What do the documents say – February 8 – Irvine Times

Thehe I weekend It reports that the United Kingdom is supported by US President Donald Trump to demand discounts on technology giants as a potential price to avoid commercial tariffs.

Guardian It is written that Foreign Secretary David Lamie has determined America’s course of reducing his own international assistance budget for a “big strategic mistake” that could allow China to improve its global impact.

Thehe Financial Times It reports that the transition of the US president to cryptocurrency has caused a number of copy currencies that causes warnings that investors can be at risk of being deceived.

Adam Hanson of the BBC has hit the inheritance of G -Ja Reeves farmer “tax raid”, writes Daily ExpressS

The budget has broken feathers both in the country and in the city, and the Chancellor’s plans to reduce the ISAS vacations can cause disaster for mortgage markets, according to Daily MailS

Daily Telegraph Splashes that the Caribbean delegation will require pounds in the UK reparations.

The times It is written that universities can be pushed into “ideological compliance” and the cuts of table exploration budgets if institutions fail to meet the goals of diversity.

The daily mirror He is scattered with the story of a former burglary, who thought he would die with his 16-year-old friend when they were shot by farmer Tony Martin as he transferred to his property.

Kim Woodburn’s television personality called Gino d’Akappo as a “little pig of self”, as ITV yesterday withdrew repeated appearances on his shows against the backdrop of allegations in sexually inappropriate behavior, reports, reports The sunS

And, finally, Casual Water with low temperatures for the nation this weekend, with Mercury intensified to minus 7c in some parts of the United Kingdom.