What the papers say – January 18
An admission that police ignored decades of sexual abuse of underage girls by Pakistani grooming gangs is one of the major stories headlining Saturday’s papers.
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What the papers say – January 17
The latest in the Duke of Sussex saga and a teenager with cystic fibrosis feature in Friday’s headlines.
What the papers say – January 16
After a week of royals news dominated the nation’s papers, Thursday’s front pages see a mix of national and international news with several NHS stories taking centre stage.
What the papers say – January 15
More developments in the Harry and Meghan story, Storm Brendan striking the UK and the bongs of Big Ben make the front pages on Wednesday.
Mail on Sunday to use public interest defence in Meghan legal claim
The Mail on Sunday will argue there is a huge public interest in the personal relationships of members of the royal family as part of the paper’s defence against a legal claim by the Duchess of Sussex.
What the papers say – January 14
Most national papers have dedicated their Tuesday front pages to the Queen’s decision to let Harry and Meghan step back from their royal duties.
What the papers say – January 13
The fallout from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision continues to escalate on the front pages of the nation’s papers.
What the papers say – January 11
The front pages present different accounts of Harry and Meghan and the royal rift.
What the papers say – January 10
The attention of the nation’s papers on Friday continues to be split between the ongoing royal family and Iran sagas.
What the papers say – January 9
The crisis in the Persian Gulf has been well and truly knocked off the front pages by the crisis in the royal family, in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision to step back from being senior royals.
What the papers say – January 8
With Iran’s missile strikes on Iraq happening after deadline time last night, Wednesday’s front pages feature an assortment of topics.
What the papers say – January 7
The Persian Gulf crisis and the jailing of Britain’s worst rapist dominate the papers on Tuesday.
What the papers say – January 6
The crisis in the Persian Gulf dominates the nation’s papers on Monday as expected.
What the papers say – January 4
Almost all of today’s front pages lead on the killing in Iraq of General Qassem Soleimani, and the question of what happens next.
What the papers say – January 3
The papers are led with coverage of firefighting efforts across Australia and goings-on behind the front door at Downing Street.
What the papers say – January 2
Bushfires in Australia and a famous meat lover going vegan feature on today’s front pages.
What the papers say – December 31
Diets and a UK teenager found guilty by a Cypriot judge of making up a gang rape claim dominate headlines on New Year’s Eve.
What the papers say – December 30
The prospects for pension savings and the make-up of the Lake District are among stories making headlines on Monday.
What the papers say – December 28
The New Year’s Honours list and the death of George Michael’s sister lead a mixed selection of stories on the nation’s front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – December 27
A new abuse scandal for the Church of England and a real-life James Bond plot are some of the stories headlining the nation’s papers on Friday.
What the papers say – December 26
Photos from the Royal Family’s Christmas service in Sandringham adorn the front pages of most of the nation’s Boxing Day papers, alongside a variety of national stories.
What the papers say – December 24
The Queen’s downbeat Christmas message is reported on most of the nation’s front pages on Tuesday.
Amazon pledges to fight fake reviews
Amazon says it has taken legal action against companies selling fake positive reviews for products on its website after a new report claimed four and five-star reviews were being sold online.
What the papers say – December 23
Concerns over flood defence funding dominates many of Monday’s papers as flood warnings persist heading into Christmas.
What the papers say – December 21
Another huge step towards Brexit and Prince Philip’s night in hospital are the stories dominating most of the nation’s papers on Saturday.
What the papers say – December 20
The promises outlined by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in his Queen’s Speech lead the front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – December 19
The nation’s front pages on Thursday feature stories on health, flooding, Brexit, the crisis in Labour and more.
What the papers say – December 17
The front pages are dominated by Government machinations to separate from Brussels at all costs.
What the papers say – December 16
The fallout from the General Election continues to lead most of the nation’s front pages on Monday.
What the papers say – December 14
Pictures of a jubilant Boris Johnson feature on many of Saturday’s front pages after he led the Conservative party to an 80-seat majority at the General Election.