What the papers say – October 15
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s focus on Brexit during the Queen’s speech and the poor behaviour of Bulgarian football spectators during their side’s 6-0 loss to England dominate Tuesday’s front pages.
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What the papers say – October 14
Demands from Brussels and the Prime Minister’s allies are on Monday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 12
The possibility of a Brexit deal being done makes the front pages of many of Saturday’s newspapers, while the WAG war of words also rolls on.
What the papers say – October 11
Some long-awaited positive news on Brexit – the revived chance of a deal after Thursday’s talks between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar – dominates Friday’s newspapers.
What the papers say – October 10
The latest moves on Brexit and the footballers’ wives’ tiff between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney dominate the papers today.
What the papers say – October 5
The front pages are filled with competing visions for Brexit and Royal moves against the press.
What the papers say – October 4
The EU response to the Prime Minister’s Brexit proposals and actors in trouble are among the stories making headlines on Friday.
What the papers say – October 3
The Prime Minister versus Brussels and the Duke of Sussex versus the tabloid press are among stories making headlines on Thursday.
What the papers say – October 2
The prime minister telling the EU to take it or leave it and the Duchess of Sussex suing the Mail on Sunday are among stories making headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers says – October 1
The premier’s plan to charm leaders on the continent to achieve Brexit, and his personal life lead Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – September 30
Boris Johnson’s denial of groping allegations and children being banned from schools if they are unvaccinated lead Monday’s papers.
What the papers say – September 28
A variety of stories make the front pages on Saturday, from a “race row” at the BBC through to the police watchdog looking into whether it should investigate Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
What the papers say – September 27
Brexit and the US president’s whistleblower scandal lead Friday’s papers.
What the papers say – September 26
Boris Johnson has been variously described as “defiant” and without shame across Thursday’s front pages.
Court ruling leads to calls for Johnson to resign
There have been calls in the media for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign following the Supreme Court’s ruling his suspension of parliament was unlawful.
What the papers say – September 25
Wednesday’s front pages are filled with reactions to the judicial response of Parliament’s proroguing and views on Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
What the papers say about the collapse of Thomas Cook
The collapse of travel giant Thomas Cook, which has triggered the UK’s largest peacetime repatriation, has attracted ire in Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – September 24
Chaotic dealings at the Labour Party conference and the collapse of travel company Thomas Cook dominate Tuesday’s front pages.
What the papers say – September 23
The future of travel company Thomas Cook and the Labour Party’s internecine disputes dominate Monday’s front pages.
What the papers say – September 21
Climate change demonstrations, the future of the Thomas Cook travel company, claims made about Prince Andrew and Labour Party plans are among the stories featured on Saturday’s front pages.
What the papers say – September 20
Brexit, the Queen and neo-Nazis are among the stories featured on Friday’s front pages .
What the papers say – September 17
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s trip to the continent makes most of the front pages on Tuesday – after the Luxembourg’s Prime Minister Xavier Bettel continued with a press conference despite Mr Johnson’s absence.
What the papers say – September 16
A variety of stories make the front pages at the start of the working week – from more moves on Brexit through to trouble in the Middle East.
What the papers say – September 14
Former Prime Minister David Cameron makes the front pages of most daily newspapers on Saturday through the admissions, regrets and attacks contained in his just-released memoirs.
What the papers say – September 13
Britain’s national newspapers have all led on different things on Friday, ranging from comparatively minor developments on Brexit, to a an expected warming up of the weather this weekend.
What the papers say – September 12
The Scottish Court of Session’s ruling that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament was unlawful dominates the nation’s papers on Thursday, along with more forecasts about imminent developments on Brexit.
What the papers say – September 11
With Parliament having begun its five-week suspension, most newspapers have welcomed the chance to have a non-Brexit front page on Wednesday.
What the papers say – September 10
A fiery night in Parliament over Brexit – including prorogation, moves around an early election and Speaker John Bercow’s resignation – as well as disquiet over former prime minister Theresa May’s honours list head the national papers on Tuesday.
What the papers say – September 9
Another expected action-packed week in Brexit predictably dominates the nation’s front pages on Monday.
What the papers say – September 7
The latest developments in the Brexit crisis and the Duke of Cambridge’s battle against racism are on the front of papers.