What the papers say – May 25
Theresa May’s emotional resignation announcement is on every front page on Saturday.
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Papers on May’s resignation: A poisonous legacy or a PM surrounded by ‘vipers’?
Britain’s papers have given their verdicts on Theresa May’s resignation, her premiership and what politicians should do next for the country.
What the papers say – May 24
Expectations over Theresa May’s departure from Downing Street are splashed across Friday’s front pages.
‘Mrs May must go’: What the papers say on PM’s future
The papers have given their view of Theresa May’s premiership and when it should end after the Prime Minister came under huge pressure to resign.
What the papers say – May 23
Speculation over the final throes of Theresa May’s premiership dominates Thursday’s papers.
Desperate and dangerous: What the papers say about PM’s ‘new Brexit deal’
The Prime Minister’s latest attempt to break the Brexit deadlock has been branded as “desperate”, “dangerous” and “a gamble too far” as Britain’s national newspapers give their verdicts on her 10-point compromise plan.
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.
What the papers say – May 21
Several newspapers lead with the story of a milkshake being thrown at Nigel Farage as he campaigned in Newcastle, with pictures of the aftermath dominating most of the front pages.
What the papers say – May 20
A variety of stories make the fronts on Monday, while pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show are also featured.
What the papers say – May 18
Grumpy Cat, Thomas Cook, Brexit and Boris Johnson are among the headline-makers on Saturday.
What the papers say – May 17
Theresa May agreeing to discuss a timetable for her departure from 10 Downing Street makes headlines in Friday’s papers alongside Boris Johnson appearing to throw his hat into the ring.
What the papers say – May 16
A range of stories make the front pages on Thursday, from the announcement the Jeremy Kyle Show is to be axed through to the future of Theresa May.
What the papers say – May 15
Fallout from the apparent suicide of a Jeremy Kyle Show guest makes headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – May 14
The death of a Jeremy Kyle Show guest days after recording an episode is among the leading stories on Tuesday’s papers.
What the papers say – May 13
Brexit talks, TV Baftas and 10 tiny toes are on Monday’s front pages.
What the papers say – May 11
A variety of stories make the front pages on Saturday, from MPs expenses to a gene therapy which could cut the risk of heart attacks.
What the papers say – May 10
The death of comedian Freddie Starr leads several Friday papers, along with stories about air pollution, the 101 emergency line and deportations.
What the papers say – May 9
Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s baby son, makes his front page debut on Thursday.
What the papers say – May 8
Rows over Brexit, a Ukip election candidate investigated over rape comments and royal baby speculation are among the front pages stories on Wednesday.
What the papers say – May 7
A beaming Duke of Sussex is pictured across Tuesday’s front pages after Meghan gave birth to a baby son.
What the papers say – May 6
Brexit, radical preacher Anjem Choudary and childbirth make headlines on Monday, while Line of Duty also features on several fronts after Sunday night’s season finale.
What the papers say – May 4
The local election results give food for thought for many of the national papers on Saturday, while Madeleine McCann also features on several front pages.
What the papers say – May 3
The inquest into the death of a burglar fatally stabbed by an elderly homeowner leads many of the papers on Friday.
What the papers say – May 2
Gavin Williamson’s sacking as defence secretary leads the papers on Thursday.
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 27
A range of stories make up the front pages on Saturday.
What the papers say – April 26
A range of stories lead Friday’s front pages.
What the papers say – April 25
A row over Huawei’s role in the UK is among a variety of front page stories on Thursday.