What the papers say – July 17
Boris Johnson and a celebrity-backed plea over free TV licences for over-75s make headlines on Wednesday.
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What the papers say – July 12
Labour’s troubles are compounded, while England’s cricket win over Australia is a cause for national rejoicing in Friday’s papers.
What the papers say – July 11
Fallout from the resignation of Sir Kim continues, while Royal mums and babies are pictured on several front pages.
What the papers say – July 10
The diplomatic row between the UK and US over ambassador Sir Kim Darroch rumbles on, while the Queen is pictured on a visit to Cambridge on Wednesday’s front pages.
What the papers say – July 9
A diplomatic row between the UK and US has deepened, while Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone reportedly says he would lay his life on the line for Vladimir Putin.
What the papers say – July 8
Brexit, a diplomatic row between the UK and US and the Women’s World Cup final dominate today’s headlines.
What the papers say – July 7
Pictures of baby Archie after his christening make headlines in the Sunday papers, alongside developments across the political spectrum.
What the papers say – July 6
The latest on the Conservative leadership race makes headlines on Saturday alongside stories about the christening of Archie, the baby of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
What the papers say – July 5
The front pages are filled with differing perspectives on drugs, Tory leadership rivals and secret government files found in a London rubbish bin.
What the papers say – July 4
Politics takes centre stage in Thursday’s papers with Boris Johnson unveiling a ‘manifesto’ and Jeremy Hunt revealing his support for changing fox hunting legislation.
What the papers say – July 3
Fallout from the BBC’s annual report – and revelations on the salaries paid to its top talent – make the headlines on Wednesday alongside pictures of England’s football team after defeat at the World Cup.