The Times says Oxfam sacked three aid workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo yesterday after an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and more
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The Times says the French prime minister hailed a “happy moment” yesterday as he lifted the curfew that has been in place since October and said that masks would no longer be obligatory outdoors.
The Times says tickets to the England v Scotland game at the Euros are being advertised on Google for more than £1,600 despite Uefa banning their resale above face value.
The Times says Airbnb employs a “safety team” of 100 agents around the world who respond to crimes committed in properties listed on its website.
The Guardian says British travellers who have had two Covid vaccines could be allowed quarantine-free entry into England under plans being considered
The Guardian says millions of British children attend schools where air pollution is worse than the World Health Organization limit, campaigners have said.
The Guardian says Hong Kong national security police have arrested the editor-in-chief and four other directors of the Apple Daily newspaper in early morning raids
The Guardian says China’s first crewed spacecraft in nearly five years blasted off from the Gobi desert on Thursday morning, carrying astronauts to the new Tiangong space station.
The Guardian says Mr Cummings made the new revelations in a 7,000 word essay where he mocked the PM, claiming Mr Johnson intended to leave office after the next election to “have fun and make money”.
The Times suggests that despite the new revelations from Dominic Cummings, Matt Hancock is set to be exonerated over claims he lied
The i says pupils could be vaccinated in their own schools to boost uptake – if plans to jab children later this year are confirmed
The Daily Mail says office staff could be given a “default” right to work from home under post-pandemic plans being considered by ministers.
“Nuclear Dom” is the headline in the Metro, which says the PM’s former chief adviser published “explosive” WhatsApp messages
The Daily Mirror leads with Dominic Cummings blog update, in which he published a series of texts, reportedly from the prime minister about COVID and Matt Hancock – in which he described the health secretary as ‘hopeless’.
The Guardian says the United States will soon have a new federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the nation.
VOA says India’s iconic Taj Mahal monument reopened Wednesday as a devastating second wave of the coronavirus pandemic begins to ebb
TRT World says Hong Kong police have arrested the chief editor and four other senior executives of the Apple Daily newspaper
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said ‘being PM is too much like hard work’ and he ‘can’t wait to have fun and make money’
France24 says China launched a spacecraft on Thursday carrying three astronauts to part of a space station still under construction
BBC News says cuts to the UK’s aid budget will leave millions of people at risk of dying from “neglected tropical diseases”
Love Island has been confirmed to start on June 28 with ITV outlining new protocols to protect Islanders’ mental health.
Dominic Cummings has published private text messages allegedly from prime minister Boris Johnson, in which the PM brands health secretary Matt Hancock “hopeless.”
A Malaysian judge has overturned an inquest verdict in the death of 15-year-old Londoner Nora Quoirin, verdict now an ‘open verdict’
The Mirror says Meghan Markle is set to be a “secret guest” at the unveiling of Princess Diana’s statue in London, it has been reported.
The Mirror says rapist Harvey Weinstein is to be extradited from New York to Los Angeles to face further sex assault claims.