The Guardian says Prime minister Jacinda Ardern’s popularity has plummeted in two new polls, as New Zealand struggles to contain a Delta outbreak and transitions to a new era of endemic Covid.
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The Independent says A Rust crew member who held dying Halyna Hutchins in his arms has sued Alec Baldwin, armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed and assistant director Dave Halls for “severe emotional distress” over the fatal shooting.
The Metro says Dozens of people were removed from a deportation flight to Jamaica – with a last-minute legal challenge saving one detainee who has lived in the UK since he was a child.
The Sun says STEVEN GERRARD is closing in on being named new Aston Villa boss. The Liverpool legend is set to agree a deal to take over from sacked Dean Smith.
The Daily Express says Arsenal could repeat their Takehiro Tomiyasu masterstroke next summer if they sign the right-back’s former team-mate Mattias Svanberg.
The Daily Mirror says New Zealand are into the T20 World Cup final after the batting heroics of Daryl Mitchell and Jimmy Neesham led them to a five-wicket win over England.
The Guardian says Elon Musk has sold about $5bn in shares amounting to roughly 3% of his Tesla holdings, the billionaire reported in filings on Wednesday.
The Independent says A woman labelled by social media users as “SoHo Karen” has appeared in court on hate crime charges after she wrongly accused a Black teenager of stealing her phone.
The Metro says Travis Scott, Live Nation and other organizers of Astroworld festival are dealing with mounting civil litigation with 46 lawsuits filed against them to date.
The Sun says RECOVERING from a cold could provide some people with extra protection against Covid.
The Daily Express says BORDER FORCE has responded to reports of eight small boats in the English Channel.
The Daily Mirror says Declan Rice has added to England’s growing casualty list after pulling out of their World Cup qualifiers.
The Independent says Boris Johnson has insisted that Britain is not “remotely a corrupt country” amid continuing fallout over the conduct of some MPs.
The Metro says Families were terrified as a ‘man with a gun’ forced dozens of police to descend upon a Buckinghamshire shopping centre.
The Sun says LIAM Payne has been dropped by his management firm amid fears over his party lifestyle.
The Daily Mirror says Meghan Markle looked glamorous in a stunning red dress as she arrived with Prince Harry for an event to honour military veterans in New York.
The Daily Express says CORONAVIRUS rules have been enacted throughout the past 19 months in a bid to save lives and protect the NHS, but how have these rules changed across England, Wales and Scotland recently?
Several of the papers have further claims about the earnings of MP Sir Geoffrey Cox, as the debate about parliamentarians’ second jobs continues.
BBC News says The Duchess of Sussex has apologised to a court for forgetting she asked a senior aide to brief the authors of a biography about her.
The Guardian says Geoffrey Cox has earned at least £6m from his second job since he entered parliament and he skipped 12 recent votes on days when he was doing paid legal work.
France24 says US tech giant Google suffered a setback on Wednesday after Europe’s second-highest court dismissed its challenge to an EU antitrust ruling and fine.
TRT World says EU and NATO accuse President Alexander Lukashenko of using migrants as a weapon to pressure the West by sending migrants onto the borders of Poland.
Aljazeera says Bangladesh is holding village council elections that are certain to further consolidate the ruling party’s power but have raised concerns about the state of democracy.
VOA says The emotional and racially charged trial of three white men accused of killing an African American jogger focused on whether the tragic shooting was an act of murder or self-defense.
BBC News says Andy Murray knocked out top seed Jannik Sinner to reach the Stockholm Open quarter-finals and said “it’s probably my best win this season”.