Many of Monday's papers react to Prince Harry's Sunday night interview with ITV.
No prizes for guessing what leads the way on most of the UK's front pages this morning - last night's ITV interview with Prince Harry. The Daily Mail focuses on the prince's remarks about his wife, Meghan, notably his comment that his family was complicit in the "pain and suffering" she has endured.
There's more royal coverage in the Times, which focuses on Prince Harry's remarks that royals were complicit in Meghan's pain, but its main image is a dramatic picture of supporters of Jail Bolsonaro, Brazil's right-wing former president, storming the national congress in the capital, Brasilia.Bolsonaro supporters - many wearing Brazilian football shirts - atop the national congress is the lead image in the Guardian, which also looks at the UK's health crisis.
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