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Author: News Desk
Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka are pictured in three corners of an England flag on the front of the Sun with the headline “we’ve got your back”.
The Daily Mirror is among the papers reporting on the racist abuse of England players after Sunday night’s European Championship final against Italy.
Inside ‘storming of Wembley’: a knife threat, a horrific sexual assault, and a traumatized young kid
The Mirror says: Mirrorman Andy Lines was at Wembley’s Gate F and Gate G before England’s Euro 2020 final against Italy on Sunday and watched in horror scenes which could damage our chances of hosting the 2030 World Cup
Sky News says Richard Branson had something to celebrate on Sunday night. It will go down as the day he was officially handed the title of an astronaut.
The Independent says Donald Trump said “he made it possible” for billionaires Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk to attempt a race to reach space.
The Telegraph says Richard Branson became the first person to go into space in his own ship on Sunday, beating rival billionaire Jeff Bezos
CNN says Richard Branson will take a rocket-powered space plane on a 2,400 mile-per-hour ride to the edge of space this weekend.
Holiday options are opening up as the government will no longer advise travelling to amber list countries – such as France, Spain and Greece.
Jack Grealish has hit back at former footballer Roy Keane who slammed Grealish and Raheem Sterling for not stepping up in England’s penalty shootout.
In the latest 24-hour period, another 31,772 Coronavirus cases and 26 deaths have been recorded across the United Kingdom.
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