In pictures: Donald Trump shooting newspaper front pages
There are few news stories capable of shocking the world more than the attempted assassination of a former US president.
The attack on Donald Trump was historic the moment shots rang out in Butler, Pennsylvania.
This is how some of Australia and the world's biggest newspapers covered the story.
The developments came too late at night for most English papers to cover them but the Sunday Telegraph and The Mail on Sunday pushed out late editions.
The New York Times gave the shooting the prominence you would expect, publishing a lengthy report above the fold with more information inside.
The Washington Post took a similar approach, although both broadsheets used slightly different photos.
It was already early Sunday morning when the news broke in Australia but the story continued to dominate the news cycle throughout the day and into Monday.
This is how The Sydney Morning Herald summarised a wide range of reporting on the aftermath.
Sometimes a major global event is defined by a single image.
As you can see by the repeated use of this photo in The Age and other papers, this attempted assassination is likely to be one such event.
The West Australian dedicated its entire front page to the historic moment.
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