AP News says Kyrie Irving can keep refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine. He just won’t play for the Brooklyn Nets until he does. The Nets announced Tuesday that Irving would not play or practice with them.
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CNN says there is now a clearer picture of what happened to Gabby Petito after a coroner said Tuesday that she died by strangulation. But many questions remain unanswered.
The Independent reports Lord Frost accused Brussels of being “disrespectful” to the UK by enforcing the deal he and Boris Johnson negotiated.
The Daily Mirror has a picture of Boris Johnson painting at an easel while in Marbella.
The Daily Express focuses on the noises coming from the British side over Brexit, quoting Lord Frost as saying the UK may rip up the Brexit agreement.
The Guardian describes the EU’s offer to remove customs checks on goods as an “olive branch”, and that the bloc is seeking “to turn the page on the rancorous relationship with Boris Johnson”.
The Daily Express says Insulate Britain protesters have blocked roads at an industrial park near the Dartford Crossing.
The Sun leads with Wayne and Coleen Rooney ahead of a TV documentary in which they discuss Wayne’s cheating.
The Metro also focuses on how the government has responded to yesterday’s report from MPs on the UK’s early response to Covid.
The Daily Express says former Formula One driver Mark Webber has raised concerns for Max Verstappen.
Wayne Rooney’s many scandals – as Coleen Rooney says his behaviour ‘wasn’t acceptable’
The Daily Mirror says the Euromillions jackpot will be frozen for the next four games after it reached its maximum level on Wednesday – but failed to capture a winner.
The Sun says SIR Elton John has been forced to reject an invitation from the Palace to celebrate the life of his friend Princess Diana.
The Sun says LEIGH-ANNE Pinnock’s older sister Sairah has weighed in on her fallout with former Little Mix bandmate Jesy Nelson.
Paraplegic dragged from car by dreadlocks despite telling police he’s disabled
Machine Gun Kelly pelted with bottles and narrowly avoids being hit by tree branch during festival
The Independent says Deontay Wilder has been suspended for six months following his 11th round knockout defeat to Tyson Fury last weekend.
The Independent says a British musician was found dead after he was allegedly beaten to death and thrown unconscious into a river in Georgia.
The Guardian says the UK government always intended to “ditch” the Northern Ireland protocol, Boris Johnson’s former adviser Dominic Cummings has claimed.
The Guardian says Andy Murray does not intend to play in next month’s Davis Cup following his defeat in Indian Wells and says he does not deserve to be selected anyway.
The stories dominating Wednesday’s front pages include the EU offering a new deal on the part of the Brexit deal that covers Northern Ireland – the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The Metro says the bad news is, you didn’t win the lottery. The good news is, no one else did either.
The Independent says England must prepare itself for more floods and droughts, rising sea levels and greater pressure on water supplies due to climate change.
The Sun says UEFA has officially launched the bidding process to host the 2028 European Championships.
The Daily Express says MATT Hancock has been handed a high-profile role – just months after he was forced to resign following the kissing scandal.