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Author: News Desk
The Guardian says a 17-year-old in hospital with coronavirus has said she has been targeted by anti-vaxxers and conspiracy theorists on social media after urging young people to have the vaccine.
The i says a Whitehall blame game over Afghanistan spilled into the open as Dominic Raab appeared to hold “military” intelligence responsible for the UK’s slow response to the crisis.
The i says Emma Raducanu cruised into the second round of the US Open by beating Stefanie Voegele of Switzerland in straight sets.
The Mirror says: He might have had a decade away but Cristiano Ronaldo is now heading back to his old stomping ground at Manchester United after re-signing for the club yesterday.
The Guardian says Antoine Griezmann has re-joined Atlético Madrid in a shock move from Barcelona on a season’s loan with an obligation for the transfer to become permanent for €40m.
The Daily Mirror says: Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab is hauled before MPs today in a rare recess sitting of the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee.
The Metro says Chelsea have completed a last-ditch deadline day deal to take Saul Niguez on loan from Atletico Madrid until the end of the season.
The Daily Mirror says: Myleene Klass has revealed her third child was the “most scanned in history” after previously having four miscarriages.
“Death to the West” is the headline for the Metro, which has a picture of fake coffins draped in western flags being carried through the streets of Khost by the Taliban.
The i says the UK is attempting “Dunkirk by WhatsApp”, as the government tries to rescue more Afghans who fear for their lives under the Taliban.
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