the 前線 pages on Sunday, with the 来たるべき General 選挙 taking centre 行う／開催する／段階 in many papers.
The Sunday Times says that 現職の 総理大臣 Boris Johnson is 直面するing “二塁打 trouble”, pointing to the twin 脅しs of a Remainer 同盟 and a 投票 上げる for the 労働 Party.
The Sunday Telegraph?leads with （人命などを）奪う，主張するs from 保守的な Party chairman James Cleverly that some British Jews could leave the country if Jeremy Corbyn becomes 総理大臣.
Sticking with politics, and The 観察者／傍聴者?令状s that 負かす／撃墜するing Street has 始める，決める up an “緊急 部隊” to try and を回避する winter 圧力s on the NHS which could 損失 the 保守的なs’ 選挙 hopes.
The 独立した・無所属?carries lines from former 自由主義の 民主党員 leader Vince Cable who is 勧めるing people to abandon “部族の 忠義s” to 投票（する） tactically to stop Brexit.
The Sunday 表明する?leads with an interview with Mr Johnson in which he says that he will “get Brexit wrapped up 急速な／放蕩な”.
What the papers say - November 3 (PA)
The Sunday Mirror?leads with “fury” from the family of Amelia Bambridge after pictures of the 死んだ backpacker were 地位，任命するd on social マスコミ.
The Sunday People?報告（する）／憶測s that Emily Atack “tried to take her own life” after a break-up.
The Mail on Sunday carries 主張s that a 絵 at one of Prince Charles’s favourite stately homes may be 偽造の.
And the Daily 星／主役にする on Sunday?says that 厳密に contestant マイク Bushell has been sent death 脅しs by “web trolls”.
