What the papers say – February 8

The i play reports that the UK is braced for US President Donald Trump to request concessions for tech giants arsenic the imaginable terms of avoiding commercialized tariffs.

The Guardian writes that Foreign Secretary David Lammy has labelled America’s determination to chopped its ain planetary assistance fund a “big strategical mistake” which could let China to further its planetary influence.

The Financial Times reports the US President’s determination into crypto has prompted a raft of copycat currencies, sparking warnings investors whitethorn beryllium astatine hazard of being tricked.

The BBC’s Adam Henson has deed retired astatine Ms Reeves’s farmer’s inheritance “tax raid”, writes the Daily Express.

The Budget has ruffled feathers successful some the state and City, with warnings the Chancellor’s plans to chopped tax-free breaks connected ISAs could origin catastrophe for the owe markets, arsenic per the Daily Mail.

The Daily Telegraph splashes that a Caribbean delegation volition request trillions of pounds successful reparations from the UK.

The Times writes that universities whitethorn beryllium pushed into “ideological conformity”, with cuts to probe budgets connected the array if institutions neglect to conscionable diverseness targets.

The Daily Mirror splashes with the communicative of a erstwhile burglar who thought helium would dice alongside his 16-year-old person erstwhile they were changeable by husbandman Tony Martin portion trespassing connected his property.

TV property Kim Woodburn has dubbed Gino D’Acampo arsenic a “full-of-himself small pig” arsenic ITV yesterday pulled re-runs of his shows amid accusations of sexually inappropriate behaviour, reports The Sun.

And, lastly, the Daily Star leads with plummeting temperatures for the federation this weekend, with the mercury acceptable to dip to minus 7C successful immoderate parts of the UK.