What the papers say - December 26
There is only one event which dominates the front pages - at least picture-wise - with Meghan Markle making her way to the Sandringham estate for her first Christmas ahead of her wedding to Prince Harry next year.
Otherwise, the nationals are serving up a Boxing Day feast with blue passports, a sales frenzy and free speech all making the headlines.
The Times carries a picture of Ms Markle and leads with comments from universities minister Jo Johnson who will say students should be expected to encounter controversial opinions during their studies.
THE TIMES: Universities warned over free speech #tomorrowspaperstodaypic.twitter.com/5ZegG8LTmW
-- Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) December 25, 2017
The Guardian reports that staff in the asylum directorate of the Home Office are operating in a "constant state of crisis", according to whistleblowers.
Guardian front page, Tuesday 26 December 2017: Visa offices 'in constant state of crisis' pic.twitter.com/ERdgya9EKO
-- The Guardian (@guardian) December 25, 2017
The i leads on calls from the Pope for a two-state solution in Israel and Palestine following growing tensions in the region.
I: Pope's plea for peace #tomorrowspaperstodaypic.twitter.com/K4t0RYUZDS
-- Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) December 25, 2017
The Sun says that Meghan Markle provided some "Hollywood glamour" to the royal Christmas Day at Sandringham.
Tomorrow's front page: Meghan Markle sprinkles some Hollywood glamour over the Royals' Christmas Day https://t.co/Qb6NkwpHDepic.twitter.com/iUD2x2aKJF
-- The Sun (@TheSun) December 25, 2017
Meanwhile, the Daily Mirror has a photo of the royals next to the story of Honey-Rose Clark, who spent her first Christmas at home after "fighting back from the brink of death".
Tomorrow's front page: Christmas Miracle #tomorrowspaperstodayhttps://t.co/vsVaQG7h48pic.twitter.com/o2mHnlEM2K
-- Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) December 25, 2017
The Daily Mail carries a story about people "sneering" at the return of blue passports, with one MP saying "elitists need to accept the result" of the EU referendum.
Tuesday's @DailyMailUK#MailFrontPagespic.twitter.com/6pu4Dtaem7
-- Daily Mail U.K. (@DailyMailUK) December 25, 2017
And the Daily Express reports that more than £4 billion is expected to be spent as the UK hits the Boxing Day sales.
EXPRESS: £4bn Shop Spree #tomorrowspaperstodaypic.twitter.com/5AZNFFgAvL
-- Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) December 25, 2017