UK newspapers on Thursday focused on the results of the US midterm elections, with headlines reflecting a "crushing midterm rebuke" and the idea that Democrats were "Trumped."
The Financial Times' headline, "Crushing midterm rebuke to Trump," appeared alongside an image of the newspaper's front page. The Independent's front page bore the headline "Trump dumped."
The Guardian's single-word headline "Trumped" was splashed over a woman holding her arms in joyous praise. Other papers also highlighted the role of the former president in the election results. The i Paper's headline stated, "Vance blames Trump's war for crushing defeat," while the Daily Telegraph ran with "Vance turns on Trump."
The Daily Mail's front page read "Maga turns on Trump," and the Metro featured the headline "Lame Donald Duck: Trump in limbo as he loses Senate and House."
The Times' headline was "Trump faces backlash as Democrats make history." The Daily Star's headline read, "Trump faces final curtain: And now the end is near."
