The Independent says a teenage gunman has murdered at least nineteen children and two teachers in a shooting at a Texas primary school only a week after another shooter killed ten people at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York.
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The Independent says Workers digging through the rubble of an apartment building in Mariupol found 200 bodies in the basement, Ukrainian authorities said Tuesday.
The Independent says Railway workers have voted overwhelmingly to strike in a dispute over jobs, pay and conditions, the RMT union has announced.
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The Guardian says Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr refused to talk about basketball before his team’s playoff loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday night, instead delivering a passionate speech condemning gun violence in the United States.
The Guardian says the unprecedented surge in monkeypox cases in the UK and beyond was an outbreak waiting to happen after the end of global smallpox vaccination more than 40 years ago, scientists say.
The Guardian says details have emerged of what appears to be another alcohol-fuelled social event inside Downing Street during lockdown.
The Guardian says frontline Home Office staff have warned of a “culture of fear” where they are being put into dangerous situations, and may be asked to act illegally, on the 10th anniversary of the launch of the hostile environment.
The Metro says Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel is set to be handed £200million to spend this summer by the club’s new owners, with Manchester City attacker Raheem Sterling on his wish list.
Wednesday’s front pages lead with the Sue Gray report into partygate, windfall tax and the cost of living crisis.
BBC News says senior civil servant Sue Gray is to hand her completed report into Downing Street lockdown parties to No 10 later.
Sky News says Monkeypox is rare in children, and parents ‘should not be worried’ about the rise in UK cases, experts have said.
Euronews says behind the destroyed walls of the cities of Ukraine lie hundreds of tales of torture, mass rapes, and murder of civilians.
Aljazeera says Hungary’s government will assume emergency powers in order to be able to respond more quickly to challenges created by the war in neighbouring Ukraine.
Arab News says the UAE’s Ministry of Health and Prevention announced the country’s first case of monkeypox on Tuesday.
TRT World says at least 21 people including 19 children have been killed in a shooting at a Texas elementary school, and the 18-year-old gunman is dead, US officials said.
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PM pictured drinking at lockdown party in No 10 is the headline of the Independent – leading with the partygate scandal.
Fresh danger for PM over No 10 drinks picture is how the Guardian reports on the latest partygate scandal facing the PM.
Lockdown in one, PM is the Metro’s take on the newly released images of the PM apparently breaking lockdown rules, again!
The Daily Mirror has the headline ‘How did he get away with this?’ as it pictures Boris Johnson raising a toast at a No 10 lockdown bash he denied ever happened.
“Some PCs are on the pitch” is the headline of the Sun’s splash, which reports that an off-duty “top cop” was spotted on CCTV joining a pitch invasion by her fellow officers.
Scotland Yard’s verdict on photographs showing Boris Johnson at a leaving do during lockdown was that he was not partying, says the Daily Express.
The Metro says the growing global outbreak of monkeypox cases is sexual transmission can probably be traced to sexual activity at two raves in Europe, a top expert has said.
The Metro says thousands of Russians bravely demonstrated their opposition to Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine at a concert in St Petersburg.