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Author: News Desk
I news says Amazon has been accused of spreading “fake news” and profiting off conspiracy theories after it was found selling identical anti-vaccine T-shirts to those worn by lockdown protesters
I news says football fans from overseas will be barred from attending the finals and semi-finals of Euro 2020 at Wembley
I news says hopes are rising inside government of a possible early lifting of restrictions on 5 July after the latest data provided further evidence that the link
The Times says Netflix and other streaming services will be regulated by Ofcom for the first time as part of an attempt to “level the playing field” for public service broadcasters such as the BBC and ITV.
Abu Dhabi announced on Tuesday that it will provide free coronavirus vaccinations to tourists, which were previously exclusively available to UAE citizens and residents with residency visas. The decision, however, does not appear to apply to Dubai or the other five emirates. Visitors with Abu Dhabi visas and passport holders eligible for tourist visas, according to Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA), can book free vaccinations upon their arrival in the UAE through Abu Dhabi. Free vaccines are also available to those with expired residency or entry visas. Around 85 percent of the eligible population has received at least one…
The Times says social care reforms are unlikely to be announced until the autumn at the earliest amid continued disputes within government over how to pay for them.
The Times says Nicola Sturgeon will not be allowed to hold a second Scottish independence referendum before the next general election
The Guardian says Britney Spears will directly address a LA courtroom, giving rare testimony in the case of the controversial conservatorship
The Guardian says David Attenborough has warned that the government is pursuing “short-sighted political and financial attacks” on TV networks
The Guardian says tens of thousands of EU citizens living in the UK will be issued with a formal 28-day notice if they have failed to apply for post-Brexit settled status within a week
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