The Independent says the Foreign Secretary will reportedly move to discard large portions of the Northern Ireland Protocol after giving up on Brexit negotiations with the EU.
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The Guardian says detectives investigating Keir Starmer’s alleged breach of lockdown rules are considering interviewing the Labour leader face to face, with his Beergate agony likely to last at least a month before a decision on a fine is made.
The Guardian says Sri Lanka has deployed thousands of troops and police to enforce a curfew after five people were killed in the worst violence in weeks of protests over an unprecedented economic crisis.
The Guardian says the capture of a former Alabama jail official, along with a murder suspect she allegedly helped escape from custody, ended in tragedy on Monday when the jail official, Vicky White, fatally shot herself after a police chase.
The Guardian says Boris Johnson’s government will force through police powers to prevent disruptive yet peaceful protests as one of 38 new bills in Tuesday’s Queen’s speech.
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BBC News says Boris Johnson has promised to get the country “back on track” as the government unveils its plans for the year ahead in the Queen’s Speech.
France24 says Ferdinand Marcos Jr, whose dictator father and namesake plundered and brutalised the Philippines for decades, on Tuesday won a historic election victory.
Euronews says at least one person has died and several others have been injured after two train carriages derailed and overturned near Vienna.
Arab News says Israeli PM Naftali Bennett’s statements rejecting outside interference in the management of the affairs of Al-Aqsa Mosque sparked outrage among Jordanians and Palestinians.
Aljazeera says the United States has charged a former Haitian senator in relation to the assassination of the country’s President Jovenel Moise in July last year, the Justice Department announced.
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This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is loneliness. The lockdowns may have ended but many are reporting there is still a strong feeling of loneliness.
Daily Record says Tributes are pouring in for a young mum who was found dead in West Lothian on Saturday.
Victory will be ours … again – that’s the Metro’s headline, which reports on president Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s rallying cry to his people.
Ukraine refugees forced to live in unvetted homes – that’s the headline for the Independent this morning!
More than 2m Britons can’t afford to eat everyday reads the headline of the Guardian – which leads with the cost of living crisis.
You were so good for us, Dennis reads the Sun’s headline as it reports on the death of actor Dennis Waterman.
Patients at risk! GPs cannot cope with workload pressures reads the headline on the front splash of the Daily Express.
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis tells The Mirror of his concern that direct debits for energy have at least doubled for one in four Britons.
LIZ TRUSS’ plans to rip apart the Northern Ireland Protocol are being blockaded by Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Michael Gove, the Levelling Up Secretary, it has been claimed.
The Metro says Keir Starmer has pulled out of a keynote speech today as pressure mounts over the ‘beergate’ scandal.
The Metro says Britney Spears’ fiancé Sam Asghari revealed the happy couple have finalised the details of their wedding with a set date – but they’re not telling anyone when it is.
The Metro says a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of between 6.1 and 6.6 has rocked the coast of Taiwan – but there is no danger of a tsunami.
The Metro says a pregnant woman, a Spanish tourist and four minors are among at least 30 killed in a blast at a luxury hotel in Cuba.