The Times says Israel launched airstrikes on Hamas in Gaza early on Wednesday morning in retaliation for the sending of incendiary balloons over the border
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The Telegraph says shortages of the Pfizer vaccine have forced the NHS to slow the rollout of jabs despite ministers promising to use the delay to the ending of Covid restrictions
The Telegraph says the UK is preparing to accept huge quantities of lower-cost Australian beef in a landmark trade deal hailed by Boris Johnson as a “new dawn”.
The Telegraph says EasyJet, Britain’s biggest budget airline, has moved its planes from the UK to Germany because Europe is opening up to foreign travel faster than the UK.
The Telegraph says for almost seven decades, the Queen has been as regular a fixture at Royal Ascot as the horses and jockeys themselves.
The Daily Telegraph says claims government ministers will be advised against starting to vaccinate children until scientists obtain more data.
The Times says the move comes amid concerns about the take-up of vaccines in some parts of the country.
The i says “Mental health crisis as NHS patients are turned away” which claims a “controversial” scheme has been used to withhold treatment
The Sun says “Ab drab Britain”, the paper quotes Jennifer Saunders as she slams ‘small minded’ brigade for ruining comedy
The Daily Express says Britain celebrated a “fantastic Brexit boost” after securing a trade deal with Australia.
The Daily Mirror says its campaign to have defibrillators in all public places has received the backing of former football Fabrice Muamba.
TRT World says a car bomb explosion at a military base in the Colombian border city of Cucuta has wounded 36 people.
Aljazeera says the US death toll from COVID-19 topped 600,000, even as the vaccination drive has brought down daily cases.
Arab News says Saudi Arabia approved the creation of a sports academy designed to discover and develop talented youth.
France24 says Harvey Weinstein, who is serving a 23-year prison sentence for rape and sexual assault in New York, can be transferred to LA.
The Guardian says Covid vaccinations are to become mandatory for care home staff under plans to be announced by ministers.
BBC News says Israel says it has launched air strikes against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, in retaliation for incendiary balloons fired.
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Chrissy Teigen today issued a second apology over her “past horrible tweets” after facing backlash a few weeks ago but another bullying claim has emerged
Adele has remembered the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire and insisted the official inquiry is taking “far too long.”
Former BBC boss Tony Hall has apologised to the royal family for the scandal around the 1995 Martin Bashir interview with Princess Diana.
Sir Simon Stevens, the head of the NHS, has said all adults in England are excepted to be able to book a Covid-19 jab “by the end of this week.”
PM Boris Johnson and Australian PM Scott Morrison have agreed on a trade deal between the UK and Australia.
The Sun says Shamima Begum has said she was just a “dumb kid” when she joined ISIS in Syria and has insisted she does not need rehabilitating.
The Sun says a couple who left two dogs in a hot car during a 24C heatwave have been caught on CCTV allegedly stealing cash out of a cafe’s tip jar.