Author: News Desk

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting the arrival of their daughter very soon, and sources say the baby’s name might be …

The story takes place in Brighton and bounces between the 1950s and 1990s. It’s in 1950s Brighton where a teenage Marion first meets Tom, her best friend’s brother. Marion is immediately smitten. 

The UK’s regulator has approved the use of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine in 12 to 15-year-olds, saying it is safe and effective in the age bracket.

The mother of Dea-John Reid, 14, who was stabbed to death in Birmingham has paid tribute to her “incredibly talented young boy.”

Nottingham Police are desperately searching for a girl, thought to be around 5-years-old, who was seen walking the streets by herself.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said, “there’s nothing today to lead us to believe we can’t move forward with 21 June reopening.” 

The Guardian leads with new data that suggests the Delta variant is more likely to cause serious illness, as the government tightens the border and travel rules. 

The i’s front splash leads with the latest travel update on foreign holidays, as the paper urges its readers to holiday in the UK to save the lockdown lifting date of June 21. 

Tesla Stock Tumbles Below Key Level As Chinese Demand Crashes China orders for Tesla vehicles reportedly nearly halved in May, sending Tesla stock tumbling. That could be good news for EV rivals Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto. Tesla orders nearly halved in May vs. April, the Information reported, citing internal data. That comes amid weeks of consumer complaints about Tesla safety and its response to criticism, heavily covered in state media. In April, Tesla deliveries in China excluding exports fell by two thirds vs. March to 11,671, according to trade group data. China has accounted for the bulk of Tesla’s…

The Daily Mirror’s front page covers the ‘foreign holiday nightmare’ after the announcement to changes to the green list. Online, the paper reports Harry and Meghan may name the new royal baby Lily – in a nod to the Queen.