What the papers say – June 3

Political turbulence as Donald Trump flies in for his state visit leads many of Monday’s papers.

Several also feature images of Liverpool’s victorious footballers as they returned home with the Champions League trophy.

Theresa May is braced for a clash with the president over the role of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei in Britain’s 5G infrastructure, The Sun reports.

Tory leadership hopefuls Sajid Javid and Jeremy Hunt have signalled potential U-turn’s on the Government’s position, according to the Daily Mail.

Foreign Secretary and Tory leadership hopeful Jeremy Hunt has insisted Britain would “never” harm the US-UK intelligence-sharing relationship, the Daily Telegraph says.

China has accused the US of using “intimidation and coercion” in the row over Huawei and trade, the Financial Times reports.

The Guardian says Mr Trump will land in Britain amid anger over comments made by ambassador Woody Johnson that the NHS should be “on the table” for future trade talks.

Meanwhile, the president has denied he called the Duchess of Sussex “nasty”, the Metro reports.

In other news The Times leads with reaction to a suggestion by Tory leadership candidate Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary, that Brexit could be delayed beyond October 31.

The Daily Mirror reports on controversial comments made by Brexit Party MEP Ann Widdecombe.

And the Daily Express leads with calls by the NHS for people to make eight lifestyle changes in order to cut their risk of developing dementia.