‘Nuclear Brooklyn’
A round-up of the headlines from the UK front pages
“Brooklyn goes nuclear”, say the Daily Mail and The Sun, as David Beckham’s son “blasts Posh & Becks”, reports the Daily Star. The US has failed to “rule out taking Greenland by force”, The Times says. Trump has linked “Greenland threats” to “Nobel snub”, says The Guardian. “A prize idiot”, says Metro. The “British and US relationship” is now at its “lowest ebb since the 1956 Suez crisis”, says The i Paper. “We will never be silenced for telling truth”, nurses tell the Daily Express.
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