What's happened
Donald Trump secures further victories in the Republican presidential primary, leaving Nikki Haley trailing and facing pressure to perform in South Carolina.
Why it matters
The outcome indicates Trump's strong position in the Republican primary, putting pressure on Nikki Haley to perform in upcoming contests.
What the papers say
The Independent reports Trump's dominance in the race, while The Times and NY Post highlight Nikki Haley's defeat and the pressure she faces in the upcoming South Carolina primary.
How we got here
Trump has already secured big wins in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire and Nevada primaries, leaving only Nikki Haley as a challenger.
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