What the papers say – September 18
Brexit brinkmanship, the scale of harm experienced by people online and a stark warning over the threat to children from drug gangs are among a range of stories to make headlines on Tuesday.
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What the papers say – September 17
Brexit makes headlines on Monday, along with reports on Chris Evans’s successor on the Radio 2 breakfast show and exploitation of children by drug-dealing gangs.
What the papers say – September 14
Two Russian men accused of the Salisbury poisonings feature on the front pages of several newspapers on Friday.
What the papers say – September 13
A variety of stories make the front pages on Wednesday – from a speech by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – September 12
A hard Brexit warning from Britain’s biggest car manufacturer, dismay over police pay and the nation’s health make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – September 5
Labour’s bid to put a lid on the anti-Semitism row, a revolutionary cancer treatment for children being offered by the NHS and healthy eating make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – September 3
As MPs prepare to return to Westminster this week, Brexit is firmly back on the front pages.
What the papers say – September 1
A variety of news makes the front pages on Saturday – from the latest on Frank Field’s resignation to a new treatment for cancer.
What the papers say – August 31
Another twist in the Labour Party’s ongoing anti-Semitism row features prominently on the front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – August 30
An energy drinks ban for under-18s, Alex Salmond’s resignation from the SNP and Brexit make headlines on Thursday.
What the papers say – August 29
Conservative ructions over Brexit, a fresh storm over anti-Semitism facing Labour and a “bum lift” plastic surgery tragedy make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – August 28
Warnings over smog’s impact on intelligence, allegations over foul play by schools during exam season and concerns over violent crime make headlines on Tuesday.
What the papers say – August 27
A revolutionary weight-loss pill, tourist burglars and a papal plea for forgiveness make bank holiday Monday headlines.
What the papers say – August 25
A mixed bag of news makes the headlines on Saturday – from the latest on the tragic deaths of a British couple in Egypt to allegations against Alex Salmond.
What the papers say – August 24
Philip Hammond features prominently on the front pages on Friday after warning that a no-deal Brexit would damage the economy.
What the papers say – August 23
Troubles for Donald Trump, concerns over rising cases of diabetes and calls from Jeremy Corbyn to reform the media make the front pages on Thursday.
What the papers say – August 22
Allegations Donald Trump ordered payments to hush up mistresses on the campaign trail, a call to increase the number of magistrates with criminal records and a ban on “puppy farms” make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – August 21
A mixed bag of news makes the front pages on Tuesday – including the latest on the woman who survived falling from a cruise liner in the Adriatic Sea.
What the papers say – August 20
A crisis-hit jail taken back under emergency Government control and a British woman’s miraculous rescue 10 hours after falling overboard from a cruise ship make headlines on Monday.
What the papers say – August 18
A “latte levy” on disposable coffee cups and concerns over rocketing childhood diabetes rates are among Saturday’s front page stories.
What the papers say – August 17
Aretha Franklin appears across Friday’s front pages after the ‘Queen of Soul’ died aged 76.
What the papers say – August 16
A variety of stories make headlines on Thursday, including the arrest of England rugby star Danny Cipriani for allegedly assaulting a police officer.
What the papers say – August 15
A suspected terror attack outside the Houses of Parliament features prominently on the front pages on Wednesday.
What the papers say – August 14
Jeremy Corbyn continues to feature prominently on the front pages on Tuesday as the ongoing anti-Semitism row rumbles on.
What the papers say – August 13
A variety of stories make the front pages on Monday – from rising train fares to a plea to end Britain’s housing “disgrace”.
What the papers say – August 10
News that Boris Johnson faces an investigation over his comments on the burka and reaction to the move leads several papers on Friday.
What the papers say – August 9
Boris Johnson’s controversial comments about burkas continue to top the headlines on Thursday.
What the papers say – August 4
Mars pulling advertising from YouTube, Mark Carney’s “gloomy” Brexit predictions and rising temperatures in Europe all lead the Saturday papers.
What the papers say – August 3
Apple’s trillion-dollar valuation, Amazon’s shrinking tax bill and a rise in interest rates are among the financially-flavoured, headline-grabbing stories on Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – August 2
The latest on Labour’s anti-Semitism row and the heatwave make headlines on Thursday.