For the sixth straight Saturday, protesters march against the COVID health pass they describe as a restriction of freedom.
Month: August 2021
Violence erupts after hundreds of Palestinians protested against Israel’s stifling blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Lebanese leaders hold emergency meeting, decide to change the exchange rate used to price petroleum products.
The UK has approved an antibody treatment developed by Regeneron and Roche to prevent and treat COVID-19.
Benny Gantz says Israel reaches deal on mechanism for Qatar to resume aid payments to thousands of families in Gaza.
Israel has conducted several airstrikes through Lebanon’s airspace on targets in Syria, according to local media in Lebanon.
A white right-wing terrorist who threatened to set off a bomb on Washington DC has surrendered to police. The Capitol Hill bomb threat is over,…
Paper talk
A number of papers lead on the racist abuse footballers Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were subjected to after England’s defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.
The Daily Mirror carries a picture of a mural of Rashford, which was defaced after the final, saying “you inspire us all” and features a letter from a nine-year-old girl who wrote, “you are brave and courageous (sic)… for stepping up”. “Up your game” headlines the Metro after Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned social media firms to do more to stop online racism after the players were targeted on social media.
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Iran has accelerated its enrichment of uranium to near weapons-grade, the UN atomic watchdog said in a report on Tuesday seen by Reuters, a move raising tensions with the West as both sides seek to resume talks on reviving Tehran’s nuclear deal.
Thousands of people have been evacuated since Monday in southeastern France to escape a rapidly-advancing wildfire.
Rescue Service says 110 firefighting teams accompanied by eight aircraft working to combat the raging wildfire.
The Sun Says: TALIBAN thugs have attacked women and children with whips and sticks before firing their guns amid chaos at Kabul airport, reports claim.
The Sun says: POP princess Britney Spears had a secret third wedding a decade ago, it has been claimed.
The Mirror says: The first rescue mission carrying Afghan evacuees and stranded Brits has landed safely in the UK after escaping the clutches of the Taliban, say reports.
The Daily Mirror says: The militant group that stormed Kabul at the weekend said they wanted peaceful relations with other countries and would respect the rights of women within the framework of Islamic law
The Mirror says: Christian Brueckner’s lawyer did not comment on why he has been moved to a super-max German prison dubbed the Alcatraz of The North where he can be watched 24/7 – but it is belived it comes after a scuffle with guards
The Sun says: EMOTIONAL Defence Secretary Ben Wallace choked back tears today as he admitted “some people won’t get back” from Afghanistan.
The Sun Says: MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry’s “attacks” on the Queen are “unforgiveable”, the Duchess’ dad has blasted.
The Metro says: DONALD Trump issued a statement on Sunday calling for President Joe Biden to resign over the Taliban’s advances in Afghanistan.
The Metro says: The devastated family of Plymouth shooting victim Stephen Washington, 59, says their world ‘has been turned upside down in the blink of an eye’.
The Metro says: A British national claims he is stuck in a UN safehouse in Afghanistan but feels ‘abandoned’ as the country falls to the Taliban.
A senior Taliban official has claimed victory in a speech from inside the Presidential Palace as thousands of Afghan nationals and foreigners desperately try to get out of the country.
The Turkish disaster control agency says 52 people were killed in the province of Kastamonu, nine in Sinop and one in Bartin.