The Bucha massacre: How the international media is covering it
Author: WTX News
The Butcher of Bucha – ‘evidence of genocide and horrific war crimes in Ukraine’
Satellite images show bodies in Bucha for weeks, rebutting Moscow claim
The truth about Bucha is out there, but perhaps too inconvenient to be discovered
The Guardian writes about US President Joe Biden, who has called for Vladimir Putin to be tried for war crimes.
Scientists have warned that less than three years remain to bring global emissions down to avoid a “catastrophic” temperature rise, The Independent writes.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian troops are slaughtering civilians for “pleasure”, reads the Metro.
The Sun leads on the sad news that June Brown, who played Dot Cotton on Eastenders for 35 years, died at the age of 95.
The Daily Mirror has published a letter to the Russian people, outlining the list of atrocities Vladimir Putin’s regime has committed in Ukraine.
The Metro says It’s not possible to know what pain this woman went through before she died.
The Metro says Channel 4 is set to be privatised and is expected to be put up for sale, it has been claimed.
The Metro says Chancellor Rishi Sunak has asked the Royal Mint to create the UK government’s first ever NFT.
The Metro says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to give a speech to MPs in the Commons on Tuesday, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.
The Independent says Metropolitan Police fines are believed to have been issued to staff who attended a leaving drinks party for the top government official who helped write Covid rules.
The Independent says LGBTQ charity Stonewall and 80 other organisations have pulled out of a UK government conference over its transgender conversion therapy U-turn.
The Independent says Channel 4 has said it is “disappointed” at the Government’s decision to proceed with plans to privatise.
The Independent says People from Bucha have told of the “happy life, different plans and dreams for the future” they have lost as a result of the consistent attacks on the city.
The Independent says Sri Lanka president Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s ruling coalition lost its majority in parliament on Tuesday amid growing unrest in the country over an economic crisis.
The Guardian says the bodies of a British father and son have been recovered from the Blue Mountains, after they were killed in a “freak” landslide.
The Guardian says police in the California state capital have made an arrest in connection with Sunday’s mass shooting.
The Guardian says civil service chiefs are braced for the behaviour of top Whitehall officials to be severely criticised in the Sue Gray partygate report.
The Guardian says Nadine Dorries, is pushing ahead with controversial plans to privatise Channel 4, with the government backing proposals to sell off the broadcaster after 40 years in public ownership.
The Guardian says the west must not lift sanctions against Russia until all its troops have left Ukraine and Vladimir Putin is unable to mount such an offensive again, the foreign secretary, Liz Truss, has said.
Tuesday’s front pages.
BBC News says the government has decided to go ahead with plans to privatise Channel 4 but the channel said it was “disappointing” that ministers had made their decision