What the papers say – March 25
Theresa May features prominently on the front pages on Monday ahead of another crucial week in Westminster.
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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 – March 18
Another crucial week for Theresa May tops the headlines on Monday.
What the papers say – March 16
The tragic deaths of 49 people in shootings at two mosques in New Zealand top the agenda on Saturday.
What the papers say – March 15
Brexit features prominently on the front pages once again on Friday after MPs voted to delay Britain’s departure from the EU.
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Brexit continues to dominate the headlines as the national newspapers give their verdict on another tumultuous day in British politics.
What the papers say – March 14
Brexit continues to dominate the front pages on Thursday after MPs dramatically voted to rule out a no-deal departure.
What the papers say – March 13
Another massive Brexit defeat for the Prime Minister leads the lion’s share of Wednesday’s papers.
What the papers say – March 9
A variety of stories make the front pages on Saturday, from the court case into the Shoreham airshow disaster to a schools “funding crisis”.
What the papers say – March 8
Brexit returns to the top of the agenda on Friday while knife crime also continues to make headlines.
What the papers say – March 7
Knife crime continues to top the agenda on Thursday following another fatal stabbing in the capital.
What the papers say – March 5
The Government’s handling of the knife crime “crisis” leads many of Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – March 4
Knife crime leads several Monday papers after a weekend that saw more young lives lost.
What the papers say – February 26
Jeremy Corbyn’s announcement that Labour would back a second Brexit referendum tops the agenda on Tuesday.
What the papers say – February 25
The latest on Brexit dominates the front pages on Monday – while photos of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also feature prominently.
What the papers say – February 19
The resignation of seven MPs from the Labour Party tops many of the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – February 18
Runaway schoolgirl Shamima Begum features on several front pages again on Monday.
What the papers say – February 16
A variety of stories make the front pages on Saturday, from the latest on runaway schoolgirl Shamima Begum to a strike by children against climate change.
What the papers say – February 15
Runaway schoolgirl-turned-jihadi bride Shamima Begum appears across Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – February 14
A variety of stories lead Thursday’s papers.
What the papers say – February 11
A mixed bag of news makes the headlines on Monday – from the latest on Brexit to the ongoing equine flu outbreak.
What the papers say – February 9
Sir Philip Green makes headlines on Saturday amid a mixed bag of news from trade deals to the horse flu crisis.
What the papers say – February 8
Brexit, Instagram and horse racing all make headlines on Friday.
What the papers say – February 7
Brexit, homelessness and a smear test “revolution” make the front pages on Thursday.
What the papers say – February 6
Booze, Brexit and driverless cars make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – February 5
Liam Neeson appears across Tuesday’s front pages after admitting that he once harboured violent thoughts about killing a black person.
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.
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