The Independent says the Queen has marked her 96th birthday with a picture that reflects her lifelong passion for horses.
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The Guardian says the Queen has travelled to her Norfolk estate where she will celebrate her 96th birthday in low-key fashion at the farmhouse where the Duke of Edinburgh spent much of his retirement.
BBC News says the Queen will celebrate her 96th birthday on Thursday in Sandringham, where she will be joined by family and friends.
BBC News says the government will attempt to delay a decision over an investigation into whether Boris Johnson misled MPs about lockdown parties.
Sky News says Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey has paid tribute to The Wanted singer as her “soulmate” during his funeral, saying: “Marrying you was the best day of my life.”
France24 says French President Emmanuel Macron and his far-right challenger Marine Le Pen went head-to-head in a bruising televised debate on Wednesday.
Euronews says a female student has been arrested in Russia for allegedly “rehabilitating Nazism” by twerking in front of a war memorial.
Aljazeera says Israel has carried out air raids in central Gaza for the second time this week, with its military saying its fighter jets attacked an underground complex used to produce rocket engines.
VOA says a wind-driven Arizona wildfire almost tripled in area on Wednesday after burning dozens of structures and forcing thousands to flee their homes in a drought-hit rural area.
At least four killed after a series of overnight explosions triggered by a huge methane explosion at Polish mine – the coal mine in southern Poland. The blasts have injured nineteen others while seven people remain missing, authorities said on Wednesday in the Polish mine. The explosions are reported to have taken place at 00:15 CET around 1,000 metres beneath the surface at the Pniowek mine in Pawlowice. Rescuers were initially forced to suspend their operation due to a fire, according to the mining company operator Jastrzebska Spolka Weglowa (JSW). Methane explosion at Polish mine Contact with seven of the…
EU Parliament begins investigation into Pegasus spyware against MEPs – Greece targeted by Israel company. Greece targeted by Israel The EU Parliament committee charged with investigating Pegasus spyware activities began its work on Tuesday, looking into numerous cases, including accusations of spying against Hungary, Poland, and Greece. Greek MEPs were targeted during the financial crisis when the country was considering leaving the EU. The software was produced by an Israeli company alongside the Israeli government. “While we do not currently attribute this operation to specific governmental entities, circumstantial evidence suggests a strong nexus with the government of Spain, Including the…
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The i says after he admitted to Parliament that he had broken the Covid lockdown laws he created, Boris Johnson apologised “unreservedly”, “profusely” and “wholeheartedly”.
The Daily Express says BORIS Johnson offered yet more apologies over Partygate yesterday in the face of a SEVEN minute tirade of abuse from Keir Starmer.
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The Metro reports the PM acknowledged public anger, but said it never occurred to him he had breached Covid rules.
The Guardian’s headline quotes Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s reaction to Mr Johnson’s apology, who described the PM as a “man without shame”.