Author: News Desk

On your Marcs Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United and Chelsea’s 3-1 win over Wolves lead the back page of The Sun.

Fergie time The back page of the Mirror reports Man Utd’s new boss Ruben Amorim has turned to United legend Sir Alex for help as the crisis at United deepens. Chelsea’s 3-1 win over Wolves also features on the back page as does news Spurs boss Ange’s job is safe for now despite the poor form.

Growth push will test risk appetite CITY AM says the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) push to slash red tape and unleash growth in the City will test the UK’s appetite for risk, its chair has warned, accepting that two of its new proposals could open the door to more fraud and mortgage defaults. Donald Trump’s inauguration makes the front page with the headline: ‘Look who’s back’

‘Golden age of America begins now’ The FT reports Trump is returning to the White House with broader support than when he left in 2021. The paper says the 47th president has pledged to “deliver quickly on the populist and nationalist platform that swept him to victory in last year’s presidential race”. The paper highlights that Trump has repeated his vow to take back control of the Panama Canal and withdraw the US from the Paris climate accord. He has so far stopped short of announcing the new import tariffs pledged before the election. 

Inauguration of Donald Trump: He’s back! The Independent’s front page reports entirely on the inauguration of the American president. A picture of Trump, next to his wife and son, makes the lead as he says God saved him so he could make ‘America great again.’

Trump’s back… Now the world waits to see what happens next The Metro dedicates its whole front page to the inauguration. The paper carries a picture of Trump hugging his family, saying “now the world waits to see what happens next…” 

Trump: ‘I was saved by God to make America great again’ Donald Trump’s inauguration leads the front page of The Guardian. The returning president has promised a ‘golden age’ of America. The PM has ordered a public inquiry into the failings of the Southport killer – who pleaded guilty yesterday. He will be sentenced on Thursday.

Southport killer plotted massacre at his old school The Daily Mail says Axel Rudakubana has pleaded guilty to the murder of three little girls who were attending a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport last year. The paper says he plotted Britain’s first school massacre a week before the killings. The paper also says he was referred three times to the PREVENT scheme as the PM admits the state failed the three children. Boris Johnson’s thoughts on Donald Trump’s inauguration make the front page.

Southport knife murder: Failed by the state The Daily Mirror leads with the guilty plea of Axel Rudakubana – the man who stabbed and killed three little girls at a dance lesson in Southport last year. Donald Trump’s inauguration makes the front page as the paper says he’s waging a war on everything – having signed a series of orders on day one of his presidency.

Guilty of murder & terror: Why did no one stop him? The Sun leads with the guilty plea of Axel Rudakubana – who murdered three little girls at a dance lesson last year. The paper notes he had been flagged three times before the massacre. The paper also reports on Trump’s inauguration. The president was sworn in yesterday, marking his second term in the White House.