Author: News Desk

‘NUTTERS from Brussels’ targeting Britain with legal action over the Northern Ireland Protocol have been fiercely criticised by an ardent Brexiteer and close ally of Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Lily-Mai who shook her baby to death after telling a social worker “you take her” wept as she was told she will avoid jail as she has “suffered”.

BBC News says Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss tore into each other over their rival visions for the future of the UK economy, in their first head-to-head TV debate.

Sky News says Lord Trimble, the original first minister of Northern Ireland and co-architect of the Good Friday Agreement, has died, aged 77.

France24 says About 1,700 people had been infected with monkeypox in France, Health Minister François Braun said on Monday.

Euronews says Russia’s top diplomat said Moscow’s overarching goal in Ukraine is to remove from power its “unacceptable regime.”

Aljazeera says Japan has executed a man convicted of killing seven people in a stabbing rampage in Tokyo’s popular Akihabara electronics district in 2008.

Sky News says US actor Paul Sorvino, most famous for his role as gangster Paulie Cicero in the classic mob movie Goodfellas, has died aged 83.

BBC Sport says England will attempt to reach the European Women’s Championship final for a third time when they face 1984 winners Sweden on Tuesday.

One of California’s biggest wildfires this year exploded to over 21 square miles Sunday, forcing thousands to flee remote mountain communities.