UK Newspaper Archive (July 2020-Present)

Joe Biden is poised to reverse the policies of his predecessor Donald Trump on his first day as US president, the Financial Times reports.

Mr Trump has made history as the first US president to be impeached twice, reports The Times. 

On the front of the Financial Times is news of Donald Trump’s second impeachment, which comes as a result of a mob of his supporters storming the US Capitol on 6 January. 

Donald Trump is facing increasing pressure from both politicians and the American public over his role in the storming of the Capitol, tomorrow’s The i reports. 

Donald Trump’s support base is crumbling away as he faces removal from office 12 days early, The Guardian says.

Similarly, The Daily Telegraph is covering the Democrat’s push to remove President Donald Trump from office 12 days early.

Tomorrow’s Metro leads on calls to prosecute President Donald Trump for inciting riots, following the storming of the US Capitol.

The Times leads on the thousands of President Trump supporters who stormed the US Capitol to bring a violent halt to the formal confirmation of his election defeat.

Far-right Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol in a last-ditch bid to thwart Joe Biden’s presidential election victory, the Metro writes.

A pro-Trump mob stormed the US Capitol Building egged on by the outgoing president, The Guardian writes.

The Daily Star reports on “a totally sane space boss” who claims aliens have made contact with Donald Trump but swore him to secrecy.

The Financial Times reports the EU will call on the US to form a new global alliance as it hopes to bury the tensions of the Trump era. 

The Daily Telegraph says Donald Trump is under increasing pressure to concede defeat in the US election after George W Bush said it had been “fundamentally fair”.You can read more on this story here.

President-elect Joe Biden is preparing executive orders to reverse some of Donald Trump’s policies, the Financial Times reports.Read up on Mr Biden’s first day of business here.

The Daily Express says it’s time for Donald Trump to admit defeat in his bid for another four years in the White House, but the president “refuses to face reality”.

Joe Biden is “poised to become the 46th US president”, according to The Guardian, which warns Donald Trump will not admit defeat.

The Daily Mirror said Joe Biden was edging closer to outright victory in the US presidential election, while it was “all over” for President Trump.

The Daily Telegraph reports that advisers to Joe Biden have vowed to force Donald Trump out of the White House as the president refuses to accept the seemingly-inevitable and concede defeat.

The Financial Times leads on the US presidential election, saying Democrat challenger Joe Biden is “on the brink” of victory, while President Trump repeats discredited claims of a stolen election.

The Daily Star has had fun with Donald Trump’s call for election officials to “stop the count!” in the US.

US President Donald Trump stoked “fresh fury” as his election rival Joe Biden appealed for calm, according to The Times

Donald Trump has demanded a halt to the count as swing states hang in the balance, the Financial Times reports.

The Daily Mirror says Donald Trump has shown he is a “liar and a cheat until the bitter end”, as the Republican presidential candidate fights to stop votes being counted in some states.

Metro leads with the headline: Make America Wait Again, as Donald Trump calls for recounts in crucial states following the US election.

The US election is on a knife edge, the Financial Times reports, with both Donald Trump and Joe Biden claiming to be on course for victory.

The Times writes that “America decides its fate” as Donald Trump says losing tomorrow’s election would not be easy.Read more on that story here.

The Times leads with a warning from Donald Trump that any delay in announcing the US presidential election result could put the country in danger.Follow our US election live blog here.

The Financial Times suggests US President Donald Trump will emphasise today’s announcement of his country’s record GDP growth as the election campaign nears an end.