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Newspaper headlines: 'Trump trade madness' and 'BYD bonanza'

By Susan Darwin

Newspaper headlines: 'Trump trade madness' and 'BYD bonanza'
The Daily Mirror's front page includes a large picture of US President Donald Trump, he is sitting at a desk signing what appears to be executive orders and his arms are outstretched as he gestures with a incredulous look on his face. The headline above reads: Trump trade madness and Carnage.
The front page of the Financial Times shows a picture of a large Chinese boat in the water, next to the headline: War game: China asserts Taiwan claim. Below, there is a larger headline that reads: Investors flock to gold as fears mount on eve of Trump tariff announcement.
The front page of the Daily Telegraph shows a picture of Melania Trump clapping and smiling pleasantly. She is wearing a leopard print jacket. The headline next to her picture reads: Starmer's 11th-hour bid to halt trade war.
The Daily Mail leads on a picture of David Beckham alongside his wife, Victoria Beckham. Beside a headline reads: Trump's tariffs threaten crisis for Reeves.
The i Paper front page shows a headline that reads: UK told to 'prepare for the worst' as Trump begins global trade war. A picture of a rat in the top right corner includes the headline: Birmingham's busiest rat catcher.
The Guardian front page includes a picture of the four actors who are set to portray the Beatles in the upcoming four films about the musicians' careers. The headlines read: PM offers US tech firms tax cut in return for lower Trump tariffs. Another smaller headline reads: US officials challenged Ofcom over free speech.
The front page of the Times shows a picture of the four actors who will portray the Beatles in the upcoming four films and all four men are wearing black long-sleeved shirts. The headlines on the front page read: Firms told to brace for impact of Trump tariffs and a second headline reads: Welfare reforms will rule an extra 400,000 out of any work.
The front page of the Metro shows the mugshot of a man, Zhenhao Zou, who was convicted of drugging and raping 10 women. Next to his face is the large headline: Student rapist: 23 more victims. A secondary headline is above that one that reads: Women call cops over prolific attacker.
The Sun front page leads on a picture of the Duchess of Sussex and she is wearing a white dress and holding her hand up while her other arm is folded across her chest. The headline reads: Charity boss bullied by Meg trolls - Sussex fans' vile abuse forces Sophie off social.
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