The Sun

No, Grieve and Beckett plan isn’t “targeting benefit claimants, OAPs and schools”. It’s trying to protect them from the disaster of no deal.

Furore over UK’s possible exclusion from Galileo post Brexit shows how much business stands to lose. It’s also metaphor for Brexit overall.

When Johnson first backed Leave, he hinted he was in favour of a double referendum. Now, says the Sun, he might even prefer to stay in EU.

Mail, Sun and Express - all hard-Brexit papers - resisted putting one of the most dramatic Brexit setbacks front and centre.

Leo Varadkar denies being in hurry to unite Ireland politically. But the PM is playing clever game to keep it united economically.

Whoever leaked PM’s dinner with Juncker is playing into Brexiters’ hands. It’s actually Brexit’s consequences that are damaging.

Tories are weathering Johnson’s brazen intervention for now. But his red lines pose serious risk to Brexit talks further down the track.

Questioning David Davis’ “stability” is just the latest example of unfortunate language from EU officials. It’s all fuel to Brexiters’ fire.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 6 to 11.

European Council president called for “discretion, moderation, mutual respect”. Brexiters called him “patronising” and “sexist”.

PM says she called snap election because she wants to ram through Great Repeal Bill. This will give her the powers of a Tudor monarch.

EU leaked document raises many contentious issues - giving a lie to PM’s claims that she could provide certainty “straight away”.