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Author: News Desk
The i says Rishi Sunak has signalled he is preparing to raise taxes later this year to pay for the Covid-19 recovery, claiming the “crisis phase” of the recession is now over
The i says the very first full-length show to air on GB News has attracted hundreds of Ofcom complaints, after controversy over an opening monologue hitting out at public health officials and lockdown
The i says football fans have crammed their fridges with beer, burgers and snacks in preparation for the start of Euro 2020, according to supermarket sales figures.
The i says pushing back the ‘unlock’ by four weeks will reduce total hospital admissions by a quarter and halve peak hospital admissions as more people get jabbed
The Times says Oxfam sacked three aid workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo yesterday after an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and more
The Times says the French prime minister hailed a “happy moment” yesterday as he lifted the curfew that has been in place since October and said that masks would no longer be obligatory outdoors.
The Times says tickets to the England v Scotland game at the Euros are being advertised on Google for more than £1,600 despite Uefa banning their resale above face value.
The Times says Airbnb employs a “safety team” of 100 agents around the world who respond to crimes committed in properties listed on its website.
The Guardian says British travellers who have had two Covid vaccines could be allowed quarantine-free entry into England under plans being considered
The Guardian says millions of British children attend schools where air pollution is worse than the World Health Organization limit, campaigners have said.
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