A teenager has been arrested after trying to board a plane with a shotgun and ammunition. He is in custody and will face a youth court. Teen with gun overpowered by passengers on Australian plane A 17-year-old armed with a shotgun was tackled by passengers and crew as he tried to board a plane in Australia. The teen breached a security fence at Avalon Airport near Melbourne on Thursday and made it onto the tarmac.…
President Donald Trump has announced a temporary pause on some of the tariffs placed on Mexican and Canadian imports, delaying them until next month.
Fifteen people were injured—two seriously—after South Korean fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs on a civilian area during a military exercise.
Five Germans have been jailed for plotting to overthrow the government and kidnap the country’s health minister. Sentences range from 5 to eight years.
Canadians are being advised to buy Canadian-made goods as a response to Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian goods. Whiskey maker fires back after Canada pulls U.S alcohol The maker of Jack Daniel’s isn’t happy about Canada’s latest move in the trade battle with the U.S. Several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, have started pulling American-made alcohol from store shelves. This is their way of hitting back at US tariffs on Canadian goods, introduced by the Trump…
Hungary’s recent refusal to endorse a statement of solidarity with Ukraine marks a significant moment in the European Union’s struggle to maintain a unified front against Russia. How does Europe combat Trump Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s flagrant defiance reflects not only his long-standing admiration for Vladimir Putin but also the growing tensions within the EU regarding its approach to sanctions and support for Ukraine. Hungary could prove to be EU family’s problem child over Russia…
U.S. President Donald Trump Trump is pausing tariffs on some Canadian until April 2, potentially providing a much-needed relief to Canada’s Economy. It only applies to a selection of products. However, mixed signals from the White House suggest the unpredictability of U.S. trade policies may continue to pose significant challenges for Canadian exporters. A Brief Reprieve for Canada The latest developments in U.S.-Canada trade relations reflect ongoing tensions characterised by chaos and unpredictability. President Trump’s…
Thursday’s announcement of new humanitarian funding highlights the pressing need for assistance in regions severely affected by conflict, climate change, and increasing economic distress. But they do not include Gaza. This funding comes at a time when many organisations face major challenges due to cuts in US foreign aid, leading to a humanitarian crisis in several countries. Humanitarian funding released amid global crisis The release of humanitarian funds is critical as the impact of the…
U.S.-Canada Tariff War Begins The trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada have escalated following President Donald Trump’s imposition of 25% tariffs on a range of products from Canada and Mexico. This move, which some farmers view with dismay, threatens their financial stability as they face rising costs for essential supplies such as fertilizer and farm equipment. Kansas Farmers Union director Nick Levendofsky expressed concerns that the tariffs would exacerbate existing financial pressures on farmers,…
Trump Issues Warning to Hamas US President Donald Trump has been in direct talks with Hamas, issuing them a “last warning” – to release all the hostages being held in Gaza. “I am sending Israel everything it needs to finish the job, not a single Hamas member will be safe if you don’t do as I say,” Trump said in a lengthy post on his Truth Social platform. Hamas have accused Trump of encouraging Israel…
Now Trump cuts off intelligence support for Zelensky’s forces The Independent leads on the latest from the US, reporting that the cutting off of intelligence support from the US is a “huge blow” to Ukraine’s ability to repel Russian attacks. The paper also notes that China has said it is ready to fight any type of war with the US. Trump is pictured on the front page as he delivered a speech to Congress.
US stops sharing intelligence with Kyiv to pile pressure on Zelenskyy The Guardian describes the decision to halt intelligence-sharing as “another serious blow” to Kyiv, following US President Donald Trump’s earlier move to suspend military aid. The paper notes that both bans could be lifted if peace talks advance. The front page also reports on the conviction of serial rapist Zhenhao Zou at a London court. The 28-year-old PhD student was found guilty of drugging and…
Mafia cop killer free to roam UK The Sun reports on Maksim Cela, 59, the ‘terrorist cop killer’ who is free to roam Britain’s streets. The paper says the Albanian has cost taxpayers tens of thousands of pounds fighting deportation. He claims he will be at risk from “rival mobsters” if he is sent home. There’s a dash of celebrity news on the sidebar this morning.
New two-tier justice fiasco The Daily Mail also reports on the planned changes, describing it as a “two-tier justice fiasco.” The paper says the Tories believe it could open a softer sentence for minority groups and risks making the courts “anti-white and anti-Christian.” The sentencing of a serial rapist – also the son of Chinese Communist Party – makes the front page as the paper says he’s one of the UK’s most ‘prolific’ rapists.
Fulfil La Promesse! The Daily Express says the calls are mounting for the French to “turn Channel boats around”, saying migrants were escorted to a British rescue ship from French waters. The paper says the French aren’t doing their part in keeping the migrants safe. The paper calls it the latest in the ‘migration farce.’
COVID crisis: Five years on – Thank You The Daily Mirror leads on the five year anniversary of the Covid pandemic. The paper reports that Prince William paid tribute to NHS heroes with a visit to a hospital, marking the anniversary.
Thursday’s front-page headlines continue to focus on the fallout from US President Donald Trump’s decision to pause US military aid to Ukraine as well as the recent decision to halt intelligence sharing with Kyiv.
The tabloids move focus away from Ukraine and instead report that illegal crossings of the English Channel, Tory concerns that a new law could see minorities getting softer sentences and the conviction of serial rapist Zhenhao Zou at a London court.
Liverpool’s win over PSG last night in the Champions League dominates the back pages.
Turkey shares a 200-kilometre (120 miles) frontier with Greece and the border is separated along the Evros river Turkey to build first wall on Greece border Turkey plans to build an 8.5-kilometre (5.2-mile) wall on its western border where neighbours Greece and Bulgaria have already erected their own fences, a local governor said. The barrier is aimed at preventing migrants crossing into the EU member states. Turkey has in the past built walls on its…
Good Morning, Britain! Much of the UK is set for another lovely, sunny day – we hope you can make the most of it, as wet weather is on its way next week.
EU leaders are gathering in Brussels today for a special council on defence. It comes amid heightened tensions in the region, with Macron warning the continent was at a “turning point of history.”
Closer to home, one of the most interesting stories reports that, for the first time, female doctors outnumber male doctors in the UK.
Good Morning! Grab yourself a cup of coffee, and let’s review the biggest stories this morning!
It won’t come as much of a surprise to you, but Donald Trump continues to dominate much of the global conversation this week, as he issues Hamas with a ‘last warning’ amid direct talks with the group to secure the release of the hostages.
Alongside the latest from Trump are ongoing reports regarding the war in Ukraine after the US suspended military aid – following a week of high drama that started with a public bust-up between Zelenskyy and Trump at the Oval Office. Europe appears to be readying itself to take the reins from the US in regard to Ukraine’s security – with French President Emmanuel Macron delivering a televised speech yesterday explaining the importance of European unity.
Liberal Leadership Transition Underway Ahead of March Announcement Transition process to replace Justin Trudeau is quietly progressing as Canada prepares for a new Liberal leader to be announced on March 9. The transition process has already begun, prompted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to resign. Experts emphasize early planning is crucial for a smooth transfer of power, especially in the context of a minority government facing an opposition eager for an election. Transition specialists,…
PMQs Live – Kemi Badenoch to go head-to-head with Starmer Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to take on questions from leader of the opposition Kemi Badenoch today in the latest round of Prime Minister’s Questions. Starmer is set to field questions on everything from the economy to defence and foreign aid after a wild and unprecedented week in global politics. It’s the PM’s first PMQs session since meeting Donald Trump at the White…
Kyiv ready to reach US deal The FT leads with news that Ukraine has offered an olive branch to the US after Trump paused military aid to the region following a bust-up at the Oval Office on Friday. The global stock market’s backlash following Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China also makes the front page as exporters lead market losses and Europe worries its next for levies. Canada and China hit back at the…
Zelensky bows to pressure as Trump halts US weapons The Independent reports that after Donald Trump twisted the knife by pausing US military aid, Ukraine has been forced to extend an olive branch to repair damage from the White House bust-up. Meghan Markle is pictured on the front page, the paper calls her new show exhausting.
Zelenskyy vows to work with Trump for peace The Guardian leads with Zelenskyy’s proposed peace plan to end the war in Ukraine. The paper quotes him as saying he is “ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible” and willing to work under Trump’s “strong leadership.” The paper calls Meghan Markle’s new show “absurd.”
