The ugly within The Beautiful Game always surfaces when a team loses. England witnessed it during this summer’s Euro 2020 tournament when three young England players – Marcus Rashford, Jaydon…
Day: 25 August 2021
OnlyFans U-turns on its plan to ban sexually explicit content
The i says OnlyFans is no longer planning to ban sexually explicit photos and videos from its platform in October, the subscriber platform has confirmed.
Covid vaccine: Why jabs should give us protection from serious illness for years
The i says how long immunity from Covid-19 lasts following a vaccine has been one of the main questions everyone wants answered, yet finding a definite answer is difficult.
Fury as US politicians fly into Kabul in midst of evacuation effort
The Guardian says two members of US Congress flew unannounced into Kabul airport in the middle of the chaotic evacuation, stunning State Department and military personnel
Charlie Watts: a rock’n’roll legend whose true love was jazz
The Guardian says everyone knew that Charlie Watts’s heart was always in jazz. Even when he grew his hair long and put on hippie garb with the Rolling Stones
Baby who appeared on Nirvana’s Nevermind cover is suing the band for ‘sexual exploitation'
The Metro says the star of Nirvana’s iconic Nevermind album cover is now all grown up at 30 years old – and is suing the band for ‘sexual exploitation’.
First picture of toddler ripped from mum’s arms during floods
The Metro says a toddler was killed after being ripped out of his mother’s arms as deadly floods swept through the US last weekend.
Woman’s body found at side of road in suspected murder
The body of a woman has been discovered by the side of a busy road near the A3 slip road out of Gillford, Surrey. The remains were found on Monday…
US, EU warn of influx of Eritrean troops in Ethiopia’s Tigray
US secretary of state raises concerns that large numbers of Eritrean forces have ‘re-entered Ethiopia after withdrawing in June’.
Tokyo 2020 Paralympics sees record number of LGBTQ athletes
The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics has become one of the most inclusive sports events ever as a record number of openly LGBTQ athletes compete for a medal.
Today's news summary - Paper Talk
Wednesday’s front pages focus heavily on President Joe Biden’s decision to not extend the 31 August withdrawal date of US troops in Afghanistan – despite PM Boris Johnson and other…
Biden adamant on Aug. 31 withdrawal from Afghanistan but asks for contingency plans
The US president asked the Pentagon and State Department to draw up contingency plans to alter the timeline “should that become necessary.”
Co-op boss says current food shortages are worst he’s ever seen due to Covid and Brexit
The Metro says the boss of a major supermarket chain has described current food shortages as the ‘worst he’s ever seen’.
Palace makes subtle dig at Meghan and Harry by plugging Queen's work
The Daily Express says: MEGHAN MARKLE and Prince Harry have been left red-faced after Buckingham Palace made a subtle dig at the couple by plugging Queen Elizabeth II’s work throughout…
Afghanistan: Fears that refugees may cross to Britain are premature, says UN
The i says it is too early to tell if the Afghanistan crisis will lead to more asylum seekers trying to reach UK shores, the UN’s refugee agency has said.
Covid claims 100 lives a day on average across the UK, statistics show
The Guardian says Official statistics show Covid is claiming 100 lives a day on average across the UK.
EU on brink as 'prospect of hostile France' reality after Marine Le Pen prediction
The Daily express says: THE EU is on the brink of being devastated by the “prospect of a hostile France” after a political expert claimed a Marine Le Pen victory…
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