Author: News Desk

From the Financial Times today – The Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists there will be no return to the ‘old’ model of ‘uncontrolled migration’ and that he is stepping up the battle with businesses in the UK supply chain crisis. This was part of his speech at the Tory party conference yesterday. Financial Times Today – Johnson admits it will ‘take time’ to restructure UK economy We also offer analysis on other publications like BBC business News and The Times small Business section to keep them accountable. With so much bias and propaganda in the markets; It is important…

BBC News says Prince Andrew has been granted access to a sealed document his legal team believes could help end the civil case being brought by Virginia Giuffre.

The Guardian says the granddaughter of Benito Mussolini won the highest number of votes in elections for Rome’s city council as support for Brothers of Italy.

France24 says around 20 people have been killed after a 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit southern Pakistan in darkness early on Thursday, government officials said.

Arab News says Afghanistan’s girls football team will be allowed to resettle in the UK after fleeing the Taliban to Pakistan where they currently hold temporary visas.

Aljazeera says the WHO said on Wednesday the only approved vaccine against malaria should be widely given to African children, marking a major advance against the disease

TRT World says a Russian actress and a film director rocketed to space on a mission to make the world’s first movie in orbit and outpace a Hollywood project led by Tom Cruise.

VOA says a federal judge ordered Texas to suspend the most restrictive abortion law in the U.S., which since September has banned most abortions in the state.

A massive earthquake in Pakistan has killed at least 20. So far reports from on the ground news in Pakistan suggests thousands more are injured and trapped.

The Metro is picking up a very different message from the prime minister: “don’t blame me”.