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Claims that the Baltic states no longer support a ceasefire appear to stem from a misinterpretation of an article by the Financial Times.

Donald Trump’s tariff crackdown and its potential impact on the UK lead Wednesday’s front pages.

US tariffs and the conviction of French politician Marine Le Pen are among the top stories in Tuesday’s newspapers.

'If there is this tit-for-tat thing on beauty, it's going to penalise Europe much more than American businesses and companies,' he said.

The King’s admission to, and discharge from hospital leads Friday’s front pages.

Although TSMC will build an R&D facility in the U.S., its core R&D will remain in Taiwan, so the U.S. will keep following Taiwan even after TSMC builds out its Fab 21 site with six fab modules and two packaging facilities, says former CEO of Intel.

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Backlash and controversy surrounding the Government’s spring statement leads Thursday’s front pages.

Previews of the Chancellor’s spring statement feature heavily on the front pages of Wednesday’s newspapers.

A range of domestic and foreign political stories are vying for attention on the front pages

A mixture of foreign and domestic politics feature among Monday’s headlines.