The bucket hat is a childhood throwback. Most kids rocked a bucket hat at some point during the 90s and 2000s, but this year celebrities have brought them back.
Day: 2 November 2021
The Daily Mirror has interviewed a 76-year-old “right to die” campaigner, who chose to take her own life in an assisted suicide.
The Daily Express calls the Queen’s message as “deeply personal” and “full of pride” for Prince Philip.
The Sun focuses on the Queen’s tribute to her late husband, with the headline “Phil the green”.
The Independent leads on India’s climate pledge after Prime Minister Narendra Modi committed to slashing emissions by 1 billion tonnes.
The Metro criticises billionaires Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates for partying on “gas-guzzling” superyachts in the run up to COP26 before flying to the summit by private jet.
The Daily Mirror says Leonardo DiCaprio has been spotted causing quite a stir walking through COP26.
The Guardian focuses on a deal agreed by world leaders to halt and reverse global deforestation over the next decade as part of a multibillion-dollar package.
The Daily Mirror says a woman woke up with a strong New Zealand accent after being in a coma for two weeks.
The Daily Express says BRITAIN will continue to approve fishing licences as set out in the EU trade deal, No10 said as they rejected suggestions of renegotiations.
The Daily Express says INSULATE BRITAIN protestors are currently in negotiations with the police after the group took their protests UK-wide for the first time.
JAMES Gandolfini’s ex-fiancée Lora Somoza died in a “tragic accident,” The Sun can exclusively reveal.
The Sun says COPS who found missing fugitive Brian Laundrie believe that he probably died from suicide.
The Metro says a student tried to impress his ‘edgy’ friends by revealing his ‘darkest secret’ was killing a 94-year-old woman in a house fire, a court has heard.
The Metro says Lionel Messi has announced that he is keen to return to Barcelona once his time at Paris Saint-Germain is over.
The Guardian says Unai Emery is close to returning to the Premier League as Newcastle United’s new manager.
The Guardian says The Rev Jesse Jackson was taken to hospital in Washington on Monday.
The Independent says Two Metropolitan Police officers have admitted sharing photos of the bodies of two murdered sisters on WhatsApp.
The Independent says YouTuber and boxer Jake Paul has pledged to donate $10 million to help end world hunger if Elon Musk donates $6 billion.
Conte is back in the Premier League: Antonio Conte is back. Tottenham Hotspurs have announced Antonio as the new Tottenham manager.
A far-right politician in Bulgaria had his legal immunity waived after he was suspected of attacking an LGBT community centre in Sofia.
Famous Syrian singer Sabah Fakhri, known across the Arab world for performing concerts that could go on for hours, died of natural causes on Tuesday at the age of 88.
A British scallop trawler detained in a French port has now been released as France backed down in a post-Brexit fishing feud with the UK.
PM Abdalla Hamdok ‘insisted on the legitimacy of his government and transitional institutions’, information ministry says.
The Guardian says The investigation panel may not have found sufficient evidence of racism at the club, but how else can the Azeem Rafiq saga be viewed?