Month: November 2021

Arab News says Saudi Arabia joined a torrent of global condemnation on Sunday after an attempt to assassinate Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi.

Aljazeera says Christchurch mosque attacker is considering appealing his whole-of-life jail term for the 2019 mass shootings arguing his guilty pleas were made under duress.

TRT World says the United States has reopened its land and air borders to foreign visitors fully vaccinated against Covid-19, ending 20 months of restrictions.

The Independent says Travis Scott and the organisers of the Astroworld event where a crowd crush left eight people dead have been sued by at least three concertgoers.

BBC Sport says Emma Raducanu says she will have a new coach in place for January’s Australian Open.

A number of Sunday’s front pages are reporting that the government U-turn involving Owen Paterson has provoked anger within the Conservative Party.

The United Arab Emirates Analog Mission#1 – which aims to mimic the isolation of a space mission – has begun in Russia’s Moscow.

It has long been known that the world’s richest are fuelling the climate crisis and despite the pledges, can the rich really be the world’s problem and solution?

The front page of the Daily Express splashes on the world’s first pill to fight COVID-19, which trials have shown has cut the risk of hospitalisation or death by half.

The Daily Mirror leads with the news that murderer David Fuller, a hospital electrician, sexually assaulted at least 100 dead women and girls in hospital mortuaries.