Author: News Desk

Wednesday’s front pages are dominated by climate stories as the COP26 summit continues in Glasgow.

The Metro says Adele will be hosting a one-off concert for her British fans this month to celebrate the release of her new album 30.

BBC News says Most big UK firms and financial institutions will be forced to show how they intend to hit climate change targets, under new Treasury rules.

The Guardian says a photograph of a smiling and waving Cleo Smith eating an icy pole in her hospital bed has been released by Western Australia police.

France24 says A Taliban military commander was killed when his men responded to an Islamic State suicide bomb and gun attack on a hospital in the Afghan capital.

Aljazeera says Israel has launched an aerial attack with a number of missiles targeting an area on the outskirts of the Syrian capital of Damascus.

TRT World says Former police captain Eric Adams has easily won the race for New York mayor and Boston has elected its first woman and Asian American to the city’s top job.

BBC Sport says Unai Emery will turn down the chance to become manager of Newcastle United and will instead stay with Villarreal.

The ASA has ruled on advertising violations by the Learning Group Ltd t/a Montessori Tutors, based in Birmingham for misleading consumers on two counts. A website for Montessori Tutors, Montessori Tutors website, seen on 30 May 2021, displayed the headline “JOB AS A MONTESSORI TUTOR” with the sub-title “Part-time Job. Train to be a Montessori Tutor & earn up to £55 per hour”. Advertising violations online The ad was a long web page that included several references to the potential earnings of tutors who completed the Montessori training offered by the advertiser. The complainant challenged whether the following earnings claims…

The Dutch government are reinstating covid-19 restrictions ahead of Christmas, as they face sharply rising coronavirus cases. The caretaker prime minister of the Netherlands announced on Tuesday that the Dutch government is reinstating an order to wear face masks in public places like stores and libraries and mandating an extension for the use of COVID-19 passes. Netherlands Covid news COVID-19 cases have increased rapidly in the Netherlands over the last weeks. The country’s public health institute reported that infections rose 39% compared to the week before and hospital admissions were up 31% to 834 with a 20% increase in the number…