A wide range of stories feature across Tuesday’s newspaper front pages, including X-rated photos of Conor McGregor.
Day: July 15, 2025
Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 involved more than 35,000 military personnel from 19 Indo-Pacific and European nations.
US president appears unconcerned about speaking to parliamentarians during September trip to UK
Good morning. Donald Trump has given an interview to the BBC’s chief North America correspondent, Gary O’Donoghue, and, while the most important lines are about Russia, it contains some interesting snippets about the UK. Trump is making an unprecedented second state visit in September and yesterday a mini Westminster row broke out about the timing of the trip (starting just after the Commons starts its conference season recess), and the fact this means Trump isn’t being invited to give a speech to MPs and peers.
No 10 implied yesterday that this was just a scheduling coincidence – and nothing to do with the fact that some parliamentarians are bitterly opposed to hosting Trump, who is widely reviled as a threat to American democracy.
I think let them go and have a good time [ie, let MPs have their recess]. I don’t want that to …
I think just we I want to have a good time and respect to King Charles because he’s a great gentleman.
The Department of Justice has called on the Supreme Court to reject an appeal by Ghislaine Maxwell to overturn her conviction.
Across the Gaza Strip, the scorching heat has exacerbated the crisis, with water shortages, failing sanitation and limited space all threatening public health.
Republican lawmakers have blocked a move that could have forced President Donald Trump’s administration to release the files on Jeffrey Epstein’s investigation.
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Tesla debuts in India with upscale showroom launch in Mumbai
In less than three minutes, the beloved Sycamore Gap tree that had stood for nearly 150 years crashed to the ground.
Port of Antwerp-Bruges figures show 15.9% drop in export of cars, vans, trucks and tractors to US
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has been turned into a giant car park with thousands of cars, vans, trucks and tractors bound for the US sitting idle as manufacturers try to avert the worst of Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Figures released by the port show a 15.9% drop in the transport of new passenger cars and vans to the US in the first six months of 2025 compared with the same period last year, with a sharp decline emerging in May – one month after the US president announced his “liberation day” tariffs.