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Ace Press News From Cutting Room Floor: Published: Jan.26: 2023:

#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Its all about many of the papers focus on the decisions of Germany and the US to provide tanks to Ukraine which immediately causes more bombing Kindness & Love says 🙏🙏’s for Peace & Love Amen

Former Royal Navy chief Lord West tells the i that the West has “called Putin’s bluff” after the US joined Germany, the UK and other governments in agreeing to send tanks to help bolster Ukraine’s fight against Russia.

Aerospace company Lockheed Martin is prepared to meet demand for its F-16 aircraft as Ukraine’s European allies debate sending fighter jets to Kyiv, the Financial Times says. The paper says the US government must approve sales or transfers to third countries of US-made fighter jets, meaning European countries would need support from the Biden administration.

The West has finally united to defend freedom, according to the Daily Mail. The paper’s front page features an image of Volodymyr and Olena Zelensky on the Ukrainian president’s 45th birthday yesterday.

“The world united against evil” is the headline on the Mirror’s front page. The paper carries quotes from President Zelensky, who said he was “sincerely grateful” for the Western military support. Elsewhere, the paper reports that 1.3 million children in the UK are living in poverty.

The chairman of Marks & Spencer has described plans to ease post-Brexit trade as “baffling”, the Daily Telegraph says. Archie Norman said proposals for solving the Northern Ireland Protocol stand-off could raise prices and give EU companies an advantage over British competitors.

The Guardian reports that Dominic Raab is facing a broader bullying inquiry than initially anticipated, with at least two dozen formal complaints against him. The paper says government insiders believe the depth of the investigation means the deputy PM will struggle to survive in post. Mr Raab has vowed to “rebut and refute” the formal complaints.

The Daily Express reports on the death of a pensioner who had developed “severe hypothermia” and a chest infection because she was worried about the cost of heating her home. “How can this be the sad reality of our country?” the paper asks.

The Times says ministers are preparing to ban the sale and possession of laughing gas in plans to crack down on antisocial behaviour. Only those with a “legitimate reason” would have an exemption, the paper reports.

Prince Andrew has been kicked out of his Buckingham Palace apartment, the Sun reports. The Duke of York, who the paper claims likes to share his bed with five teddy bears, needs to find new digs when he stays in London, it says.

The Metro leads with comments from Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, who said the public can expect to see “two or three” police officers a week appear in court accused of serious crimes. Elsewhere, the paper warns velour boiler suits could be en vogue after actor Brad Pitt was spotted wearing an all-in-one on the streets of New York.

The Daily Star reports on a nuclear-powered space rocket that would allow astronauts to fly to Mars in 45 days – the same time it takes to get a straight answer from a minister, it jokes.

“Finally, the West unites to defend freedom,” is the Daily Mail’s headline. It describes the move as a “devastating blow to the Kremlin” – stating in its leader that “at long, long last western leaders seem to have got the message”.

The Mirror’s take on the story is: “World united against evil”. Its opinion column argues that “this is no provocation, as Vladimir Putin would like to claim – but a reaffirmation that Russia’s brutal and illegal invasion must not succeed”.

According to the Guardian, Justice Secretary, and Deputy PM, Dominic Raab is facing a wider bullying investigation than originally anticipated. The paper understands that at least 24 civil servants are involved in formal complaints against him. The Guardian previously stated that 10 staff had reported being victims of “bad behaviour”. Downing Street has confirmed that eight formal complaints are being investigated. Mr Raab denies wrongdoing.

There is criticism of government plans to ease post-Brexit trade problems. It says possible moves requiring firms to put stickers on products, indicating whether they are “UK wide” or “Northern Ireland only”, have been described as “baffling” by the chairman of Marks and Spencer, Archie Norman.

A government spokesman responds by saying ministers are “engaging in constructive dialogue with the EU to find solutions”.

On its front page, that an Australian firm has made a preliminary bid to take over Britishvolt – the company that collapsed while trying to build a huge car battery factory in Northumberland. The paper says the founder of Recharge Industries plans to visit the site in Blyth, and meet government officials this week, before making a final offer.

The Times says ministers intend to outlaw the sale and possession of laughing gas – or nitrous oxide – in an attempt to tackle anti-social behaviour. The paper says that among 16 to 24-year-olds in England the gas has become the most commonly misused drug after cannabis. Under the plans, drug misuse laws would be revised so people found with nitrous oxide in public could be prosecuted.

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