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Macron rules out leftist PM as ongoing government crisis continues French President Emmanuel Macron has refused to accept a government led by the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) alliance, which won the most seats in last month’s legislative election. Macron argued that France needs institutional stability and believes the NFP cannot secure a confidence vote in parliament.  In response, the NFP, which nominated Lucie Castets for prime minister, called for street protests and Macron’s impeachment. Despite his centrist party placing second in the election, Macron is set to begin fresh discussions with party leaders and urged the left to collaborate…

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games starts next week (Picture: Getty)The International Paralympic Committee has dropped its controversial rule banning athletes from displaying tattoos of the Olympic rings just days before the start of the Paris Games. It was widely reported last week that Paralympians could face severe punishment – and even disqualification – for breaking the surprising rule. The IPC, which is a separate entity from the International Olympic Committee, bans athletes from ‘body advertising’ and tattoos of the iconic Olympic logo previously fell into that category. British Paralympian Josef Craig was penalised before the 2016 Rio Olympics for not…

Chelsea are interested in signing Man Utd flop Jadon Sancho (Pictures: Getty)Manchester United have made it clear they are willing to sell Jadon Sancho before the transfer deadline but intend to receive a fair price for the wantaway winger. Sancho’s underwhelming spell at Old Trafford could come to an end before the summer transfer window closes at 11pm on Friday night. Much was expected of the winger when he completed a £73m move from Borussia Dortmund in 2021 but Sancho has underwhelmed for the Premier League giants. After four impressive seasons at Dortmund – in which he established himself as…

Europe today has many leading headlines about the escalation of war in the Middle East.
Israel has attacked Lebanon overnight and the region is no closer to peace.
The fallout from the middle east can be seen in Germany as tensions are high after an explosive attack in West Germany.

Breaking – Ex-England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson dies The former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has died at the age of 76 after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. Eriksson, a Swedish football manager, became the Three Lion’s first non-British manager and led the team to three quarter-finals at three major tournaments during his five years on the job – between 2001 and 2006. He managed a total of 12 clubs including Manchester City and Leicester and won 18 trophies.