The American election, which yesterday saw Donald Trump secure himself a second term as US president, dominates front pages across the UK as the world reacts to the change-up within the White House.
The Times, the Daily Telegraph, and the Financial Times all played it straight down the line.
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The Guardian led with a front that sums up how many around the world may have felt in the wake of yesterday’s result.
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The Daily Mirror offered up a similar vibe to its readers.
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The Independent and the Daily Mail both dubbed Mr Trump’s return to the Oval Office as his “greatest comeback”.
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The front page of the i summed up the result in one word: “Landslide”.
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The Sun used one of Mr Trump’s previous jobs – host for the US version of reality TV show The Apprentice – to spice up its headline with: “You’re Rehired.”
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The Daily Express kept to the black-and-white reality of the matter.
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Lastly, the Daily Star went with: “Awkward.”
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