VOA says entrepreneur Richard Branson hurtled into space aboard his own winged rocket ship Sunday, beating out fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos.
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The Sun says the England team were “the pride of the nation” says the paper describes a “penalties curse” as “striking again” at the Euro 2020 final against Italy.
“It hurts… but we’re so proud of you” the Daily Express declares. It describes the penalty shoot-out as “nerve-shredding”.”Our time will come,” it adds.
The Metro sums up the thoughts of a nation as it declares “Lions did us proud” after England’s 3-2 loss on penalties to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.
Forza Azzurri, Italy win euro 2020 after beating England in a penalty shoot-out as violence at Wembley overshadows an excellent tournament. England lost a nerve-shredding shootout 3-2 to Italy in Euro 2020 final, in a penalty shootout that ebbed and flowed from one side to the next. England’s bid to end their 55-year wait for a major trophy ended in the familiar agony, losing in a penalty shootout as Italy claimed the Euro 2020 crown…
EURO 2020 Final Live updates from Italy V England as the game is played Instagram Twitter Win, lose or draw, sport has won tonight. Two nations that struggled with the pandemic the most in Europe are playing in the Finals of the Euro 2020 final. Fighting for their countries to help lift the mood of the nations. Tonight we should all celebrate. Team Sport Tweet Live updates from WTX News [instagram-feed type=”hashtag” hashtag=”englandvitalywtx”] Live updates…
It’s finally here, England will face Italy in the Euro 2020 final – England’s first major tournament final in 55 years. Here are the best places to watch in London.
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The government will issue guidance telling the public they are expected to “wear masks in indoor, enclosed places” after July 19 Nadhim Zahawi has said.
TRT World says firefighters are struggling to contain exploding California wildfires under blazing temperatures as another heatwave blankets the west.
Aljazeera says Australia has announced its first Covid death of 2021 as authorities in New South Wales struggle to contain an outbreak of the Delta variant.
Arab News says Lebanon’s power cuts have stopped the country’s vaccination campaign and also led to warnings about food poisoning.
France24 says British billionaire Richard Branson was due on Sunday to climb into his Virgin Galactic passenger rocket plane and fly into space.
BBC News says it is possible to catch two Covid variants at the same time, experts are warning after seeing it kill a 90-year-old woman.
Sky News says England are “here to win” in the Euro 2020 final and “want to go and bring the trophy home”, says manager Gareth Southgate.
The Queen has led the messages of support to the England football team ahead of tonight’s Euro 2020 final against Italy.
The Sunday papers are unsurprisingly heavily dominated by England’s Euro 2020 final against Italy tonight at Wembley Stadium.
Wayne Couzens has pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard, he had previously admitted to raping and kidnapping the Londoner as she walked home.
A new poll reveals 75% of young Bits think socialism is a “good idea” and say capitalism fuels climate change and racism.
Airlines have said there has been a rapid increase in bookings for flights and holidays since the announcement that travellers.
The Telegraph says Grant Shapps faces backlash over demand, which parents and academics claim is unnecessary and potentially harmful to young children.
The Telegraph says Boris Johnson has admitted there could never be a “perfect moment” to leave Afghanistan after he confirmed British forces have withdrawn.
The Times says Boris Johnson is considering giving England a bank holiday if Gareth Southgate’s team beat Italy on Sunday, with July 19 one date under discussion.
The Times says Lord Ashcroft’s son Andrew has taken his two children out of Belize in the midst of a bitter custody dispute.
The Times says the sensitivity of the NHS Covid-19 tracing app is to be reduced after the number of people “pinged” rose more than 60 per cent in a week.