Monday's national newspaper front pages

What the papers say – March 27

Politics dominates the front pages at the start of the working week.

What the papers say – March 27

Politics dominates the front pages at the start of the working week.

Newspaper headlines: 'Crunch vote on small boats' and laughing gas ban

Monday's papers lead on the return of the Illegal Migration Bill and the government's nitrous oxide ban.

What the papers say: Monday's front pages

DNA tests in the ‘Kerry babies’ case and warnings over school capacity issues are some of the stories covered on Monday’s front pages. The Irish Times leads with comments from the Irish Planning Institute, claiming the State’s planning system s not ‘workable’. The paper also reports a man, who the US believes to be a Russian spy, used an Irish bank account to secure a college place in the US. Source

What the papers say – March 27

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s anti-social behaviour crackdown features across Monday’s front pages, along with an NHS recruitment drive and Harry Styles’ public kiss with an American supermodel.