Author: News Desk

Tuesday’s front pages report The Crown is set to dramatise Princess Diana’s interview with Martin Bashir despite a plea from her son Prince William. Several front pages highlight the chancellor’s decision to end the public sector pay freeze.

France24 says protesters were defiant on the streets of Sudan early Tuesday to denounce a military coup, as international condemnation ramped up.

Arab News says the Iran-backed Houthis have raided homes in Abedia district, south of Marib district, abducting dozens of civilians.

Aljazeera says Australia will commit to a target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 but will not improve its goal for 2030 at COP26.

BBC Sport says United’s 5-0 home defeat by Liverpool has been followed by an avalanche of criticism towards Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

BBC News says US comedian Dave Chappelle, whose latest Netflix special sparked a transgender backlash, has hit back at those he says want to “cancel” him.

The Guardian says the Metropolitan police failed the family of two black sisters who went missing and were later found murdered.

Sky News says Prince Andrew must be questioned under oath by Virginia Giuffre’s lawyers in her civil sexual assault case by mid-July next year.

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Breaking News just in: US mall shooting leaves two dead, four hurt. Two people were killed Monday and four others were injured, including a police officer when a gunman opened fire in a shopping mall in the US state of Idaho. Police in Boise, the capital city of Idaho, were called to the mall with reports “that at least one person was shot and down,” the city’s police chief Ryan Lee told reporters. They exchanged fire with a man matching the description 911 callers had given, with one officer being hit. Mass shooting in Idaho A suspect was taken into…