Author: News Desk

The Metro says the Golden Globes will have no stars, audience or red carpet following year of controversy and boycotts.

Thursday’s front pages cover the Colston Four, Novak Djokovic’s deportation from Australia Open and Covid-19.

The Guardian says Antonio Conte acknowledged Chelsea were “much stronger” than Tottenham Hotspur.

The Independent says Mark Wood praised Stuart Broad’s ability to crack Australia’s “tough nut” David Warner as England’s bowlers fought hard on day one of the fourth Ashes Test.

The Metro says Rafael Nadal insists he has no sympathy for Novak Djokovic after the world No.1 saw his visa cancelled ahead of the Australian Open.

The Metro says 4 protesters have been cleared of criminal damage for tearing down a statue of slave trader Edward Colston during a Black Lives Matter demonstration last year.

The Independent says Jacob Rees-Mogg has reportedly called on Boris Johnson to abandon the planned rise in National Insurance in the face of the looming cost of living crisis.

France changes vaccine rules to enforce a vaccine pass to ‘piss of the French anti-vaxxers.’ French MPs on Thursday morning approved a bill to transform the COVID-19 health pass.

BBC News says lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell say she deserves a new trial following a juror’s comments to the media.

The Guardian says Police searching for missing Harvey Parker have recovered a body from the River Thames believed to be the student.