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French Open: World No 2 Naomi Osaka on press junkets impact on mental health Four-times grand slam champion Naomi Osaka has said she will not be speaking to the press at this year’s French Open, saying the press conferences put an unfair burden on mental health. “I’m writing this to say I’m not going to do any press during Roland Garros,” she tweeted on Wednesday. “I’ve often felt that people have no regard for athletes’ mental health and this rings true whenever I see a press conference or partake in one.” “We’re often sat there and asked questions that we’ve…
Matt Hancock to face MPs after Dominic Cummings committee meeting Health Secretary Matt Hancock will face MPs today, after former PM aide Dominic Cummings unleashed a fierce attack during his committee meeting to discuss the governments handling of the pandemic. Cummings described Hancock as “completely incapable of doing the job” and said he “should have been fired” for lying. He also criticised Hancock over PPE shortages and “stupid” testing targets. A spokesman for Mr Hancock said: “We absolutely reject Mr Cummings’ claims about the health secretary.” “The health secretary will continue to work closely with the prime minister to deliver…
Princess Diana: Esty selling replica Princess Diana fashion – her famous sweatshirts It’s been almost 24 years since Princess Diana’s death but the people’s princess is still a huge influence and her style has over the last few years has seen a resurgence. Diana showcased many elegant and chic outfits, but her street style has been making a comeback – think Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber copying Diana’s classic cycling shorts and the oversized sweater looks. If you’re a fan of Diana’s style you can snap up a replica of one of her iconic sweatshirts from Etsy – and it’s fairly…
Dominic Cummings: 10 key claims so far In the highly-anticipated Dominic Cummings committee meeting, the former chief adviser to the PM has made a whole load of explosive claims about how the government handled the pandemic. Here are 10 key points so far from Cummings’s evidence. ‘I’m sorry’ Dominic Cummings kicked off the (so far) 6-hour committee meeting with an apology. “The truth is that senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect of its government in a crisis like this. When the public needed us…
Dominic Cummings on the infamous Barnard Castle trip Barnard Castle Dominic Cummings opened up in his committee meeting about the “infamous trip” to Barnard Castle and the Rose Garden press conference. Cummings said the whole Barnard Castle episode was a major disaster for the government and for policy. He says in the autumn of 2019 he had to move out because his family were facing security threats. “On 28 February when I was dealing with the Covid problem I was down in Westminster when my wife called and said there was a gang of people outside saying they were going…
Dominic Cummings committee: Matt Hancock should be sacked for 15-20 things including lying The explosive Dominic Cummings committee meeting is in full swing, with the prime minister’s former aide saying Matt Hancock should have been sacked for lying to the public and fellow ministers. During his exposing of a litany of government “failures” to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, he has singled out Hancock, saying he should have been fired for “at least 15 to 20 thing” including lying to everybody on “multiple occasions”. Cummings said he suggested this to the PM and Mark Sedwill. KEY POINTS: Cummings said Hancock should’ve…
The Mirror’s front page is dedicated to Boris Johnson’s reported backing of the failed European Super League (ESL). NO 10 has denied the claims. Online, the Mirror reports heavily on the Dominic Cummings committee meeting and the bombshell comments he has made. In celebrity news, the Mirror Online says Jennifer Aniston has ‘gushed’ over ex-husband Brad Pitt and reports Louise Redknapp was shocked over Jamie’s baby news. Out of touch, out of control: Boris backed ESL The Daily Mirror’s front page is dedicated to a picture of PM Boris Johnson with the headline “Out of touch, Out of control” as…
The Daily Mail leads with its second front-page story on jobs lost at firms targeted ‘by sharks’. The front page also reports on Dominic Cummings committee meeting today, the front page says Cummings will say PM wanted to be infected with Covid on live TV’. The Duchess of Cambridge is pictured on the front page as her and her husband Prince William tour Scotland. The Mail Online continues its coverage of Dominic Cummings, live reporting the committee meeting as well as news on Angelina Jolie’s custody case with ex-husband Brad Pitt. 40,000 jobs lost at firms targeted by sharks The…
The Times’s front page is full of positivity. The paper reports that vaccines are now available for everyone aged 30. The paper features a picture of the prime minister out jogging with his dog. Other front-page news includes UCAS plans to drive more teenagers towards apprenticeships and the government considering tougher sentences for dognappers. Online, the Times is heavily covering the Dominic Cummings committee meeting, as the PM’s former chief spills the shocking government secrets during the pandemic. Cummings said the prime minister dismissed Covid-19 as a ‘scare story’. Vaccines hit new high as all over-30s offered jabs The Times…
The Guardian front page features a picture of George Floyd’s family at the White House on the first anniversary of George Floyd’s death. The front page calls the change on travel restrictions a climbdown caused by anger. The paper says many were left confused as to whether or not they should cancel bookings. The front page also covered Dominic Cummings attack on the Prime Minister on the eve of the committee meeting. Online, the Guardian reports on pleas from the family of the Belarusian journalist who was arrested after Belarus authorities ‘hijacked’ a Ryanair plane just so they could arrest…
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