“The ego has landed”, says The Mirror after Donald Trump arrived in the UK for his state visit. The remarks from London mayor Sadiq Khan that Trump “fans the flames of division” feature in The Guardian. “Don in… none out”, says the Metro, as the UK’s plan to deport migrants “stalls”.
A Microsoft deal “worth billions” is a “boost for UK”, says The Times, “but Trump stands firm on steel tariffs at start of visit”, it adds.
Robert Redford was “a true Hollywood legend”, says The i Paper, and The Sun says “so long, Sundance”.
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