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BBC News England footballer Tyrone Mings has accused the home secretary Priti Patel of pretending to be disgusted by racist abuse.
France24 says the EU said Monday it wanted to agree by the end of July the legal framework for a sanctions regime targeting Lebanese leaders.
Arab News says at least 52 people have been killed and and over 60 injured by a fire at an isolation center for people infected with Covid in southern Iraq.
Priti Patel has been slammed by England’s Tryone Mings after she called out the racist abuse despite her stance on taking the knee with the Aston Villa defender accusing her of “stoking the fire”
Aljazeera says firefighters are working in extreme heat across the western United States to contain surging wildfires, the largest are burning in California.
TRT World says the latest suspect detained amid the search for the assassins in the killing of President Jovenel Moise is a Haitian in his 60s.
VOA says authorities searching for victims of a deadly collapse in Florida said Sunday they hope to conclude their painstaking work in the coming weeks.
The Mirror says: Four people were assessed at the scene of The Waterhouse, on Princess Street, Manchester, by a fire service trauma technician and paramedics
The Metro reports that England’s Tyrone Mings accused Priti Patel of encouraging racist fans following her tweets condemning Euro 2020 fans racist behaviour.
A Jordanian state security court on Monday sentenced former officials, Bassem Awadallah and Sharif Hassan bin Zaid, to 15 years in prison on charges of sedition and incitement.
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