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Aljazeera says that Tong Ying-kit buzzed his motorcycle past a cheering crowd and angry police is not in question, nor that his bike crashed and injured three police.

Arab News says in his first interview as Lebanon’s PM-designate, Najib Mikati promised the Lebanese people he will “tell the truth about everything.”

France24 says at least 57 migrants drowned after their boat sank off Libya, the latest tragedy on the dangerous Mediterranean Sea crossing to Europe.

BBC News says Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to cut crime by tackling drug misuse and using electronic tagging on more burglars after release.

The Daily Express leads with a story about assaults faced by police, with the paper saying there were 20,000 such incidents during the pandemic.

“Pool’s gold” is the Daily Mirror’s headline, highlighting the aquatic triumphs of champion divers Tom Daley and Matty Lee, as well as 100m breaststroke winner Adam Peaty.

Metro uses the same striking image used on several front pages, along with the headline: “Golden bawls” as it celebrates Tom Daley’s Gold medal.

Is Joe Biden unfit for office? or does the President Biden cognitive test need to be carried out now, to test he is fit for office. That is the question that has been searched on google the most over the last month. It has been promoted after several claims by Republicans and former President trump, that ‘ Joe is not all there ‘ and is not sharp enough to manage the Oval office. Calls began flooding on social media when the President lost his chain of thought during a speech and this was not the first time. According to US…

Actress Kate Hudson has been showing off her gruelling workouts that tone arms and shred abs.

Louis Vuitton has confirmed that it will no longer work with its brand ambassador, Kris Wu, following accusations of predatory behaviour

For the first time in the UK, contraceptive pills can be bought over the counter in pharmacies without the need for a prescription. 

The UK’s largest airport Heathrow has wanted that it was falling behind its European rivals because of Covid restrictions on international travel. 

Two hospitals in London are asking patients to stay away after their emergency departments were flooded on Sunday. 

BBC News says President Joe Biden is urging Americans to get jabbed as the country’s vaccination rollout slows down.

Aljazeera says Dr Anthony Fauci has said the US is moving “in the wrong direction” in its battle against the coronavirus

CNN says for anyone who loves freedom and hates mask mandates, Dr. Jerome Adams has a blunt message: Get vaccinated.

NPR says Americans desperate to leave the confines of their homes for a last-minute summer destination have a new option.

The Times says house prices have nearly tripled in the past twenty years, making up for any value homeowners may have lost during the global financial crisis.

The Guardian says Mark Ronson has been a DJ longer than he hasn’t: his entire adult life, sometimes working four or five nights a week, since he was 18

The i says federal prosecutors in R Kelly’s sex trafficking case say he had sexual contact with a teenage boy as well as girls, and jurors should hear the claims in his upcoming trial.

The Times says restrictions on travel from France are likely to be dropped next week as part of a review of the government’s traffic light system, The Times has learnt.

The Guardian says children experiencing poor mental health are three times less likely than their peers to pass five GCSEs including maths and English, according to a study.

The i says Tom Daley and Matty Lee beat defending Olympic champions China to earn a dramatic gold medal in the diving pool on the first Monday of Tokyo 2020 by just one point.

The Times says the United States will today declare an end to combat operations in Iraq, asserting that the fight against Islamic State can be led by local forces.

The Guardian says the British economy is growing at its fastest pace in 80 years and could recover its pre-pandemic size by the end of this year