- Judge dismisses confession by alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
- Thieves steal diamond necklace valued over £3 million in Vienna museum heist
- Spain seeks EU support for migrant processing amid Ceuta crisis
- Premier League — Saturday’s 29th Aug fixtures
- Spain seeks EU assistance to manage 5,000 migrants in Ceuta amid unrest
- Nearly 100 dogs rescued from a home in Fort McMurray
- Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE in Louisiana pending removal order
- Prankster arrested in Poland faces up to eight years for pizza delivery hoax
Month: August 2021
A woman has died and two other people have been taken to hospital after two buses crashed at London’s Victoria bus station.
Lionel Messi has agreed a deal with French club Paris St-Germain following his shock exit from Barcelona, according to BBC Sport columnist Guillem Balague.
The Evening Standard says a glide path back to a more normal state of affairs” for A-levels will be needed, the Education Secretary has said, as top results rose to a record high.
The Telegraph says critics accuse the Government of ‘washing its hands’ of responsibility over results, with record grade inflation predicted after exams cancelled.
The Metro says almost half of A-Level grades have been awarded an A or A* in an all-time high after exams were cancelled for the second year running.
Jack Grealish: I cried just like Lionel Messi when I left Aston Villa, admits Man City’s new signing
The i says Jack Grealish described how the decision to leave Aston Villa reduced him to tears but insists that the opportunity to play in – and win – the Champions League ultimately provoked his decision to join Manchester City.
The Times says “It’s done now,” Alun Wyn Jones said when asked to reflect on his fourth British & Irish Lions tour.
Messi’s sad exit shows players are at the bottom of football’s power structure
The Guardian says the devastating scale of destruction from a week of wildfires in Greece and Italy was being assessed as the EU mounted one of its largest firefighting operations ever.
The Times says Apple has said that it would “steadfastly refuse” to comply with any government demands to use the software it has developed to detect child abuse on iPhones for any other type of image.
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