Author: News Desk

The Metro says two airlines are being investigated for not offering refunds to customers who were not allowed to fly during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Metro says Liam Payne has opened up about having ‘suicidal ideations’ during his time in One Direction while ‘severely’ struggling with his mental health.

The Metro says a Government decision to award a £560,000 contract to a company whose bosses were friends of top adviser Dominic Cummings was unlawful, a High Court judge has ruled.

The Daily Mail says the Premier League will fine the breakaway Big Six a collective sum of around £22m – with any further attempts subject to a 30-point deduction.

The Daily Mail says the man who slapped Emmanuel Macron across the face yesterday is a 28-year-old medieval role-playing fan who owns a copy of Mein Kampf and lives with his mother.

The Daily Mail says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did not ask the Queen for permission to name their daughter Lilibet, it was sensationally claimed today.

UN chief urges united fight against Islamophobia after a terrorist attack in Canada that targeting a Pakistani-Muslim family in Canada, killing 3 generations with one fighting for his life in intensive care. UN Secretary-general Antonio Guterres expressed his outrage over the targeted killing of a Pakistani heritage Muslim family in Canada and called for a united front against Islamophobia. “I am appalled by the targeted and heinous attack on a Muslim family in Ontario, Canada,” the UN chief wrote on Twitter. “We must stand united against Islamophobia and all forms of hatred, now more than ever,” the secretary-general said in…

The Times says Jeff Bezos paid no income tax in 2007 and 2011, and George Soros went three years in a row without paying the Internal Revenue Service, according to a leak of personal tax records.

The Times says students at an Oxford college have voted to remove a portrait of the Queen from their common room because she is regarded as a representative of colonial rule.

The Times says for some people on sick leave, the temptation to sneak to the pub for a crafty drink is too great to resist. Now, a judge’s ruling suggests they needn’t fear being spotted.