The latest turn in the Brexit negotiations features prominently in the papers following Prime Minister Theresa May’s House of Commons update on Monday.
A report on the prescribing of statins by GPs has also made headlines, as well as a study into breast cancer risk among women.
The Guardian follows up the PM’s Commons statement on the progress of talks with the EU, saying Mrs May has signalled there will not be a transitional deal to avoid a “cliff-edge” Brexit.
According to The Times, German chancellor Angela Merkel is “furious” over leaks of discussions from a private dinner between Mrs May and EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker, after a German newspaper suggested she “begged” for help on Brexit.
The i reports that Mrs May has “shrugged off” the leaks after Mr Juncker denied the reports were accurate, saying she was in fact in “good shape” and “fighting”.
Meanwhile a report on “the other place” by the Daily Mirror says 17 House of Lords peers claimed more than £400,000 in expenses despite failing to speak or submit questions.
Turning to health matters, the Daily Telegraph reports that an NHS drive to promote the prescription of statins has not worked.
And the Daily Mail reports on a study by Cambridge University experts that has found one in five women are at a “significantly” higher risk of breast cancer.
The Sun carries an account by top female footballer Alexandra Nord of how a Premier League star attempted to rape her.
Meanwhile under the headline “Foreign aid: Let’s stop it now”, the Daily Express calls for an end to “spending madness that sees billions of pounds sent overseas”.