The Papers: 'Falklands tell Trump to back off' and 'Harry does a Diana'

'Falklands tell Trump to back off' and 'Harry does a Diana'Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleMany of the papers lead on a leaked Pentagon memo, originally reported by Reuters, which suggests the US has drawn up proposals to back Argentine sovereignty of the Falkland Islands. The Telegraph says the US review of their position is a means to "punish the UK for failing to support its war with Iran", and notes it has been condemned by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, war veterans and residents of the islands. The paper adds that the memo outlined several options for "punishing reluctant allies", including suspending "difficult" ones such as Spain from "prestigious" jobs."PM pushes back against Trump's Falklands threat" reads the Guardian, writing that the leaked proposal "appeared deliberately designed to provoke a reaction in the UK". The memo, it says, has prompted immediate pushback, and underscores a "rapid decline in the tone of Anglo-American relations in the past few weeks".Downing Street has told US President Donald Trump that the UK's control of the Falkland Islands is "not in question", according to the Times. It quotes a spokesperson for the prime minister, who said the UK "could not be clearer" in its backing for the self-determination of the islands, and it had "expressed this position to successive US administrations". The paper says the row could overshadow the four-day visit to Washington DC next week of King Charles III, as part of the 250th anniversary celebrations of American independence.The Daily Mail also hones in on how the leaked memo could affect the royal visit, and says the King is flying into a "Falklands storm".A toddler is pictured having a tantrum in the Oval Office on the Star, after his mother was invited to the White House by Trump. The paper says the president - or "ManBaby" in it...