PM's terror law overhaul and Trump widens 'economic war'

The fallout from Monday's blameworthy plea by Axel Rudakubana connected the archetypal time of his proceedings for the Southport attacks leads the papers. The Sun reports that Rudakubana was capable to bargain the weapon utilized successful the onslaught from the online retailer Amazon contempt being lone 17 astatine the time. The instrumentality prohibits the merchantability of knives to under-18s.

The Daily Mirror quotes Home Secretary Yvette Cooper calling it a "total disgrace" that Rudakubana was capable to bargain the weapon.

Rudakubana admitted carrying a weapon much than 10 times earlier helium bought the 1 utilized successful the Southport attack, according to the Times. The insubstantial besides reports that a Home Office reappraisal of however Prevent, the government's counter-extremism programme, failed to halt Rudakubana recovered helium was "obsessed with massacre and utmost violence".

The Daily Express quotes Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who made a connection connected the lawsuit connected Tuesday, saying the UK faces a caller panic menace from "loners, misfits, [and] young men successful their bedrooms" viewing convulsive worldly online and that "fundamental change" is needed to support children.

Sir Keir is further quoted by the Metro saying that, successful the past, the "predominant menace was highly organised governmental groups with wide governmental intent" similar al-Qaeda and that, portion that menace remains, a caller 1 is posed by radical "desperate for notoriety, sometimes inspired by accepted violent groups, but fixated connected that utmost violence, seemingly for its ain sake".

The one says the authorities has promised pugnacious authorities to support young radical from convulsive contented and pledged to modulate the "nightmares of the online world".

Sir Keir is quoted by the Guardian saying: "You can't archer maine that the worldly this idiosyncratic viewed earlier committing these murders should beryllium accessible connected mainstream societal media platforms". The insubstantial says Sir Keir besides pledged changes that would let perpetrators of panic attacks to beryllium charged nether coercion laws adjacent if they deficiency a coherent ideology.

The Daily Mail says Chancellor Rachel Reeves has flown to the yearly gathering of the World Economic Forum successful Davos amid "fresh alarm over... gathering economical gloom". The insubstantial says Britain has conscionable recorded the biggest autumn successful radical successful enactment since November 2020, portion the laminitis of US concern elephantine Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, has told the Financial Times that the state is astatine hazard of entering a "debt decease spiral".

A projected anti-fraud instrumentality that would spot payment cheats banned from driving for 2 years arsenic portion of attempts to bring down the payment bill, the Daily Telegraph reports. It says the caller rules would use to anyone who owes much than £1,000 successful wrongly claimed payments and ignores repeated requests to repay it, portion different measures would let investigators to instrumentality the wealth retired of people's slope accounts.

The Financial Times reports that US President Donald Trump has threatened to treble taxation rates for overseas nationals and companies based successful the US successful retaliation for what helium called "discriminatory" taxes connected American multinationals. The insubstantial says Trump has integer services taxes against Big Tech and a planetary taxation pact agreed past twelvemonth by the OECD successful his sights, adding that the determination "threatens to trigger a planetary quality implicit taxation regimes".

And the Daily Star says the UK could beryllium deed by 90mph winds from Storm Eowyn aboriginal this week. It warns readers to "strap down your bins, your plot gnomes, and your ill-fitting hairpiece".