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.
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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 6
Princess Charlotte starting school with her brother George at her side and the latest Brexit machinations lead Friday’s papers.
What the papers say – September 5
Events in Westminster dominate headlines again on Thursday as Boris Johnson’s snap general election plan was roundly rejected in the Commons.
What the papers say – September 4
Wednesday’s Brexit showdown is on the front pages of all the main papers, with just one exception.
What the papers say – September 3
Tuesday’s showdown over whether Britain will have an early election predictably dominates the nation’s papers.
What the papers say – September 2
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s threats against rebel Tory MPs who may try to stop him pushing through a no-deal Brexit dominate Monday’s newspapers.
What the papers say – August 31
The Prime Minister continues to dominate headlines following a tumultuous week in the world of politics.
What the papers say – August 30
Moves in reaction to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend parliament dominate Friday’s national newspapers.
What the papers say – August 29
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to prorogue Parliament unsurprisingly dominates Thursday’s papers.
Horse joins commuters on platform at train station
A horse joined commuters at a Tyne and Wear metro station this morning.
What the papers say – August 3
A variety of stories make the front pages on Saturday, from an interview with new Home Secretary Priti Patel to the fallout from a by-election blow for Boris Johnson.
What the papers say – August 2
The front pages are filled with stories from the town of Whaley Bridge, where thousands of residents were evacuated amid fears a dam could collapse.
What the papers say – August 1
The front pages are filled with differing views on Brexit, Britain’s declining use of plastic bags and how the Army will tackle cyber threats from Russia.
What the papers say – July 18
The return to the UK of the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber, Theresa May’s final speech as Prime Minister and a potential ban on young drivers fill Thursday’s front pages.
What the papers say – July 17
Boris Johnson and a celebrity-backed plea over free TV licences for over-75s make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – July 2
Protests in Hong Kong and the latest from SW19 as Wimbledon begins make headlines on Tuesday.
What the papers say – July 1
The front pages are filled with a stabbing which shocked London, the Tory leadership latest and a secret wedding.
What the papers say – June 29
The conclusion of the London Bridge terror attack inquest, Theresa May meeting Vladimir Putin and councils earning £1 billion from parking charges all make the front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – June 28
Boris Johnson’s leadership bid, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s trip to South Africa, and a potential cure for baldness all make the front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – June 27
A variety of stories make the front pages on Thursday – from the latest pledges by the Tory leadership contenders to promising news in the fight against cervical cancer.
What the papers say – June 26
Boris Johnson appears across the front pages again on Wednesday, this time after a photographer caught him in a moment of affection with a supporter – albeit of the four-legged kind.
What the papers say – June 25
The latest fallout on Boris Johnson’s row and the cost to taxpayers for renovating the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s new home lead Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – June 24
Scrutiny of Boris Johnson over a row at the home he shares with his partner has spilled into a new week, with the Tory leadership hopeful making headlines across the front pages.