BBC News says senior ministers have signed off a decision to delay the lifting of all coronavirus restrictions in England beyond 21 June.
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Boris Johnson is expected to agree to a delay of the 21 June lockdown lifting in England, and a new poll reports just over half of the UK supports.
Selena Gomez has taken to Twitter to slam Boris Johnson over his recent announcement about Britain distributing surplus vaccines.
The Sunday papers report on the condition of footballer Christian Eriksen after he collapsed on the pitch during Saturday’s Euro 2020 game. The papers also report on the latest from the G7 summit – including the ’barney on the beach.’
The sun is back in Britain meaning sunglass season is upon us, and it’s a great time to update the classic accessory in time for summer.
The UK’s Delta variant cases have more than doubled in the past week., with a further 29,892 cases recorded in the seven days up to June 9, Public Health England.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in talks with dancer Ashley Banjo on a future work project, the Diversity dancer has said.
A fault discovered amongst a fleet of trams has suspended indefinitely the tram service throughout the West Midlands.
Boris Johnson said he and President Biden are “working together” to end the row over whether Anne Sacoolas should face trial over the death of teenager Harry Dunn.
The i says pub landlords have said they will be unable to police jubilant scenes and cheering supporters should England get off to a winning start at Euro 2020.
The I says holidaymakers struggle for amber list refunds over differing traffic light system and Foreign Office advice
Police boats and ID checks: Locals tell of life in Cornwall during G7 summit disruption
Boris Johnson calls Joe Biden ‘breath of fresh air’ as PM attempts to turn his back on Trump era at G7 summit
UK will donate 100 million spare doses of Covid-19 vaccines to poorer countries in the next year
Euro 2020 HERE WAGS GO! The wags supporting their superstar footballer partners Euro 2020: The glamorous women taking to terraces to support their superstar footballer partners IT just wouldn’t be the beautiful game without the beautiful Wags. As the Euros kick off tonight, some of the Continent’s most glamorous women will be taking to the terraces to show their support for their superstar partners. They include the business mogul wife of Chelsea’s Croatian star…
The Times says Boris Johnson has privately lashed out at Priti Patel over the soaring numbers of small boats crossing the Channel.
BOJO NO! Boris Johnson to hold major press conference during England’s first Euro 2020 match on Sunday BORIS Johnson will hold a major press conference – slap bang in the middle of England’s first Euro 2020 match. The PM will snub football stars – and infuriate lovers of both politics and sport – by staging his G7 conference midway through Sunday’s crunch match against Croatia. Mr Johnson, who prefers rugby and cricket, is due to begin…
The Times says President Macron warned Boris Johnson he would veto any attempt to renegotiate the Northern Ireland Brexit deal.
The Times says not since Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss sued Mark Zuckerberg over the original idea for Facebook has a dispute involving identical twins attracted so much attention.
football isn’t a matter of life and death, it’s much more important than that. Euro 2020 Kiff off tonight A WISE old sage once quipped that football isn’t a matter of life and death, it’s much more important than that. Euro 2020 Kiff off tonight. In this year of years we know that’s not true. The toughest battles have been fought not by those in Three Lions white but in green medical scrubs and blue nurses’ tunics.…
The Times says the terrorism watchdog warned of a jail culture “promoting violent ideological hostility” after a jury yesterday found police lawfully the London bridge terrorist.
The Times says Britain will begin donating surplus vaccines to poorer countries within weeks of offering all British adults their first doses.
A high-level drug lords boss who lived a staggering life of luxury funded by crime has been jailed for 37 years.
The Guardian says the rescheduled Euros kicksoff in Rome on Friday in what the city’s mayor, Virginia Raggi, has billed as a symbol of a new beginning.