What the papers say – November 18
The Duke of York’s interview about his connection to sex criminal Andrew Epstein leads Monday’s papers.
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What the papers say – November 16
Prince Andrew’s regret over his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein dominates the papers on Saturday.
What the papers say – November 15
Promises on spending and tax cuts and other election news features prominently on the nation’s front pages on Friday.
What the papers say – November 14
Political developments dominate the nation’s front pages on Thursday.
What the papers say – November 13
A surge in the opinion polls for the Conservative Party and more Labour spending developments dominate the front pages on Wednesday.
What the papers say – November 12
Nigel Farage’s pre-election gift to Boris Johnson of withdrawing Brexit Party candidates from Tory-held seats is the biggest story in the nation’s papers on Tuesday.
What the papers say – November 11
A push by the Government to protect Northern Ireland veterans and other election news features prominently on the nation’s papers on Monday.
What the papers say – November 9
The General Election, the weather and a facelift clinic feature lead the front pages.
What the papers say – November 8
Jeremy Corbyn comes under pressure on the front pages of the nation’s newspapers after day two of the election campaign.
What the papers say – November 7
The resignation of Labour Party deputy leader Tom Watson and other election news dominates headlines in the nation’s papers on Thursday.
What the papers say – November 6
News around Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg features prominently amid an assortment of stories on the nation’s front pages on Wednesday.
What the papers say – November 5
Tales from the worlds of politics and health make the front pages on Tuesday – as Lindsay Hoyle was elected the Commons Speaker while the General Election race is heating up.
What the papers say – November 4
Pre-election manoeuvrings lead several newspapers on Monday, ahead of a varied collection of other stories.
What the papers say – November 2
Pledges ahead of the General Election and a moratorium on fracking lead the papers on Saturday.
What the papers say – November 1
Politics, a tobacco company and divisive sombreros are among the stories on Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 31
Calls for London Fire Brigade’s top brass to resign and the latest political news dominates Thursday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 30
There is a sense of relief on Wednesday’s front pages at the prospect of a break in the Brexit deadlock through an election.
What the papers say – October 29
Speculation on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson will receive his Christmas wish dominates the front pages on Tuesday.
What the papers say – October 28
The manner of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s death makes headlines on Monday, as does a possible route to a December election.
What the papers say – October 26
The probe into the deaths of 39 people in a refrigerated container in Essex continues to dominate the nation’s front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – October 25
The papers round off the week by leading with the deaths of those who died inside a refrigerated lorry, and political jostling over Brexit.
What the papers say – October 24
The discovery of 39 dead bodies in a refrigerated lorry container in Essex and Brexit dominate Thursday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 23
More machinations around Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s attempts to achieve an exit from the European Union and a cardboard cutout of one of Britain’s most recognisable music stars lead the papers on Wednesday.
What the papers say – October 22
Boris Johnson’s big day ahead in Parliament leads Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – October 21
The front pages are dominated by Brexit machinations and “Bad Blood Brothers” in the royal family.
What the papers say – October 19
Brexit dominates Saturday’s front pages, while there are also stories on a 33-year-old murder case and a television host.
What the papers say – October 18
Britain moving a step closer to a departure deal with the European Union nearly has a clean sweep of Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – October 17
The prospect of a Brexit deal leads a number of the papers on Thursday, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson due to head to the continent for a crunch summit with EU leaders.
What the papers say – October 16
Brexit continues to make headlines in Wednesday’s papers, while pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in Pakistan also feature on the fronts.
First Minister told to ‘come clean’ about use of party email account
Nicola Sturgeon must “come clean” over allegations she has been using a private SNP email account for official government business, the Scottish Conservatives have said.