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Newspaper headlines: 'Tariff turmoil' and 'bland American cheese'

By Susan Darwin

Newspaper headlines: 'Tariff turmoil' and 'bland American cheese'
The front page of the Guardian shows a trader in New York looking at screens showing financial markets reacting to Trump's tariff announcement - they are all trending downwards. The headline reads; Tariff turmoil wipes trillions of dollars off global stock markets.
The front page of the Daily Mail shows a trader with his hands over his eyes, and over his image there is an illustration of the NASDAQ dropping 5.41%. The accompanying headline reads: Meltdown - Global stock markets plunge £2 trillion as Trump's tariffs cause calamity for investments and pensions.
The front page of the i Paper shows the headline: Britain threatens America with new 'Tesla tax' as stock markets tumble. Below, a headline with a picture of cheddar cheese reads: Why cheddar could avoid meltdown.
The front page of the Financial Times shows a composite picture of Donald Trump next to an image of various stock markets from around the world, which all dropped on Thursday. The accompanying headline reads: World reels from Trump trade shock.
The front page of the Daily Telegraph shows a picture of a woman in a black and white polka dotted dress and white hat cheering on the sidelines of a horse race. She is joined by two men, on either side, wearing suits who are also smiling. The headlines on the front page read: Britain must copy Singapore, says Hunt. Below, a headline reads: Harry attacks 'blatant lies' of charity boss.
The front page of the Daily Mirror shows a picture of the Duke of Sussex next to Sentebale chair Sophie Chandauka at an event where the two were speaking on stage. The accompanying headline reads: Harry charity probe - Prince claims investigation will expose 'blatant lies' after bitter public row. Above a picture of Donald Trump accompanies the headline: Shocks & shares - Trump tariffs spark markets meltdown.
The front page of the Metro shows an illustrated picture of Donald Trump, with red and blue colouring. The accompanying headline reads: Donald Slump, trillions wiped off US market as tariff war sparks slowdown fear. A picture of the Duke of Sussex is below, with the accompanying headline: Harry: It's all lies. Robust probe will unveil truth on why I quit, claims Prince...as boss says it will 'comfort' public.
The front page of the Sun shows a picture of a jockey and horse jumping, with the headline: Grand National. Below a picture of a toilet seat with a Union Jack has a headline that reads: No lav lost...PM backs British toilet seats. Another headline reads: Bog off, Trump!
The front page of the Times shows a picture of King Charles meeting with a Papua New Guinean pilot who wears his uniform alongside a traditional tribal mask. They are both smiling. The headline above reads: "Wasted generation of half-million who have never had job".
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