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Author: News Desk
The i says the competition is not the only thing that’s heating up in Tokyo – the weather is too.
More than three-quarters of officers had mental health difficulties in the last year, according to a poll, the I says.
The Guardian reports that increasing numbers of young people are being admitted to hospital with COVID – most unvaccinated.
The Metro says: An NHS trust in London has declared a ‘major incident’ after two hospital A&E departments were left partially underwater.
The UK is seeing a fall in COVID cases outside of lockdown for the first time since the pandemic began, the Times reports.
The Daily Mirror says: A video shows a woman apparently breaking wind near Wayne Rooney as he appears to be asleep, while another photo shows him on a chair with a scantily clad woman on a bed in the background
The Daily Mirror says: A source said senior Royals were worried about the release of Prince Harry’s first book next year and subsequent three books, fearing it will undermine the reputation of Prince Charles and overshadow the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
TRT World says crews battling a large fire that has incinerated more than 190,000 acres in northern California braced for the possibility that smoke columns could spawn lightning storms.
Aljazeera says the United States will continue to carry out air raids in support of Afghan forces, a senior US military commander has said, amid an increase in attacks by the Taliban.
The Mirror says: Adam Peaty, 26, from Staffordshire clocked up the fastest qualifying time in the semi-finals, finishing in just 57.63 seconds at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre
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