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Saturday's national newspaper front pages

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US president is not expected to attend the event that will see Charles crowned at Westminster Abbey on 6 May. The Telegraph says London and Washington have downplayed the story - saying attendance from Mr Biden was always "unlikely" The Daily Express hails the agreement as Mr Sunak's second trade "breakthrough" after forming a post-Brexit pact with the EU.

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BBC News

Center

Newspaper headlines: Biden to ‘miss’ coronation and Sunak on trade deal

The US leader will decline an invite to see King Charles crowned next month, The Telegraph reports.

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Evening Standard

Center

What the papers say – April 1

Donald Trump features on many of the Saturday fronts.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Lean Left

What the papers say – April 1

Donald Trump features on many of the Saturday fronts.

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Roscommon Herald

What the papers say: Saturday's front pages

The conclusion of the eviction ban and the indictment of former US president Donald Trump are among the topics on Saturday’s front pages. The Irish Times leads with the end of the eviction ban. The eviction ban and the Trump story make the front page of the Irish Examiner. The Irish Independent leads with a story on the Annie McCarrick murder investigation. The Echo leads with a story on a chef... Source

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