Joe Biden’s statement in his inaugural address that democracy was the winner of the presidential election was used by many newspapers to mark his entry into the Oval Office.
Along with several other titles, the Guardian uses a poster cover with a photo of the president delivering his speech on the steps of the Capitol next to the caption: “Democracy has prevailed”.
The guardian
(@guardian)Guardian front page, Thursday 21 January 2021: “Democracy prevails” pic.twitter.com/QJpP3fDRM4
The New York Times chooses the same message with the headline ‘Democracy has prevailed’: Biden promises to restore people ‘above a complete picture of Biden and his wife embracing Jill.
The New York Times
(@nytimes)The cover of The New York Times for January 21, 2021. pic.twitter.com/BgJlU0BEvh
The normally typographically conservative Financial Times also goes along with a big picture of Biden and again the same headline: “democracy has prevailed”.
Matthew Garrahan
(@MattGarrahan)The cover of tomorrow’s FT pic.twitter.com/ilIO30zkpB
The Scottish the cover is one picture of Biden and it speaks a longer excerpt from the same part of the new president’s speech. “Democracy is precious. Democracy is fragile. In this hour, my friends, democracy has prevailed ”.
Martyn McLaughlin
(@MartynMcL)The cover of tomorrow @TheScotsman pic.twitter.com/wngY0JLSYH
The Washington Post se caption is ‘Pray:’ Unity is the way ” above a photo of the 46th president taking the oath of office.
The Washington Post
(@washingtonpost)The front page of Thursday’s Washington Post. pic.twitter.com/7o1exVi5g3
The Telegraph headline is another quote from Biden – “End this civil war”, while the Times go with “Time for Unity”.
The Telegraph
(@Telegraph)The cover of tomorrow’s Daily Telegraph:
“End this civil war”# TomorrowowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/ujic6aTsZr
Neil Henderson
(@hendopolis)THE TIMES: Time for unity # TomorrowsPapers Today pic.twitter.com/r8dMWod1oX
The Mirror zero on Biden’s opening lines with an “A day of history .. a day of hope”, and uses photos of the president and his historic female vice president, Kamala Harris.
The Mail is a “new dawn for America” featuring photos of Trump leaving Washington and Biden and his wife, Jill, celebrating his inauguration. “Don’s gone … let’s go Joe!” Said the headline.
Daily Mail UK
(@DailyMailUK)Thursday’s @DailyMailUK #MailFrontPages pic.twitter.com/hledSnUlJ2
The i can also not resist a little rhyme with the caption “Ready, steady, Joe!”
in the newspaper
(@theipaper)Ready, set, go!
Thursday’s front page# TomorrowowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/EuURaHlmRk
The pushing it out uses Biden’s “civil war” quote in one of its subheads, but deals with a British angle and how the relationship between the new president and Boris Johnson could be for his headline: ‘Great moment for the US and Britain’.
Neil Henderson
(@hendopolis)EXPRESS: Great moment for the US and Britain # TomorrowowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/5vukiu39I7
Metro chose to use Donald Trump’s words against him with the caption: “Make America great again”.
Metro
(@MetroUK)Tomorrow’s newspaper tonight 📰
MAKE AMERICA BIG AGAIN NOW 🇺🇸
B Joe Biden swears in 46th President
‘End this civil war’, says a new man in the White House# TomorrowowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/vVrnxpiswq
In Europe, El Mundo in Spain is a picture of Biden and the caption ‘Joe Biden:’ Hay mucho que sanar en EEUU ”, which roughly translates as “We have a lot to heal”.
THE WORLD
(@elmundoes)📰Portada of THE WORLD OF JEWS 21 January
It is available in Orbyt and every day in your quiz with the best information pic.twitter.com/X8FCgU5Yb8
Picture, The largest newspaper in Europe, has the headline “Comeback für Amerika”, while it is its sober competitor Suddeutsche Zeitung goes with “Zeitenvende in Amerika”, or “New era in America”.
The South China Morning Post bears the Bidens, Harris and husband Doug Emhoff waving under the heading: “World wakes up to new American leader”.
SCMP News
(@SCMPNews)Good morning. Here is today’s cover and headlines: pic.twitter.com/EyqO6xfT0Q
