Author: News Desk

Wednesday’s front pages cover the sentencing of Ghislaine Maxwell, the death of cancer campaigner Deborah James and plans for a second Scottish referendum.

BBC News says THE CANCER CAMPAIGNER, blogger, broadcaster and former teacher, Dame Deborah James, has died aged 40.

Sky News says GHISLAINE MAXWELL has been sentenced to 20 years in prison following her conviction on five counts of sex trafficking.

Euronews says FINLAND AND SWEDEN have struck a deal with Turkey that sees Ankara drop its objections to the two Nordic countries joining NATO.

Arab News says 2 IRAQI UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS were gunned down in the Kurdish regional capital Irbil on Tuesday prompting the arrest of a disgruntled former student, authorities said.

Aljazeera says AUTHORITIES have opened a criminal investigation into the deaths of at least 51 people who had been trapped inside a sweltering tractor-trailer.

Reuters says Trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the Secret Service limousine when he was told he would not be joining supporters moving on the U.S. Capitol.

BBC Sport says VENUS WILLIAMS is poised for a surprise Wimbledon appearance after requesting a late wildcard to play alongside Jamie Murray in the mixed doubles.

Former US president Trump is taking blows to the gut labelled as president enraged by a former top aide. Cassidy Hutchinson, a former top aide to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows paints a devastating picture as she recounted the moments on January 6th when Trump wrestled with a Secret Service officer to divert his motorcade to the Capitol. Trump is taking blows to the gut Some of Ms Hutchinson’s most damning testimony came second-hand. However, she recounted how a White House official told her that the US president had insisted on travelling to the Capitol after his White…

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