What the papers say - January 31
Not surprisingly, on the last day of Britain’s 会員の地位 of the EU, Brexit 支配するs the nation’s 前線 pages on Friday.
The Daily Telegraph 可決する・採択するs a jubilant トン, with a picture of Boris Johnson under a Churchillian headline of “This is not an end, but a beginning”.
The Daily Mail あられ／賞賛するs it as a “new 夜明け for Britain”, The Sun says the nation’s course will change for the better, and the Daily 表明する is also 陶酔的な.
The Times looks at 商売／仕事, 主要な on Mr Johnson’s 願望（する） for a “Canada-style” 貿易（する） 協定／条約 with Brussels.
The 独立した・無所属 carries the word for “goodbye” in a multitude of European languages, but ponders whether it is “必然的な ” Britain will one day 再結合させる the EU.
Metro 選ぶs for a simple “Thank EU and goodbye”, while the i calls it the UK’s “leap into the unknown”.
What the papers say - January 31
And The 後見人 strikes a distinctly downbeat トン, with a headline of “Small Island” over a story about “the biggest 賭事 in a 世代”.
And the 財政上の Times plays it straight and perhaps sums all other papers up with a headline: “Britain 屈服するs out of the EU with a mixture of 楽観主義 and 悔いる”.
一方／合間, the Daily Mirror leads with the coronavirus and the 避難／引き上げ flight taking Britons from Wuhan.
And the Daily 星／主役にする‘s 前線 page 先触れ（する）s a “truly historic” day for Britain ? the end of 乾燥した，日照りの January.
