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- Supreme Court allows Trump to resume third-country deportation policy
- N.S. man receives six-year sentence for killing wife after eviction
- Jack Smith testifies at Senate hearing regarding Trump investigations
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Author: News Desk
TRT World says Scarlett Johansson is suing Disney over its decision to release superhero movie “Black Widow” on streaming at the same time as in theatres.
The Daily Miror says: Viewers were not impressed with Hugo’s reaction to Toby’s decision after he stood up for Chloe in the previous re-coupling and called out Toby’s behaviour
Aljazeera says the Taliban armed group has taken responsibility for the killing of a comic this week in Afghanistan’s southern province of Kandahar.
France24 says France said it failed to understand why it was exempt from the rule allowing fully-vaccinated EU citizens to enter England without quarantining.
BBC News says England’s chief midwife has stepped up her call for pregnant women to get the Covid jab as soon as possible.
Mirror says Brits are bracing for gale force winds and heavy rain as Storm Evert sweeps through huge swathes of the country today.
The Mirror says: Newlywed Lady Kitty Spencer was walked down the aisle by her two brothers as she married Michael Lewis in a luxurious ceremony which saw the bride wear five dresses
Britain is “winning the Covid fight”, the Daily Mirror says, after Deputy Chief Medical Office Jonathan Van-Tam claimed vaccines had saved 60,000 lives and prevented 22 million infections.
The Mirror says: Exclusive On the 30th anniversary of his disappearance, one person has come forward to say they saw Ben on a beach where a Greek couple with a blonde-haired boy fled when they heard people speaking English
No jab, no job” is the Daily’s Mail’s take on the story, which says Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has backed the ultimatum by businesses in the US as a “smart policy”.
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