- Xenia Fedorova placed under EU sanctions for spreading pro-Kremlin narratives
- At least 41 dead after boat capsizes on Lake Tanganyika in DRC
- Saskatoon pauses encampment clean-up due to aggressive protests
- Justice Department seeks to end over 50 long-standing school desegregation cases
- Netanyahu labels genocide accusations as the greatest lie of the century
- Macron denies CIA claims of Russian drone threat to southern Europe
- Ford government states decision to cancel Starlink deal reflects voter choice
- Angie Nixon responds to DSA criticism amid Florida Senate campaign
Month: September 2022
There have been calls from community leaders and local politicians in the city of Leicester to bring about an end to “provocation and violence.”
The Metro says Will Smith is reportedly set to return to the film world, months after the infamous attack on Chris Rock that led him to be banned from the Oscars.
The Metro says More women have come forward with claims that Adam Levine had messaged them following allegations that he had a year-long affair with Instagram model Sumner Stroh.
The Metro says Thousands more Russians will be deployed to Ukraine, following a chilling announcement by Vladimir Putin this morning.
The Metro says A nine-year-old boy is refusing to go to school after becoming terrified his parents will be deported to Rwanda while he is away.
The Metro says The King is said to be ‘very aware’ of the living cost crisis – so much so that he is planning a ‘less expensive’ coronation ceremony than his mother’s.
The i says Vladimir Putin has made a nuclear threat to the West, warning he has “lots of weapons to reply” to what he claimed were threats over the Ukraine war – and insisting he is not bluffing.
The i says Train cancellations in the UK have reached their highest level on record as passengers continue to contend with strikes and crippling disruption.
The i says More than a million households are set to pay up to £470 a year more in energy bills due to a 2015 Conservative decision to scrap green home rules, research suggests.
The i says Eric Dier believes that fan behaviour in English football has become a “serious problem” and admitted that his family members do not travel to away games for fear of being abused.
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