A teacher and two parents also died in the attack.
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Would you do it?
And not intentionally ironic either.
Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Many of Sunday’s front pages lead with the allegations that have been made against a ‘top’ BBC presenter, which claims he paid a teenager for sexually explicit photos. BBC star crisis over sex photos The Sunday Telegraph says the BBC has been accused of “mishandling the complaint.” The Sunday Times leads with the thoughts of Nazir Afzal, who led the prosecution in the Rochdale grooming gang cases. He told…
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‘As the cost of living increases, many consumers are looking to cut the cost of their grocery shopping, and the first items to go are often those in a higher price bracket which includes, meat, dairy and plant-based meat substitutes.’
President Volodymyr Zelensky brought home from Turkey on Saturday five former commanders of Ukraine’s garrison in Mariupol, a highly symbolic achievement that Russia said violated a prisoner exchange deal engineered last year. Read our live blog to see how all the day’s events unfolded. All times are Paris time (GMT+2).
Turns out corporate espionage is very big business.
Consider us creeped out.
‘I need to hear what he has in his mind. What he expects.’
‘That is so nasty omg.’
‘Hate to disappoint the haters’
De Gea is now searching for a new club.
A tense day four is in store.
‘It would be incredibly short-sighted of the Government.’
Who’s in the right?
Threads: Kim Kardashian and the Dalai Lama among celebrities joining Meta’s new app THE INDEPENDENT SAYS Kim Kardashian, Rylan Clark and the Dalai Lama are among some of the celebrities to have signed up for the new social media platform Threads. The app from Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta – the company behind Facebook and Instagram – has a text-style format which encourages users to post updates and join public discourse. Threads launched on Wednesday (5 July),…
The launch of Meta’s Threads proves yet again we are too much in awe of the internet THE GUARDIAN SAYS I came to social media to stay in touch with friends and family when I lived overseas. I stayed for its cornucopia of character development opportunities. As this last week has shown, they are on limitless offer. We all know by now that should you wish to improve your resilience to harassment and abuse, be…
FACE IT I’m a tech expert and anyone joining Facebook’s new Threads app must watch out for nasty trick THE SUN SAYS AN expert has warned of the hidden dangers that could be lurking on Mark Zuckerberg’s new Threads app. The Twitter rival attracted ten million people in the first seven hours of launching. But Jake Moore, Global Security Advisor at ESET, says users should watch out for fraudsters jumping on all the excitement. Fake…
FIFA 23 is discounted across all platforms on Amazon, with the game up to 64% cheaper than usual.
Strike action could hit summer holiday flights in Europe Flights across Europe this summer holiday period could face extreme disruption due to strike action by air traffic controllers. Eurocontrol, which manages flights over Europe, has said one of its unions could take industrial action, although no dates have been announced yet. Negotiations are continuing with the union and other unions, Eurocontrol said. It said it was “making every effort to keep negotiations open and to…
Amazon deforestation down by a third in 2023, says Brazilian government Brazil’s government has announced that deforestation in the Amazon fell by 33.6% in the first six months of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s term compared with the same period in 2022. It suggests the rainforest shrank by 2,649 sq km this January-June, down from 3,988 sq km in those six months last year under President Bolsonaro. Lula has pledged to end deforestation, or…
The Guardian – Court tells ministers to give Johnson messages to inquiry Summary of the front page The Guardian dedicates part of its front page to the High Court ruling ordering ministers to hand over former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages, notebooks and diaries to the Covid inquiry. Government insiders have told the paper they would comply with the ruling but were concerned it would set a precedent for further demands for important documents…
Metro – Horror at the school tea party Summary of the front page Metro also shows the shocking picture of the Land Rover that drove into pupils at a school party, killing an eight-year-old girl. Police don’t believe it’s terror-related. The paper says the Land Rover appears to have crashed through a fence before smashing a stone bench and striking a wall. The paper notes that its photo of the incident shows blankets spread on…
The Sun – Girl dies in school horror Summary of the front page A striking aerial photo showing the car and the damage it caused makes the Sun’s front page. The paper reports that 10 other girls were taken to hospital, and a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The front page also reports on Britain’s tennis success. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a…