- EU leaders urge swift action on funding to address Ukraine’s grain crisis.
- Flydubai co-pilot attacks captain with axe, UAE official confirms
- Fury plans to invite President Trump to lead ring walk before Joshua fight
- Nova Scotia introduces new EV fees that raise concerns for Canadian drivers
- Latino Democratic leaders call for investment in Hinojosa’s Texas campaign
- Putin’s regime accused of concealing plague outbreak in Siberia
- Terre de France launches T-shirt to support Save Europe Act initiative
- Vucic launches campaign for prime minister ahead of Serbian elections
Year: 2022
The Metro says a father-of-three working at an American foundry died after falling into a vat of molten iron, a coroner has said.
The Metro says the UK will face ‘unseasonably’ strong winds later this week, with forecasters warning of gusts of up to 45mph.
The Independent says Elon Musk has suggested he could pull his deal to buy Twitter entirely, in a letter asking for more information on the platform.
The Independent says Airline passengers face further widespread disruption on Wednesday with industrial action in Italy adding to the expected dozens of cancellations.
The Independent says a Fox News host called Matthew McConaughey “someone from Hollywood” in response to the star’s powerful and emotive gun control speech from the White House.
The Independent says Sajid Javid has said he does not agree with the NHS reportedly removing the word “woman” from online guidance on ovarian cancer.
The Guardian says The US climate envoy John Kerry has committed to pursuing the facts behind the disappearance of a veteran Guardian contributor and a celebrated Indigenous expert in the Brazilian Amazon.
The Guardian says rail workers are to strike for three days in late June, in a move that is likely to halt much of the national rail network across Britain for a week.
The Guardian says Matthew McConaughey made an emotional plea for US lawmakers to pass gun control legislation during an appearance at the White House on Tuesday, where he urged Congress to “reach a higher ground”.
The Guardian says countries around the world are pouring funds into new natural gas facilities that could destroy the chances of limiting global heating, in response to soaring energy prices and the war in Ukraine.
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