What the papers say – November 12
Pictures and reports from around the globe of people falling silent to remember fallen soldiers from the First World War feature on the fronts of Monday’s papers.
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What the papers say – November 7
Knife crime and efforts to tackle growing numbers of stabbings among young people, as well as the latest on Brexit, lead many papers on Wednesday.
What the papers say – November 5
A variety of stories lead Monday’s papers, with the Armistice centennial, the armed forces and health making front page headlines.
What the papers say – October 15
Brexit takes centre stage in Monday’s papers with reports of a stalemate over the Irish border and plots to topple Theresa May featuring among the headlines.
What the papers say – October 6
Group appointments with GPs, Brexit and teens being targeted by Russian trolls make headlines on Saturday.
What the papers say – October 5
A day of high tension between East and West leads the majority of Friday’s papers after Dutch authorities accused Russian spies of an attempted hack into the international chemical weapons watchdog.
What the papers say – October 4
The spring in Theresa May’s step as she took to the stage at the Conservative conference leads many of the Thursday papers, while the content of her speech also features.
What the papers say – October 3
Political fireworks in Birmingham make headlines on Wednesday after Boris Johnson addressed the Tory faithful ahead of Theresa May’s big speech to the Conservative Party conference.
What the papers say – October 2
The latest from the Conservative Party conference makes the majority of the front pages on Tuesday, with Brexit, rail travel and Boris Johnson all featuring.
What the papers say – October 1
The Conservative Party conference makes headlines in Monday’s papers, while pictures of Europe’s Ryder Cup triumph also feature on the fronts.
What the papers say – September 23
Labour moves towards a second vote on leaving the EU are among a range of Brexit stories to top the Sunday papers.
What the papers say – September 15
Saturday’s papers present a mixed bag, with Brexit making the front pages alongside advice on the use of technology, a Church-led rescue effort for Wonga and a lottery win.
What the papers say – September 12
A hard Brexit warning from Britain’s biggest car manufacturer, dismay over police pay and the nation’s health make headlines on Wednesday.
What the papers say – September 11
The latest on Brexit leads the majority of Tuesday’s papers – with suggestions that a deal could be done within eight weeks.
What the papers say – September 10
Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson makes the front pages for the third day in a row – with Monday’s papers reporting the latest fallout from his Brexit comments and his personal life.
What the papers say – September 8
Boris Johnson’s split from wife Marina Wheeler makes headlines on Saturday, along with changes to divorce laws.
What the papers say – September 7
The death of actor and director Burt Reynolds aged 82 features on many of Friday’s front pages alongside the latest fallout from the Salisbury nerve agent attack.
What the papers say – September 6
Pictures of two men – Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov – lead the majority of Thursday’s papers after the pair were charged in connection with the nerve agent attack on Sergei and Yulia Skripal.
What the papers say – September 4
Boris Johnson’s Brexit bust-up with Theresa May, Chris Evans’s Radio 2 departure and crime make headlines on Tuesday.
What the papers say – September 3
As MPs prepare to return to Westminster this week, Brexit is firmly back on the front pages.