The Papers: 'Stop sharing data with China' and 'Shoot and kill'

'Stop sharing data with China' and 'Shoot and kill'Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleBBCThere is a "call to stop sharing data with China" leading the Times, after the "entirety of UK Biobank" was "offered for sale online". The breach involved the private medical data of half a million people, it says. In other front page news, former adviser to the prime minister Morgan McSweeney responds to claims about his involvement in the Lord Mandelson vetting scandal saying "swearing at civil servants simply isn't me".US President Donald Trump's "new orders" to the US Navy in the Persian Gulf to "shoot and kill" lead the i Paper. "Iran peace talks stall," it adds, noting a "tense standoff as fears grow of return to conflict".A "tech arms race" tops the Financial Times, as it says the US has accused China of "industrial-scale theft from AI labs". A photo of masked soldiers scaling the side of a ship takes up much of the front page - it was broadcast on Iranian state television and "claims to show the country's soldiers taking part in the seizure of container ships in the Strait of Hormuz".The Foreign Office has shut a unit tracking potential law breaches by Israel in Gaza because of cuts, reports the Guardian. It also carries the Biobank data breach story, saying it was found for sale on "three separate listings last week". Elsewhere, a civil servant tasked with compiling documents for Lord Mandelson's appointment to be UK ambassador in the US said she had not been given files relating to his security vetting. And a photo of a group of women mourning and carrying red posters of the journalist Amal Khalil, who was killed in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, is splashed.The Metro says Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood swore at a heckler and called him a "white liberal". Now the heckler replies in the paper...