The Mirror says Joe Biden ordered his officials to rebuke Boris Johnson’s government for “inflaming” tensions in Northern Ireland.
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The Daily Mirror says it is joining a campaign to save a pub in Lancashire, which needs to be bought by Sunday or will be lost.
The Daily Mail asks Boris Johnson “Why so glum?” as it reports good news that boosts the case for 21 June reopening to go-ahead.
The Metro leads with the case of Danyal Hussein, who is accused of killing sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry in north London last June. Hussein believed he had made a pact with a demon.
The Times leads with its report US President Joe Biden ordered officials to issue Boris Johnson with a diplomatic rebuke for “inflaming” tensions amid the row over NI protocol.
The Guardian’s says some of the UK’s largest care homes say they repeatedly warned the Matt Hancock’s department over not testing.
The front page of the i newspaper describes PM Boris Johnson as downbeat about the plan to lift lockdown rules in England on 21 June.
Boris Johnson says the effectiveness of the vaccine rollout will determine whether the 21 June lockdown lifting can go ahead as UK records highest daily cases in months.
The White House has dropped Trump-era executive orders that attempted to ban the popular apps TikTok and WeChat.
At least nine people were killed and eight seriously injured in South Korea when a five-storey building collapsed suddenly onto a bus.
Arab News says El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender after Congress on Wednesday approved President Nayib Bukele’s proposal.
US President Joe Biden has launched his first official overseas trip with a warning to Russia that it faces “robust and meaningful” consequences if it engages in “harmful activities”.
The Independent says a terrorist was shot 12 times by armed police after murdering two people, an inquest has heard.
The community of Montecito in Santa Barbara, California has got some heightened attention since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved in.
The Daily Mail says fashion retailer Gap has confirmed it plans to shut 19 shops in the UK and Ireland at the end of next month.
The Metro says actor Armie Hammer has reportedly checked into a rehab facility following allegations of sexual assault.
The Metro says two airlines are being investigated for not offering refunds to customers who were not allowed to fly during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Metro says Liam Payne has opened up about having ‘suicidal ideations’ during his time in One Direction while ‘severely’ struggling with his mental health.
The Metro says a Government decision to award a £560,000 contract to a company whose bosses were friends of top adviser Dominic Cummings was unlawful, a High Court judge has ruled.
The Daily Mail says the Premier League will fine the breakaway Big Six a collective sum of around £22m – with any further attempts subject to a 30-point deduction.
The Daily Mail says the man who slapped Emmanuel Macron across the face yesterday is a 28-year-old medieval role-playing fan who owns a copy of Mein Kampf and lives with his mother.
The Daily Mail says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did not ask the Queen for permission to name their daughter Lilibet, it was sensationally claimed today.
UN chief urges united fight against Islamophobia after a terrorist attack in Canada that targeting a Pakistani-Muslim family in Canada, killing 3 generations with one fighting for his life in intensive care. UN Secretary-general Antonio Guterres expressed his outrage over the targeted killing of a Pakistani heritage Muslim family in Canada and called for a united front against Islamophobia. “I am appalled by the targeted and heinous attack on a Muslim family in Ontario, Canada,”…
The Times says Jeff Bezos paid no income tax in 2007 and 2011, and George Soros went three years in a row without paying the Internal Revenue Service, according to a leak of personal tax records.
The Times says students at an Oxford college have voted to remove a portrait of the Queen from their common room because she is regarded as a representative of colonial rule.