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Britain in the deep freeze and Brexit hotting up provide fodder for the front pages.<br />

Last updated:05 February 2018 - 07.48am<br />

A wintry week ahead for Britain as the temperature rises around Brexit makes the headlines<br />

on Monday.<br />

The Queen is also pictured on several front pages, after she made a public appearance in<br />

West Newton near Sandringham on Sunday.<br />

On Brexit, The Times says ministers are going to attempt to stop the acrimonious row in the<br />

Tory party over Britain’s departure from the EU by reaching a compromise over the next<br />

round of negotiations.<br />

Tomorrow's front page: Secret plan to end Tory turmoil on trade talks<br />

#tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/NB8zHPxGnz<br />

— The Times of London (@thetimes) February 4, 2018<br />

The Metro reports on comments by Home Secretary Amber Rudd, who dismissed claims<br />

that Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, Environment Secretary Michael Gove and Jacob<br />

Rees-Mogg were plotting to topple Theresa May.<br />

Monday's METRO – Rudd: it's one for all and all for one ð¡ð¡ð¡ð¡ #tomorrowspaperstoday<br />

pic.twitter.com/piNrsONmjx<br />

— Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) February 4, 2018<br />

Latest headlines from BT.com<br />

The i also reports on the Prime Minister’s attempts to placate hardline Brexiteers in her<br />

party.<br />

Monday's i: May tries to soothe hardliners #tomorrowspaperstoday<br />

pic.twitter.com/b72jwjxF6u<br />

— Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) February 4, 2018<br />

Meanwhile, the deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned against a “bonfire of<br />

the regulations” after Brexit, the Financial Times reports.<br />

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, London edition, Monday 5<br />

Februaryhttps://t.co/r3r7FtNAhX pic.twitter.com/C3BqQoqkwW<br />

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) February 4, 2018<br />

The Daily Mirror, Daily Star and Daily Express lead with reports on an upcoming cold snap,<br />

which forecasters say could last 10 days and send temperatures as low as minus 14C.<br />

Tomorrow's front page: The coldest week of winter #tomorrorwspaperstoday<br />

https://t.co/dqnvhRwPZX pic.twitter.com/KYrUDScDNO<br />

— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) February 4, 2018<br />

Monday's DAILY STAR: Coldest week is on the way #tomorrowspaperstoday<br />

pic.twitter.com/UjAqwPmUpp<br />

— Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) February 4, 2018<br />

Monday's DAILY EXPRESS: Killer freeze to last 10 days #tomorrowspaperstoday<br />

pic.twitter.com/3qpOBwiZzH<br />

— Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) February 4, 2018<br />

The Independent says it has acquired figures that show the Department for Work and<br />

Pensions paid outsourcing firms nearly £255 million to perform personal independence<br />

payment (PIP) assessments in 2017.<br />

Tomorrow's @Independent front page #tomorrowspaperstoday To subscribe to the daily<br />

edition: https://t.co/ozdV9Zd9Si pic.twitter.com/RYruwiyJlC<br />

— The Independent (@Independent) February 4, 2018<br />

Lloyds bank has banned customers from buying Bitcoin on their credit cards over concerns<br />

a collapse in the value of the cryptocurrency, which has halved since December, could lead<br />

to people defaulting on payments, the Daily Telegraph reports.

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