What the papers say – February 3

Concern implicit the anticipation of an planetary commercialized warfare dominates the papers astatine the commencement of the moving week.

The Telegraph reports the European Union has warned the US it is acceptable to retaliate against immoderate tariffs imposed by the President, arsenic The Guardian says Donald Trump imposed steep tariffs connected 3 of the US’ largest trading partners.

The Financial Times says Mr Trump is facing backlash from concern groups and immoderate Republicans implicit the move.

Meanwhile, The Times says French President Emmanuel Macron is acceptable to archer Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer that his quality astatine an EU acme meal shows Brexit has failed.

Struggling British businesses volition endure nether plans to nexus Britain to the EU’s greenish scheme, according to the Daily Mail.

The i reports a defence reappraisal is acceptable to urge a UK Iron Dome to support against imaginable rocket attacks from Russia and different hostile states.

The Daily Express leads with histrion Ruthie Henshall claiming she would alternatively beryllium dormant than placed successful a attraction home.

The Sun reports an 18-year-old worker is the youngest UK unfortunate of the warfare successful Ukraine.

And the Daily Mirror says much than 1,600 crimes linked to the OnlyFans big online tract person been reported to constabulary successful 5 years.