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Japanese people are rushing and demanding more vaccinations as fears grow over Japan vaccine supply, especially in face of the rise of delta variant cases. In certain cities in Japan, there’s a whisper echoing on the streets, people are starting to question if they will get the vaccine to combat the surge of the delta variant cases. Their choices seem to be hanging off a cliff edge and their fate intertwined with which comes first, the vaccine or the virus. Japan has a shortage of vaccines, and the majority of the population is anxious to get vaccinated. So the government…

The i says Gogglebox star Andy Michael has died at the age of 61 after a short illness, according to his family.

The i says American soldiers have reportedly blown up US military equipment in Afghanistan in order to avoid it falling into the wrong hands

The Guardian says communities along the US Gulf coast are braced for a potentially significant hurricane over the weekend

The Metro says President Joe Biden addressed the terror attacks in Kabul that killed more than a dozen American service members by saying that the US will ‘hunt down’ those who were behind it.

The Metro says seven Capitol Police officers have filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and more than a dozen far-right members over the deadly January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.

A Rolex Watch is often one of the first luxury items you might consider if you are planning to invest in a luxury timepiece.

Kristen Steward’s take on Princess Diana has been seen for the first time as the trailer for the film Spencer has been released. 

The Guardian says the UK has stopped taking people into Kabul airport to remove them from Afghanistan, the defence secretary, Ben Wallace has said.

Strong growth has been recorded for MCG – the company that owns Soho House – for the Q2 2021 period amid surging interest in membership.

A man has been arrested after 2 boys were shot with an air rifle while playing football near a West Sussex primary school.

Friday’s front pages report on the twin bomb attacks at Kabul airport, which targeted people trying to flee the country after the Taliban takeover. A picture of two distraught women injured in one of the explosions featured as the main image on most front pages.

The i says with just hours left to evacuate British and Afghan civilians out of Kabul airport, the UK is already gearing up for what it says is phase 2 of the rescue mission.

The Guardian says New Zealand will remain in a full lockdown until midnight on Tuesday, with regions south of Auckland moving to level 3

The Metro says Canada, Denmark and Finland are among seven new countries that have been added to the UK’s green list

The Metro says a man who used super strong glue to ‘seal’ his penis after forgetting condoms later died.

The Guardian says a 37-year-old man has been charged with contaminating or interfering with goods with intent at three supermarkets in west London.

The i says the parents of more than 55,000 children previously on the Government’s shielding list have been informed they will no longer be classified as clinically extremely vulnerable

The Metro says Man City footballer Benjamin Mendy has been charged with four counts of rape and one count of sexual assault against three complainants aged over 16

The i says a cost-benefit analysis will have set the acceptable level of Covid-19 deaths before restrictions are reintroduced at around 1,000 deaths a week.

The Guardian says hundreds of Britons have offered to host Afghan refugees in their homes since the UK government started evacuation flights after the fall of Kabul.

The twin bomb attacks at Kabul airport, which targeted people trying to flee the country after the Taliban takeover, features across the front pages.

Refugees and US Marines were murdered side by side, says the i. The paper adds that the UK and US will continue with the airlifts but the final British flight from Kabul could depart on Friday.

The Guardian reports the explosions took place among frantic crowds trying to leave Afghanistan. It says one of the bombs was near a hotel where the British embassy is based

BBC News says the UK will continue its operation to evacuate people from Afghanistan despite the “despicable” attack at the capital’s airport, Boris Johnson says.