- Senator Chris Murphy hospitalised after suffering a stroke
- Iran labels Royal Air Force and Royal Navy as terrorist organisations
- Nine people die in Florida business jet crash in residential area
- Minister supports fixed election date of October 2027 amid boundary disputes
- Bernie Sanders criticises GOP rhetoric on Abdul El-Sayed as racist and appalling
- Police officer injured by Molotov cocktail during Paris protests describes ordeal
- Arsenal move to the top of Premier League after victory at Liverpool
- Poilievre calls for end to diesel taxes and spending cuts ahead of budget
Year: 2024
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Most of Wednesday’s front pages lead on the mid-air turbulence that struck the Singapore Airlines flight on Tuesday. British grandfather Geoffrey Kitchen, 73, died during the flight, suspected to have had a heart attack during the turbulence.
Away from the lead, there’s a mix of domestic topics on the front pages – with little unity across the papers.
The back pages lead on Gareth Southgate’s provisional England squad – ahead of this summer’s Euros. A few of the front pages feature the news as well – with Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson dropped from the squad.
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Albares described the incident as unique in diplomatic history. “There is no precedent for a head of state who goes to another country’s capital to insult its institutions and flagrantly interfere in its internal affairs,” he said.
Ireland, Norway, and Spain to recognise Palestinian state next week The leaders of Norway, Ireland, and Spain have announced that…
No10 blocked veterans IDs at polling stations over fears it would ‘open floodgates’ to students, minister claims There is no…
Approximately 810,000 of the more than a million people seeking refuge in Rafah have fled since the Israeli operation began on May 6.
Blinken expressed his commitment to addressing what he called a “profoundly wrong-headed decision” during a congressional hearing.
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