The Times says Blue Air, Romania’s leading airline, is to list on the London stock market in autumn with a valuation of up to £500 million.
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The i says riot police broke up crowds outside Wembley stadium and in London’s West End last night after England’s heartbreaking defeat against Italy.
The i says international tournaments become defined by knife-edge margins that can shape entire careers. Thomas Müller scores. The penalty on Raheem Sterling isn’t given.
The i says more than eight in 10 business owners believe Brexit will have a long-term negative impact on trading
The i says Gareth Southgate is likely to receive a knighthood, despite England’s defeat at Wembley on Sunday.
The Times says Boris Johnson will urge people today not to return to life as normal after July 19 unless they want to risk restrictions being reimposed.
The Times says Gareth Southgate has become one of Britain’s most admired leaders after a 25-year quest for redemption.
The Times says NHS chiefs are braced for 9m patients on waiting lists while the health secretary has warned that it could go as high as 13 million.
The Times says passengers could be forced to sit in aircraft on runways to prevent lengthy queues building up in airport terminals when foreign travel resumes.
The Daily Telegraph says MPs warn Freedom Day risks being ‘watered down’ as Boris Johnson issues a warning ahead of Monday’s press conference.
The Daily Telegraph says Gareth Southgate is set for a knighthood after leading England to their historic achievements at the Euros.
The Daily Telegraph says twelve countries including Italy, Germany and Bulgaria are on course to join the quarantine-free green list this week
“Heartbreak” says the i paper. It reports the young England squad fell short despite keeper Jordan Pickford’s shoot-out heroics. “Maybe next year,” it adds.
It was “one last fateful kick of a ball” that ended England’s dream, says the Times, describing the final as having “the cruellest of Hollywood twists”.
The Daily Telegraph says football was almost home. In the penalty shoot-out it was almost home. And then it was gone. It was taken away.
BBC News says England’s bid to end their 55-year wait for a major trophy ended in the familiar agony of defeat in a penalty shootout as Italy claimed the win.
France24 says the head of Haiti’s national police announced that officers arrested a Haitian man accused of flying into the country on a private jet.
Arab News says Saudi Arabia is well on its way to herd immunity as members of the community continue to adhere to measures and register for vaccines.
Aljazeera says thousands have taken to the streets in rare anti-government protests in Cuba, chanting “down with the dictatorship” and “we want liberty.”
TRT World says authorities searching for victims of a deadly collapse have said they hope to conclude their painstaking work in the coming weeks.
VOA says entrepreneur Richard Branson hurtled into space aboard his own winged rocket ship Sunday, beating out fellow billionaire Jeff Bezos.
The Sun says the England team were “the pride of the nation” says the paper describes a “penalties curse” as “striking again” at the Euro 2020 final against Italy.
“It hurts… but we’re so proud of you” the Daily Express declares. It describes the penalty shoot-out as “nerve-shredding”.”Our time will come,” it adds.
The Metro sums up the thoughts of a nation as it declares “Lions did us proud” after England’s 3-2 loss on penalties to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.
Forza Azzurri, Italy win euro 2020 after beating England in a penalty shoot-out as violence at Wembley overshadows an excellent tournament. England lost a nerve-shredding shootout 3-2 to Italy in Euro 2020 final, in a penalty shootout that ebbed and flowed from one side to the next. England’s bid to end their 55-year wait for a major trophy ended in the familiar agony, losing in a penalty shootout as Italy claimed the Euro 2020 crown…