The majority of Britain's newspapers splashed on Brexit to mark the day the country officially leaves the European Union.The majority of Britain's newspapers splashed on Brexit to mark the day the country officially leaves the European Union.
The majority of Britain's newspapers splashed on Brexit to mark the day the country officially leaves the European Union.

Brexit: How Britain's newspaper front pages celebrated and commiserated

As the UK enters a momentous day, see how the national newspapers reacted with a mixture of jubilation and sadness.
By Joshua King
Published 31st Jan 2020, 14:07 BST

Brexit has proved to be one of the most divisive political issues in a generation and has split the nation's media.

Andy Ritchie celebrates after scoring against the Royals. The other United goalscorers that day were John Buckley and Keith Edwards.

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Andy Ritchie celebrates after scoring against the Royals. The other United goalscorers that day were John Buckley and Keith Edwards.

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Hull's Peter Skipper (left) and David Rennie batlle it out in front of 13,551 at Elland Road.

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Hull's Peter Skipper (left) and David Rennie batlle it out in front of 13,551 at Elland Road.

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Action from the League Cup round two, second leg clash at Elland Road as Leeds tried to overcome a 2-3 first leg deficit.

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Action from the League Cup round two, second leg clash at Elland Road as Leeds tried to overcome a 2-3 first leg deficit.

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The Whites could not find a breakthrough.

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The Whites could not find a breakthrough.

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