Kamala Harris defends her decision not to go to the US-Mexico border as part of her work to address the spike in migration.
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Israel’s government will allow a controversial march by far-right nationalists and pro-settler groups through occupied East Jerusalem’s Old City.
Melbourne’s Covid-19 lockdown will be relaxed on Thursday night as cases are under control.
Canada’s PM Justin Trudeau has labelled the killing of four members of a Muslim family as a “terrorist attack.”
French President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in the face during a visit to a small town in southeastern France.
Travel restrictions have been eased for many countries wishing to visit the US as the vaccine rollout continues.
Multiple outages hit websites across the globe as the internet down, on Tuesday morning, affecting news websites and social media platforms. Amazon, PayPal and Etsy and Reddit have all been affected. The Internet down Separately, Amazon.com Inc’s retail website also seemed to face an outage. Amazon was not immediately available to comment. Leading websites operated by news outlets including the Financial Times, the Guardian, the New York Times and Bloomberg News were down. Fastly broke…
The environment secretary George Eustice has said Britons should spend their summer holidays in the UK this year and avoid all foreign travel unless necessary.
Ex-Met police officer Wayne Couzens has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and raping Sarah Everard.
The Guardian leads with tory rebels who want to overturn the government’s cut to foreign aid, the paper predicts it will be an embarrassing week for the PM ahead of the G7 summit.
The Daily Telegraph leads with the warning the EU will start a trade war with Britain if Boris Johnson overrides the Brexit deal so British sausages can be sold in Northern Ireland shops.
The Metro leads with the government’s official reports that says ‘stressed’ NHS workers are ‘burnt-out’ and walking away from the healthcare system and shortages are likely to double in the next five years.
The Daily Mirror’s front page leads with NHS boss comments that the country is on the “home straight” with Covid-19 vaccine rollout. Under-30s in England can now book the jab from today.
The i’s front splash leads with some positive Covid-19 news as the paper says vaccines are winning against the variant battle. The paper reports only 2% of hospital admissions of people with Delta were fully vaccinated.
The Times leads with reports the lockdown lifting in England is set to be delayed by at least a fortnight. Online the paper leads with Boris Johnson pressures G7 to sign the climate Marshall plan.
Kamala Harris emphasized “the power of hope” and new efforts to fight corruption to persuade Latin Americans not to move to the US.
The US government national laboratory has concluded its report on the origins of Covid-19 and says a Wuhan lab leak is plausible
India’s PM Narendra Modi has said India will provide free Covid-19 vaccines to all adults in an attempt to control the pandemic.
Lebanon’s President has approved a treasury loan of up to $197 million for the state electricity company to import fuel before supplies run out
Canada: A man slammed his pick-up truck into a Muslim family killing four members in what police believe was a premeditated attack.
Unicef has warned millions of vaccines could go to waste if rich countries send large amounts of leftovers to poorer countries in one go.
Israeli army carries out clean sweep at the border with Lebanon The Israeli army carried out a large-scale security search operation at the border fence with Lebanon on Sunday night after it said two people attempted to illegally cross into Israel. The Israel Defense Forces said troops along the frontier “spotted the tracks of two people near the security fence on the Lebanon border,” the Times of Israel newspaper reported Monday. According to the Israeli…
It’s running out, summer essentials shortage, something that has been on the cards for months is happening. British businesses are struggling to secure essential supplies like garden furniture, picnic baskets and outdoor toys, as consumers prepare for a holiday in the UK. About 60% of British suppliers have experienced import delays in the past month, but they are also facing huge transport costs with containers costing almost 20 times what they used to. Summer essentials…
LIVE: Pakistan train crash kills 35 people and at least a hundred injured in the district of Ghokti, Sindh. The train had over 1000 passengers. Two express trains have collided in Sindh’s Ghotki and so far at least 35 passengers have been killed with approximately 104 others are injured, say police and rescue officials. The Millat Express derailed and the Sir Syed Express train hit it soon afterwards, railways officials confirmed, saying that the collision…
Harry and Meghan announce the birth of their second child a baby girl named after Princess Diana and the Queen