Friday's national newspaper front pages

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We'll be back on Friday night with a look at Saturday's newspapers.

The Mirror isn't holding back on its thoughts on Trump's visit.

Donald Trump's "top tips" to the PM lead the Sun.

Calls from Trump for the UK to mimic the US and use the military to help with border control, also lead the i.

The US president sharing his views on immigration also leads The Times.

The Mail says Donald Trump was "clearly in the driving seat" during the state visit.

It's a Trump-dominated FT too - with the US president's call to Starmer to deploy British military to control borders, leading.

Trump's admission, during a state visit press conference, that he felt let down by Russian leader Vladimir Putin, dominates the Star's front.

The editors who put together the Metro have deployed their best pun, to mark Donald Trump's meeting with the British PM at his countryside residence.

A photo of the two leaders dominates the Telegraph - as does President Trump's advice to Keir Starmer on UK borders. But the paper says the PM managed to avoid any "major clashes".