What the papers say – June 13
The launch of Boris Johnson’s campaign for Prime Minister, Brexit machinations and a ban on UK comedians travelling to Africa lead the papers.
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What the papers say – June 12
Stories on weather, Brexit jockeying and reaction to charging old age pensioners for TV licences lead Wednesday’s papers.
What the papers say – June 11
Tuesday’s papers are led by a range of stories including the latest battles for the Conservative leadership and “outrage” at means-testing for TV licences for over-75s.
What the papers say – June 10
Michael Gove’s challenge to keep his Tory leadership bid on track after discussing using cocaine before his political career makes headlines on Monday.
What the papers say – June 8
A range of stories lead the Saturday papers, with the Queen’s Birthday Honours, the Conservative leadership race and the court case of Sally Challen making an appearance.
What the papers say – June 7
Commemorations for the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings fill Friday’s front pages.
Daily Mail owner’s shares soar despite fall in newspaper sales
The owner of the Daily Mail has seen its shares surge after it said revenues for the full year could be higher than previously expected.
What the papers say – May 27
The dramatic results of the European Parliament elections lead a swathe of papers on Monday.
What the papers say – May 24
Expectations over Theresa May’s departure from Downing Street are splashed across Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – May 23
Speculation over the final throes of Theresa May’s premiership dominates Thursday’s papers.
What the papers say – May 22
The Prime Minister features on many of the front pages on Wednesday after setting out last-ditch plans to get a Brexit deal through Parliament, while the collapse of Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain also makes headlines.
Metro Bank founder re-elected despite executive pay concerns
Metro Bank staved off calls from advisory bodies to reject founder Vernon Hill’s election at its annual general meeting (AGM), but shareholders raised their frustrations over executive pay.
Metro Bank shares collapse as accounting fallout hits home
Shares in Metro Bank tanked on Thursday after the lender revealed the impact of a major accounting error and subsequent investor cash call in what it described as a “challenging” first quarter.
What the papers say – May 1
A variety of stories make the front pages on Wednesday, from the escalating situation in Venezuela, the latest movements on Brexit and the contaminated blood inquiry.
What the papers say – April 30
A report of bodies found in a freezer, antisocial behaviour failings by police and the University of Cambridge’s inquiry into its historical links to the slave trade are among the headline stories on Tuesday.
What the papers say – April 29
Concern over rape police demanding to see victims’ mobile phones is among a range of headline stories on Monday.
What the papers say – April 12
Julian Assange’s unceremonious removal from the Ecuadorian embassy in London makes headlines on Friday, along with Brexit and the Duchess of Sussex.
What the papers say – April 11
A fearsome phenomenon that relentlessly sucks in everything around it with inescapable power is on Thursday’s front pages – alongside the latest on Brexit.
What the papers say – April 6
A mixed bag of news makes the headlines on Saturday – from Theresa May’s Brexit delay request to reports of a big cat on the loose in Cornwall.
What the papers say – April 5
A variety of stories make the front pages on Friday – from the latest on Brexit to a crackdown on social media platforms over harmful content.
What the papers say – April 4
Theresa May’s meeting with Jeremy Corbyn in an attempt to break the Brexit impasse makes several front pages on Thursday.
What the papers say – March 30
The third rejection of Theresa May’s Brexit deal on the day Britain was supposed to leave the European Union leads the bulk of Saturday’s papers.
What the papers say – March 29
Brexit is once again a hot topic on the front pages on Friday, on the day Britain had been scheduled to leave the European Union.
What the papers say – March 28
Theresa May features on the front of almost every national newspaper on Thursday after she promised to stand down as Prime Minister for the next phase of the Brexit negotiations.
What the papers say – March 27
Brexit, a Fleet Street burglary and automatic speed limits all make the front pages on Wednesday.
What the papers say – March 26
Another significant day for Brexit leads the majority of the papers on Tuesday.
What the papers say – March 25
Theresa May features prominently on the front pages on Monday ahead of another crucial week in Westminster.
What the papers say – March 19
John Bercow’s ruling over a third vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal dominates the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – July 19
Sir Cliff Richard’s court win and Boris Johnson’s speech to the Commons top the headlines on Thursday.
What the papers say – July 19
Sir Cliff Richard’s court win and Boris Johnson’s speech to the Commons top the headlines on Thursday.