The sun is blaring across the capital this morning, as the UK is set for high temperatures and clear skies this week.
So grab yourself a coffee and let’s have a look at the headlines this Monday morning.
As April concludes, the UK’s political landscape looks as tentative as it was during the second Brexit vote, with global uncertainty about the US president, who has single handedly put the world into a recession. Additionally, it’s been a big week for the new UK and Syrian alliance. Not to be out done by the Emirates who have managed to fiddle with the weather, there’s an incredible scientific story which essentially means the UK may be able to put a dimmer switch on the Sun, naturally that has some implications for us to consider, should we really tinker with the ecosystem? do we have ability! Answers on a postcard or a comment below. A classic sign of British springtime, the cowslip is now peaking across meadows and roadsides around the UK. Once common but now a conservation concern, this yellow nodding flower symbolises joy and protection in folklore. In medieval times, cowslips were used in herbal remedies and even to flavour early wines. Here’s a quick overview of what’s been happening. UK Lifts Sanctions on
In today’s World News Briefing: Israel’s deadly strike on Rafah kills 22 as Gaza reels under renewed bombardments. Donald Trump rebukes Zelenskyy over Crimea, prompting international backlash. In India, PM Modi promises justice after a deadly attack in Kashmir amid election tensions and is on a warpath with Pakistan. France and Israel clash as Macron proposes Palestinian statehood recognition — a move Netanyahu slams as “a reward for terror.” And our hidden story honours how Indonesians, in the Muslim-majority nation, reflect on the legacy of Pope Francis and his decade of global interfaith leadership. The Trump impact has caught many politicians off guard, they now know they have to be more dynamic and can’t be stuck in one camp or another, otherwise, they will get backed up into a corner. On a lighter cultural note, Liverpool fans across the globe are preparing to tune into the weekend match of the Premier League as Arsenal dropped more points last night at Palace, ensuring any positive result will crown them Champions of England. World News Today Bird
Arne Slot’s debut season at Liverpool saw him transform the team’s performance, leading them to their 20th league title despite initial scepticism about his ability to follow Jürgen Klopp.
One of the biggest stories dominating the UK newspapers this morning – front and back pages – is of course Liverpool’s record-equalling title. They now are equal on 20 titles with Manchester United.
The sun is blaring across the capital this morning, as the UK is set for high temperatures and clear skies this week.
So grab yourself a coffee and let’s have a look at the headlines this Monday morning.
Liverpool’s 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur confirmed their Premier League title, crowning them as Premier League champs for the second time in 5 years
Monday’s front pages feature a real variety of stories – mostly domestic. There’s a little bit of coverage of the Vancouver car attack, which was largely overshadowed in print media by the funeral of Pope Francis. Online, the story dominates most international broadcasters.
Closer to home,
Friday’s headlines feature a real variety of domestic and international stories, from the ongoing Ukraine peace talks to the online safety bill.
The sun is out here in the capital, and the weekend is just around
Ukraine is back in Britain’s headlines after US President Donald Trump insisted that Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelensky, is jeopardising a peace deal with Russia. The US has repeatedly threatened to walk away if Ukraine doesn’t sign the latest peace deal
Wednesday’s headlines reflect the busyness of the world with stories from Europe, the US and the Middle East flooding into the UK headlines.
A little closer to home and there’s some rumblings about the prime minister
Tuesday’s headlines are a sombre affair with most global coverage – online and in print – paying tribute to Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday morning after suffering with poor health in recent months including double pneumonia. It has
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