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‘Trump hails Greenland deal’ and ‘All I want is a piece of ice’

January 22, 2026

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The headline on the front page of the Times reads: "Trump hails Greenland deal 'for all Nato nations'." — Donald Trump’s announcement that he has reached an agreement with Nato allies on Greenland dominates Thursday’s papers. The Times leads with the US president announcing a “framework deal” has been reached after talks with Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte, saying it “gives us everything we needed to get”.

The Financial Times says the US president signalled there would be “additional discussions” on Greenland’s role in the Golden Dome, a planned missile defence system to protect the US from all missile attacks.

The headline on the front page of the Financial Times reads: "Trump calls off tariffs threat after Greenland deal 'framework' agreed." — The Financial Times says the US president signalled there would be “additional discussions” on Greenland’s role in the Golden Dome, a planned missile defence system to protect the US from all missile attacks.

In light of the deal, the Guardian says Donald Trump is stepping back from his threat to impose tariffs on European allies who opposed his acquisition of Greenland.

The headline on the front page of the Guardian reads: "Trump claims 'framework of future deal' on Greenland agreed." — In light of the deal, the Guardian says Donald Trump is stepping back from his threat to impose tariffs on European allies who opposed his acquisition of Greenland.

As a result of Donald Trump’s climbdown from his tariff threat, markets in the US have rallied, with stocks surging back on Wednesday, reports the Daily Mail. Elsewhere, the paper continues to tease more details from the Beckham family row.

The headline on the front page of the Daily Mail reads: "Trump: I've struck a deal for my big, beautiful piece of ice." — As a result of Donald Trump’s climbdown from his tariff threat, markets in the US have rallied, with stocks surging back on Wednesday, reports the Daily Mail. Elsewhere, the paper continues to tease more details from the Beckham family row.

“It’s a Don deal” says the Daily Star, as it calls the Greenland saga “manbaby mayhem”.

The headline on the front page of the Daily Star reads: "It's a Don deal." — “It’s a Don deal” says the Daily Star, as it calls the Greenland saga “manbaby mayhem”.

Despite the easing of tensions, the i Paper quotes a senior Nato official warning that “if we don’t give Greenland to the US they will stop supporting Ukraine”.

The headline on the front page of the i Paper reads: "Give me Greenland now - Trump's new ultimatum to Europe." — Despite the easing of tensions, the i Paper quotes a senior Nato official warning that “if we don’t give Greenland to the US they will stop supporting Ukraine”.

The Daily Telegraph fills its front page with a picture of a smiling Donald Trump in its coverage. Elsewhere, the paper highlights one of the US president’s jibes at the audience during his speech at the World Economic Forum: “You’d all be speaking German if it wasn’t for us.”

The headline on the front page of the Daily Telegraph reads: "Trump strikes Greenland deal." — The Daily Telegraph fills its front page with a picture of a smiling Donald Trump in its coverage. Elsewhere, the paper highlights one of the US president’s jibes at the audience during his speech at the World Economic Forum: “You’d all be speaking German if it wasn’t for us.”

The Independent follows with more details of the US president’s speech in Davos, where he insisted the US must own Arctic territory in order for its national security. The paper sums up his remarks with the headline: “All I want is a piece of ice.”

The headline on the front page of the Independent reads: "All I want is a piece of ice: if you say no, we will remember." — The Independent follows with more details of the US president’s speech in Davos, where he insisted the US must own Arctic territory in order for its national security. The paper sums up his remarks with the headline: “All I want is a piece of ice.”

The Daily Mirror describes Donald Trump’s Davos speech as a “delusional rant” during which he insisted that European leaders “loved him” before his Greenland ambitions. The paper also dubs him “Daddy fool”, a play on the Boney M 1970s hit.

The headline on the front page of the Daily Mirror reads: "Daddy fool." — The Daily Mirror describes Donald Trump’s Davos speech as a “delusional rant” during which he insisted that European leaders “loved him” before his Greenland ambitions. The paper also dubs him “Daddy fool”, a play on the Boney M 1970s hit.

Moving to news closer to home, the Daily Express reports that Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been criticised by the Tories for costing the UK jobs after it emerged that pubs will face “years of huge tax rises”. The party is accusing Reeves of “shutting up shop” in the nation’s High Streets after the Treasury said tax relief to help landlords cope with increases to business rates will “slowly unwind” over the next three years.

The headline on the front page of the Daily Express reads: "Our struggling pubs will face years of tax rises." — Moving to news closer to home, the Daily Express reports that Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been criticised by the Tories for costing the UK jobs after it emerged that pubs will face “years of huge tax rises”. The party is accusing Reeves of “shutting up shop” in the nation’s High Streets after the Treasury said tax relief to help landlords cope with increases to business rates will “slowly unwind” over the next three years.

The Metro carries a report from an ongoing court case in London where a jury heard that a friend of Donald Trump’s son Barron said he saved her life during an attack. The paper says the US president’s youngest son called police after seeing his friend being assaulted by her former boyfriend during a FaceTime call.

The headline on the front page of the Metro reads: "Trump's boy saved my life with 999 call during attack." — The Metro carries a report from an ongoing court case in London where a jury heard that a friend of Donald Trump’s son Barron said he saved her life during an attack. The paper says the US president’s youngest son called police after seeing his friend being assaulted by her former boyfriend during a FaceTime call.

Finally, in the wake of Prue Leith stepping down as judge of The Great British Bake Off, the Sun reports that Nigella Lawson is a “choux-in” for her replacement.

The headline on the front page of the Sun reads: "Bake Off judge? Nigella's a choux-in." — Finally, in the wake of Prue Leith stepping down as judge of The Great British Bake Off, the Sun reports that Nigella Lawson is a “choux-in” for her replacement.

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