Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration dominates Tuesday’s headlines.
The Financial Times, Metro and the i all splash on President Trump’s official swearing-in and pledges for a policy overhaul.
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Meanwhile, The Times and The Guardian focus on the 47th president’s pledge for a “new golden age” in the United States.
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The Daily Star splashes on the inauguration with the headline “so help us God”.
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Back on British soil, the Daily Express and the Daily Mail lead on Southport killer Axel Rudakubana admitting to murdering three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class.
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The Daily Mirror and The Sun report Rudakubana was flagged as a terror risk on three separate occasions before the fatal stabbings.
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Lastly, the Daily Telegraph leads on claims from Nigel Farage, who has accused Sir Keir Starmer of covering up the truth about the Southport killer.
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