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The Sun says UKRAINE has reportedly sunk Russia’s most important ship in the Black Sea after an alleged missile strike engulfed it in flames.

The Sun says JOHNNY Depp was a painkiller addict whose doctor thought he had anger issues, his multi-million-dollar lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard was told.

The Sun says BOAT migrants flooding into Britain will be flown 6,000 miles to Africa for their asylum claims to be processed.

The Sun says MANCHESTER CITY battled through a brutal night in Madrid that saw Atletico’s Stefan Savic try to throw Phil Foden off the pitch, headbutt Raheem Sterling and pull Jack Grealish’s hair.

The Sun says THE Met Police’s Partygate probe was branded a “total farce” last night as allies rallied around stricken PM Boris Johnson.

Marine Le Pen signals the end of the EU and has a real chance of becoming France’s president: what would be the consequences of her election. Signalling the end of the Franco-German axis. She has launched her second-round campaign and she wants to get rid of the “sectarian” image the name Le Pen still conjures amongst large parts of the French electorate, Ballet pointed out. The image Le Pen is trying to rebrand for Le Pen’s bid for political respectability, even if the “substance of her discourse remains xenophobic, however, softened it might seem”. French elections: Le Pen and Macron…

The Metro says a Russian warship has been seriously damaged in what Ukrainian military say was a successful missile strike.

The Metro says a sixth Covid vaccine which may be more effective for longer has been given the green light for use in the UK by health officials.

The Metro says asylum seekers will be flown some 4,000 miles to Rwanda for processing under new government plans due to be announced on Thursday.

Why a coronavirus vaccination campaign for children would make sense WTX EU News correspondent in France, explains how coronavirus vaccinations for children are being advocated by the vulnerable. In the past few weeks, protective measures against the coronavirus have been significantly relaxed. But some of the EU countries are pushing for Coronavirus vaccinations for children The so-called 2G rules are no longer applicable, and masks are still compulsory but in fewer and fewer places. This step was criticised by risk patients, patient advocates and hospitals. They are pushing to further tighten the rules for children, to mandate vaccinations in fear of…