Month: March 2025

Trump ratchets up Canada trade war with 50% aluminium and steel tariffs The FT leads with the back-and-forth of Trump’s tariffs…

Four more arrests in fatal shooting probe Western Mail reports that four more people have been arrested following the fatal…

Devastating cuts as one in five staff axed at university The Scotsman reports on Dundee University’s decision to axe 632…

US says ball in Russia’s court as Ukraine agrees 30-day ceasefire The Guardian’s front page highlights that the ball is in…

I am so proud of all my girls “I am so proud of all my girls” says BBC racing commentator…

US Peace Plan for Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin faces mounting pressure to end the war in Ukraine as a…

Ukraine agrees ceasefire deal The front page of the Daily Mail reports on Ukraine agreeing to a 30-day ceasefire with…

Wes aide flashed girl, 13 The Sun newspaper leads on a standalone story reporting that a former aide of the…

Ukraine has said it is ready to accept an immediate 30-day ceasefire offer to Russia proposed by the US, after…

Two stories dominate Wednesday’s front pages: the latest from Ukraine and the sentencing of Kyle Clifford.

Many of the tabloids choose to focus on Clifford, who was handed three life sentences with whole orders for the murder of his ex-partner, her sister and her mother. He was also found guilty of raping his ex-partner. The sentence means he’ll never be released from prison. The women were the wives and daughters of BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt, whose victim impact statement is quoted in many headlines this morning.

Manchester United’s new £2bn stadium is discussed on the front and back pages, as is Liverpool’s exit from the Champions League.

On the international front, a Ukraine- Russia ceasefire is on the table, awaiting Russia’s agreement, after peace talks involving the US in Saudi Arabia.

Trump’s ongoing tariff war with Canada also makes the front pages after he announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminium. Trump’s announcements, which he’s since backtracked on, saw metal prices rise and the stock markets fall.