What the papers say – April 10
Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaving intensive care to start his recovery from the coronavirus leads many of the Good Friday papers, while discussion about lifting the lockdown also features.
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What the papers say – April 9
There is no quick end in sight for the lockdown, as most of the nation’s Thursday papers lead with the extension of the coronavirus restrictions amid a soaring death rate.
What the papers say- April 8
The nation’s show of support for Boris Johnson’s coronavirus battle and questions over who leads the country dominate Wednesday’s papers.
What the papers say – April 7
All the UK’s national newspapers are dominated by the Prime Minister’s admission to intensive care.
Mirror, Express and Mail owners cut staff wages amid virus impact
Two of the UK’s biggest publishers have cut wages for staff in the latest round of measures taken by the industry to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
What the papers say – April 6
The nation’s front pages are dominated by Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s admission to hospital over his persistent coronavirus symptoms.
What the papers say – March 28
The front pages are led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Health Secretary Matt Hancock revealing they have coronavirus as well as chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty exhibiting symptoms of the virus.
What the papers say – March 27
The applause for NHS workers, preparations for a large upswing in coronavirus cases in London, and police efforts to enforce the lockdown feature prominently on the nation’s papers on Friday.
What the papers say – March 26
The news that Prince Charles has been diagnosed as having the coronavirus features on many front pages, along with optimism about testing kits for Covid-19.
What the papers say – March 25
A sought force of volunteer health workers and other challenges facing the NHS amid the pandemic dominate the front pages.
What the papers say – March 24
New measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus lead Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – March 23
Developments in the pandemic lead the papers at the start of the working week, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson mooting the idea of a curfew to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
What the papers say – March 21
The front pages are dominated by responses to the virus including a rescue package and strict new measures aimed at increasing social distancing.
What the papers say – March 20
A variety of angles on the coronavirus crisis lead the papers on Friday, from the Queen’s message to the nation to the Prime Minister saying the tide can be turned inside three months.
What the papers say – March 19
The closure of schools in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak leads many of the papers on Thursday, while some report that London is on the verge of “shutdown”.
What the papers say – March 18
The national papers are dominated by Westminster’s measures to battle the coronavirus, including government-backed loans worth £330 billion – equivalent to 15% of GDP.
What the papers say – March 7
The escalating coronavirus crisis again occupies most of Britain’s front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – March 6
The first recorded death in the UK of a patient with the Covid-19 illness caused by the coronavirus leads most of the nation’s Friday front pages.
What the papers say – March 5
The spiralling coronavirus continues to be the main story across most front pages on Thursday.
What the papers say – March 4
Measures to counteract the spread of the coronavirus are once again the dominant subject across the nation’s newspapers on Wednesday.
What the papers say – March 3
Increasing anxiety about the coronavirus in the UK and a Cabinet Office inquiry into Priti Patel’s treatment of staff dominate Tuesday’s front pages.
What the papers say – March 2
The coronavirus is once again by far the hottest topic on the country’s front pages on Monday.
What the papers say – February 29
The front pages are filled with the latest on the coronavirus strain Covid-19, including the first Briton to die from it and flagged official measures to stop its spread.
What the papers say – February 28
The impact of the coronavirus on major events and the global economy leads almost every national paper on Friday.
What the papers say – February 27
The front pages are filled with official responses to and warnings about the coronavirus.
What the papers say – February 26
Fears and plans over the outbreak of the coronavirus strain Covid-19 continue to lead the national newspapers.
What the papers say – February 25
Market and celebrity responses to the coronavirus strain known as Covid-19 and Harvey Weinstein lead Tuesday’s newspapers.
What the papers say – February 24
National newspapers are dominated at the start of the week with the latest on a deadly viral outbreak and the Home Secretary’s response to Departmental leaks.
What the papers say- February 22
The ongoing war between the BBC and Downing Street over the future of the licence fee is among the stories leading Saturday’s papers.
What the papers say – February 21
A stabbing at a mosque in London, details on the spread of Airbnb rentals and a clampdown on coal fires are among stories making the headlines as the working week draws to a close.