The United Kingdom has decided not to go through with sending thousands of troops to Ukraine due to the perceived high risks associated with the move, as reported by The Times. The hope is that a shift in military support from the UK and the EU towards Ukraine could potentially prompt Moscow to adjust its boundaries in order to achieve a peace agreement. The newspaper also mentions the UK’s willingness to consider a “one in, one out” youth mobility program with the EU.
The Daily Telegraph focuses on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer challenging a peace plan proposed by US President Donald Trump that was seen as favoring Russia over Ukraine. The newspaper also highlights a story about unemployed youths unwilling to work for less than 40,000 pounds a year. On a different note, The Guardian’s front page headline reads “Vladimir, stop!” after President Trump rebuked Russian President Putin for launching a fatal air strike in Kyiv that resulted in the loss of 12 lives.
Moving forward, The Financial Times leads with Trump urging Putin to cease his actions, showcasing a photo of destruction caused by Russia’s latest strike on Ukraine. Additionally, China has called on the White House to eliminate all individual tariffs, demonstrating Beijing’s stern stance on Trump’s tariff policies. On a separate front, The Sun discloses that a hotel group received 700 million pounds annually from taxpayers to provide accommodation for asylum seekers, while also reporting on Florence Pugh’s robbery during the premiere of her film Thunderbolts.
Furthermore, The Daily Mail exposes concerns regarding new online safety regulations not adequately protecting children according to campaigners. The newspaper also commends Florence Pugh’s premiere look as “Marvel-lous in leather”. The Daily Mirror is campaigning for “Justice for Jill”, pushing for authorities to re-examine the case of murdered TV presenter Jill Dando based on new evidence. The story of fathers of Southport victims running for their daughters is another highlight in the news
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