- White House confirms North American Blue Energy Partners will lead Venezuelan oil deal
- Israel launches military operation: how coverage differs
- Man charged with double murder following Grangetown house fire
- British family missing in Nepal a week after devastating floods
- Former French prime minister Edouard Balladur dies aged 97 in Paris
- John Ternus to succeed Tim Cook as Apple’s chief executive amid AI focus
- Montreal woman seeks missing cat last seen at Toronto Pearson airport
- Backlash grows against data centres in US cities as over 70% oppose them
Month: July 2022
The Metro says Ezra Miller has been accused of harassing a German woman in her own home after she told the actor to go outside to smoke a cigarette.
The Metro says BT workers have voted overwhelmingly to strike, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) has announced.
The Metro says Two teenage brothers who beat a dad so savagely he was left with life-changing injuries have been named by a judge.
The Metro says Gabby Petito’s family has won the right to sue the parents of Brian Laundrie, a Florida judge decided, saying the Laundrie family attorney made ‘objectively outrageous’ statements during the nationwide search for Gabby.
The Independent says Fishermen, divers and snorkelers off Cornwall’s south coast have reported seeing a spike in the number of octopus, prompting conservationists to say it could be evidence of a rare population boom.
The Independent says THE brother of an immobile and vulnerable woman who died in “horrific and filthy conditions” has been jailed for three years for gross negligence manslaughter.
The Independent says US Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas has suggested that Covid vaccines were developed using cells from “aborted children.”
The Independent says KIM KARDASHIAN’S SKIMS has been accused of “greenwashing” over its packaging claims.
The Guardian says MORE THAN 170 people who worked for the British embassy in Kabul remain in hiding in Afghanistan in fear for their lives, almost a year after the Taliban retook the country.
The Guardian says KEIR STARMER’S allies have rejected claims he is acting to block “anyone to the left of Tony Blair” from standing for the party at the next general election, as his project of reshaping Labour moves to its next stage: parliamentary selections.
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