- Moses Mujurizi faces execution for alleged murders of 38 people in Uganda
- Carabao Cup — Tuesday’s 27th Oct fixtures
- New Brunswick agrees to explore recovery of metals from old mine waste
- Judge rules Maurene Comey was unlawfully fired from federal prosecutor role
- American tourist falls to her death while hiking in the Italian Dolomites
- Voters cast ballots in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area municipal elections
- Trump suggests trade war with Canada could conclude soon at rally
- Poilievre urges Carney to repeal British Columbia’s oil tanker ban
Month: March 2022
The Guardian says Roman Abramovich has bowed to growing pressure to call time on his ownership at Chelsea by confirming the club are up for sale.
The Guardian says Police have said it was an “absolute miracle” that a 15-year-old girl survived after she was shot in a hail of bullets at a bus stop in Liverpool.
The Guardian says Sarah Everard’s murder a year ago sparked a nationwide reckoning and revolutionised how the British public understand male violence against women, according to research.
RUSSIA has “no future” under Vladimir Putin and has committed an unjustified act of aggression against Ukraine, a Moscow protester said.
The Guardian says the House select committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack said in a major filing on Wednesday that it believed that Donald Trump violated multiple federal laws to overturn the 2020 election.
Thursday’s front pages.
BORIS JOHNSON has been told to unleash an immediate £20billion boost to defense spending in the UK as the country looks to topple Vladimir Putin and cripple Russia.
Vladimir Putin has been in power for nearly 23 years – 19 of them as president and four as prime minister. Western figures have been very clear they do no think he is behaving ‘rationally’
The Daily Mirror: Russian troops have claimed the Kherson – the key city is the largest to fall to the Kremlin since the invasion one week ago – Kyiv and Kharkiv continue to resist under heavy shelling
BBC News says Almost half of the temporary Nightingale Courts set up at the start of the pandemic are to close, the Ministry of Justice has announced.
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