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A Labour MP warns Starmer he is crossing a red line with China embassy deal. The Backbencher raises concern over government’s attempts to improve relations with Beijing. Labour MP warns Starmer he is crossing a red line with China embassy deal East Renfrewshire MP Blair McDougall, a member of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, will join other MPs including former security minister Tom Tugendhat, former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith and shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick in a protest today against the proposed new building. Why is the Chinese embassy a security concern? Mr McDougall said: “We have to have red lines in our…

Green Army 1, Mighty Reds 0 The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on the shock Plymouth win over Liverpool. Plymouth are currently struggling in the Championship whilst Liverpool are leading the Premier League shock.

Plymouth in dreamland after Liverpool giantkilling The back page of The Guardian leads with Plymouth’s shock win over Liverpool that’s knocked the Reds out of the FA Cup. Elsewhere, Spurs boss Postecoglou has defended his players after Aston Villa knocked them out of the FA Cup.

Plymouth 1 Liverpool 0 – shock awe! The back page of the Daily Star reports on the shock FA Cup win by Plymouth over Premier League leaders Liverpool. Many expected Liverpool to sail through the 4th round but a penalty has seen them knocked out of the competition – ending their dreams of winning the quadruple.

FA Cup 4th RD: Plymouth 1 Liverpool 0 – GREEN PARTY The back page of the Daily Mirror reports Plymouth Argyle wrote one of the finest tales in their history book, and one of the darkest in Liverpool’s, as the side bottom of the Championship beat the Premier League leaders in a famous FA Cup fourth round tie. The back page reports on another loss for Spurs.

This week’s The Economist reports on “pig-butchering”, the most lucrative scam in a global industry that steals over $500bn a year from victims all around the world.

The FT leads with China’s retaliatory tariffs on the US, which the paper says could set off a “trade war” between the two nations.

Firms cut jobs ahead of Labour tax changes The Times lead story highlights concerns over job cuts ahead of Labour’s planned tax changes. The paper uses the latest figures from two surveys which show firms have “cut jobs ahead of Labour tax change,” the paper adds.  The PM is pictured on the front splash after he missed his penalty during a Sunday league match.

Lawyers for three Venezuelan immigrants arrested in New Mexico during President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown have asked a federal court to prevent them from being sent to Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba. A court filing Sunday says while the men haven’t been told they’ll be transferred out of the Otero County Processing Centre, they have a credible fear that they’ll be sent to Guantanamo. Other detainees at the facility run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, were flown to the US naval base in recent days, the document says. The filing claims the three immigrants “fit the profile…

Anger at Labour over deportation videos to appease Farage The front page of The Independent reports the PM is being accused of a sickening attempt to mimic Reform UK as he plans to release videos of raids on illegal migrants in an attempt to win over people planning to vote for Reform. Liverpool’s quadruple hopes have been ended by Plymouth who beat the Reds 1-0 sending the Premier League leaders out of the FA Cup.