Newspaper headlines: 'History calls' as Biden 'prepares for victory'
By BBC News Staff
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image captionMost of Saturday's front pages focus on the US presidential race. The Times says "history calls" as the key state of Pennsylvania has put Joe Biden on course for the White House. The Democratic nominee was due to address the nation overnight, it adds.
image captionThe Guardian says Donald Trump appears to be "unwilling to leave the Oval office gracefully", adding that Joe Biden is on the cusp of becoming the next president.
image captionThe Daily Telegraph reports the claim of Fox News that some White House aides are now privately urging Donald Trump to concede the presidency. Its headline says Trump has been told to stop "trespassing".
image captionPennsylvania is "in position" to give Joe Biden the keys to the White House, says the i. The paper also claims an exclusive explaining how media tycoon Rupert Murdoch "turned on Trump".
image captionThe Daily Mirror says Donald Trump is "still in denial". It quotes Pennsylvania mayor Jim Kenney's words to the president - "What he needs to do is put his big-boy pants on. Acknowledge he's lost" - as it effectively calls the election in favour of Joe Biden.
image captionPresident Trump refuses to face reality, says the Daily Express. "Writing on the Wall for Trump," says its headline.
image captionThe Daily Mail has no mention of the US elections on its front page. It instead chooses to focus on claims journalist Martin Bashir allegedly tricked Diana, Princess of Wales to gain an interview broadcast on the BBC's Panorama programme 25 years ago.
image captionThe Daily Star is campaigning for Britons to put up their Christmas decorations early this year. It also carries a photo of actor Geoffrey Palmer, whose death has been announced.