The Guardian says at 10.11pm on a cool Wednesday night at a febrile, fevered Wembley Stadium, Harry Kane stepped forward.
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France24 says Haiti police killed four “mercenaries” they said were behind the assassination of President Jovenel Moise Wednesday.
Arab News says three rockets were fired at the US embassy in Iraq at the end of a day marked by rocket and drone attacks.
VOA says authorities in Afghanistan said Wednesday that pro-government forces had pushed back Taliban insurgents from parts of a northwestern city.
The Metro looks ahead to Sunday’s final against Italy, saying it is shaping up to be an “epic showdown” after England beat Denmark 2-1.
The photo of a jubilant Harry Kane alongside teammate Phil Foden just moments after Kane scored the winner makes the front page of the Sun.
Football really could be coming home, says the Daily Express as it pictures the ecstatic England players piling on Captain Harry Kane.
Euro 2020: England vs Denmark semifinals. England are one win away from reaching the Euros final, but first they must get past Denmark!
A group of unidentified individuals broke into the private residence of President Jovenal Moism 53, overnight and shot him dead.
Therese Coffey has told MPs the £20-a-week top-up to universal credit will be “phased out” in the autumn.
UniLad says Jacinda Ardern and her government has made it clear that Boris Johnson’s acceptance of deaths from COVID-19 would not be applicable in New Zealand.
The Guardian says New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern has dismissed suggestions NZ should follow in Britain’s footsteps to “live with” Covid-19.
Jacinda Ardern has dismissed suggestions she could repeat PM Boris Johnson’s plans to lift all Covid restrictions later this month.
The National says NEW Zealand’s government is not “willing to accept” an England-style strategy of “living with” coronavirus, the country’s Covid-19 response minister has said.
The Times says, in the end, it was all too much for the sixth-former who became an overnight tennis sensation.
The Times says Boris Johnson urged England’s football players to “bring it home” last night as he stepped up efforts for Britain to host the World Cup in 2030.
The Times says the shops, warehouses and factories owned by Wm Morrison could be worth almost £9 billion
The Times says shoppers face a confusing array of rules on masks from July 19 after Sainsbury’s suggested that people could ditch face coverings
The Times says at the end of tonight’s semi-final you can celebrate or boo. You can show happiness or disappointment about the moment you’ve been waiting for all these 55 years.
The i says it’s peak summer holiday season, but foreign holidays are no longer straightforward.
The i says flood warnings, strong winds and cool grey days – not exactly the start to July us Brits were hoping for.
The i says Wembley Stadium could be packed to the rafters if England beat Denmark to make their first major tournament final in 55 years on Wednesday evening.
The i says European Parliament is set on Wednesday to blast “in the strongest possible terms” the new Hungarian law punishing any mention of LGBTQ+ issues in schools.
The i says Sajid Javid pressed ahead on Tuesday with a huge overhaul of hospitals which will hand him more powers to issue instructions to the National Health Service.
The Guardian says more than 640,000 children in England were absent from school last week due to Covid, as the government plans to scrap the current system.