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The Sun leads with Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour testing positive for covid-19 and will miss Scotland’s match against Croatia.

Sky News says Italy’s prime minister wants the Euro 2020 final to be moved from Wembley Stadium because of Britain’s rising infections.

France24 says South Africa will host the continent’s first Covid-19 vaccine production facility, as President Cyril Ramaphosa said Monday Africa now understood that doses would “never come” from elsewhere in time

Arab News says renowned human rights defender Amal Clooney has secured the prosecution of a Daesh member who abused, enslaved and assisted in the rape of captured Yazidi women.

Aljazeera says Iran’s President-elect Ebrahim Raisi has for the first time addressed his links with the mass execution of political prisoners in 1988

VOA says the US, the EU, Britain and Canada joined forces Monday to impose sanctions on several senior officials in Belarus

BBC News says Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib has become the first active NFL player to come out as gay.

Prince William counts down start of Father’s Day marathon with George and Charlotte The Mirror says Prince William spent Father’s Day with his two oldest children at a half-marathon event. Pictures emerged on Sunday afternoon showing the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George and Princess Charlotte gathering around a microphone and counting down to the start of the race around the Sandringham Estate. George and Charlotte were photographed wearing shorts and trainers, while the duke was dressed in a blue shirt and a pair of navy chinos. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/prince-william-counts-down-start-24359584 …………………… FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND SHARE WTX NEWS WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND…

Man City have made a £100 million bid for Harry Kane. It is understood that Raheem Sterling has been talking with England captain about the potential move to the Etihad stadium. Tottenham have not commented on the bid yet. …….

Bitcoin price on Monday fell almost 10% as recent volatility in the cryptocurrency market showed no signs of dampening, with market players citing jitters over China’s expanding crackdown on bitcoin mining in thin liquidity for the losses. Bitcoin fell as low as $32,094 to its lowest in 12 days, dragging smaller coins down. It was last down 8.3%, on course for its biggest daily drop in a month. The world’s biggest cryptocurrency, long plagued by volatility, has lost over 20% in the last six days alone and is down by half from its April peak of almost $65,000. Still, it…