Author: News Desk

Republicans block vote in Senate on burn pits legislation in a surprising move to anger the Veterans affairs chairman. It was a procedural vote to advance legislation aimed at helping millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits failed on Wednesday afternoon, that the furious Senate Veterans Affairs chairman warned could cost veterans’ lives. With 60 votes needed to advance, the vote was 55-42 with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer changing his vote from yes to no in order to allow a future vote on the legislation. Twenty-five Republicans who supported the previous version of the bill did not support this procedural…

We are leaving the African continent under a heavy rain and this is a good sign,” she stated. “Thank you, friends, and we are waiting for you in Saint Petersburg next year”

Chaos in Germany as Lufthansa ( German airline) announced the cancellation of nearly all of its flights in Germany on Wednesday due to strike action. The strike is due to start at 3:45 a.m  (2:45 p.m. GMT) on Wednesday and end at 6 a.m. (11:00 pm GMT) on Thursday, the union said in a statement. 134,000 passengers left stranded Given that a strike of ground staff by trade union Ver.di will have “a massive operational impact in the middle of the peak travel season,” The airline said it “has to cancel almost the entire flight schedule at its hubs in…

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s speech regarding the ‘mixing’ of European and non-Europeans drew international criticism, and now one of his long-time advisers has resigned over the speech.

England 4-0 Sweden: Match Stats as Lionesses roar to finals at Wembley on Sunday where they’ll face either Germany or France.

The Sun and TalkTV Conservative leadership TV debate, hosted by journalist Kate McCann, ended around halfway through when the presenter fainted on air.

U-turn for Sunak as he plans to axe VAT on bills – that’s the headline on the front page of The Independent.

Rail and Tube strike hell – that’s the headline on the front page of the Metro which describes it as “triple misery”.

Ministers played fast and loose with £777m in Covid contracts – that’s the headline on the front page of the Guardian.

Now bring on Germany (or France) at Wembley – that’s the headline on the front page of the Sun.