Two people have died and more than 20 injured after a gunman opened fire outside a billiards club in Hialeah, a town to the north of Miami, Florida, the US police said.
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Egypt will lift its Covid-19 restrictions from June 1, including the easing of the early closure of shops and restaurants, from Tuesday, the cabinet said.
A Ryanair passenger plane on a flight from Dublin to Krakow was forced to make an emergency landing in Berlin on Sunday after a reported bomb threat.
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that a proposed new unity government would be “a danger for the security” of the country. He has urged right-wing politicians not to support a deal.
Naomi Osaka, the world number 2, is facing expulsion from the French Open and future Grand Slams if she continues to refuse to speak to the media, organisers said.
Many are expected to flock to beaches, parks and beer gardens today, as the Bank Holiday is expected to bring the warmest weather of the year so far – but scientists are still urging caution.
The Sunday Express reports on the PM’s ‘last minute’ wedding and the Duchess of Cambridge is pictured getting her Covid vaccine.
The Sunday Mirror’s front page has a scornful take on Boris Johnson’s wedding as it says ‘the country rages at the chaos’.
The Observer’s front page leads with Keir Starmer’s warning the PM’s ‘ incompetence’ could hit plans to lift lockdown in June.
The Sunday Times leads with the origins of the pandemic saying British spies now believe a Wuhan leak lab is “feasible”.
The Sunday Telegraph leads with the PM’s secret wedding and the news NHS staff are expected to face compulsory vaccination.
The Mail on Sunday’s front page leads with the news prime minister Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds’s have married in secret
One person is dead and four people have been taken to trauma centres “in various conditions” following a shooting in Mississauga, Ontario late on Saturday night, Peel Regional Police said. Officers said they responded to reports of a shooting in the area of Glen Erin Drive and The Collegeway just before 00:30 BST (7:30 p.m. ET). Speaking to reporters from the scene Saturday night, Peel police Const. Danny Marttini said officers found five victims suffering from gunshot wounds. One person was pronounced dead at the scene, while four other victims were taken to different trauma centres. https://twitter.com/PeelPolice/status/1398795576226070530 Marttini could not…
Morocco has legalized the therapeutic use of Cannabis/marijuana. In an overwhelming majority, the Senate passed the bill to legalize cannabis with a majority of 75 in parliament. The north African country adopted Wednesday the law authorizing the therapeutic use of cannabis, a major reform for this North African country considered as one of the first producers of hashish in the world. Often cited as one of the purest forms of hashish and sought after in the European continent. The legal use implies means it can only be used in medicine, cosmetics and even for industrial purposes. This move has come…
Man City face Chelsea in an all-English Champions League Final on Saturday, and all the pre-match buildup. This is for the football fans. Thankfully 16,000 fans will fly to Porto’s Estadio do Dragao in Portugal to watch the European showpiece.This is the big game, the one we have all been looking forward to. It is the last game for our teams before we get the Euro’s and the tension is so high. There’s so much riding on this game, Pep needs to live up to his won demands and pressure.UEFA Champions League Final live stream: the all-English final kicks off…
The Janssen made, single-dose Covid-19 vaccine has been approved for use in the United Kingdom by the medicines regulator.
The Daily Mail’s front splash offers prime minister Boris Johnson a warning to not steal our summer by pushing back the lockdown lifting date.
Online, the paper continues its heavy coverage of Prince Harry news saying the Prince took ‘another swipe at the royals.’
The Daily Express’s front splash features a picture of the prime minister with his arms folded as the paper declares ‘we may need to wait for our freedom’. It paper notes the Indian variant is now the dominant variant in the UK. On a lighter note, the paper celebrates the return of the sunnier weather.
The Daily Mirror’s front slash features a picture of 8 “care home Covid victims” as it reports families are demanding an urgent inquiry following accusations Matt Hancock lied. Online, the Daily Mirror reports that travellers to the US could be allowed back in ‘within weeks’ and the paper continues its extensive coverage of Prince Harry.
The Guardian’s front splash reports Matt Hancock faced pressure “to explain why the government had failed to protect care home residents”. The paper says China is furious with the United States over its plans to expand its investigation into the origin of the pandemic.
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The Sun leads with the story of footballer Jesse Lingard and the news his watch was stolen whilst he played a match. Also featured on the front page are the revelations from the Friends Reunion show about two stars who almost got together in real life.
The Times leads with the highly anticipated restrictions easing, saying the June 21 lift is now in doubt over the rising case of the Indian variant. The front page also reports on the PM giving his full support to Matt Hancock after the Dominic Cummings explosive claims.
Black Lives Matter co-founder to step down amid criticism Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors has announced she is stepping down as executive director of the BLM foundation. Cullors decried what called a smear campaign from a far-right group but said neither that nor criticism from Black organisers have influenced her departure. She said she is leaving to focus on other projects, including a second book and a TV development deal. There have been calls from activists and critics to investigate whether Cullors has used the foundation’s money to enrich herself. It came after news of her buying a $1.4…
US ‘outraged’, condemns violent crackdown on Iraqi protesters The US has said it is “outraged” that peaceful Iraqi protesters who are demanding reform are being met with threats and “brutal violence,” spokesman Ned Price has said. Just two days ago a protester was shot dead and many others left injured at a rally in Baghdad. The protesters had gathered in their thousands to demand accountability from PM Mustafa al-Kadhimi for the murders of prominent Iraqi activists and protesters. Aljazeera – US condemns violent security crackdown on Iraqi protesters WTX News – Iraqi protester killed, dozens injured at Baghdad rally ………………………