- Former Stars and Stripes editor expresses concern over paper’s independence following dismissal
- Italian restaurant faces backlash over offensive receipt after customer complaint
- Saudi Arabia to invest €6 billion in Paris theme parks project
- Supreme Court pauses ruling on Trump mail voting order amid legal hurdles
- US public support for war on Iran declines amid Trump’s record low approval
- Doug Ford criticises Donald Trump, calling him a dictator and loser
- Trump to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian auto and steel imports from 2027
- Bradley Townsend becomes first British fighter to die in Ukraine for Russia
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Dominic Mohan, former editor of The Sun, reflects on the cultural significance of 1996 in his new book, 1996: My Backstage Pass to the Wildest Year of Britain’s Wildest Decade. He cites key moments, including Oasis’s iconic Knebworth concerts, the rise of the Spice Girls, and memorable events like Euro 96 and the Brit Awards.
Aid worker Elsa Softic on Lebanon’s worsening humanitarian crisis discusses how Première Urgence Internationale aids those displaced by war.
Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi has been released from hospital after over two weeks for follow-up care and physiotherapy.
The Daily Mirror says with a record 54.4C in America’s Death Valley, -25C temperatures in Spain and raging fires in Greece, it’s been a year of climate disasters.
BBC News says the Covid pandemic will “go on for a year longer than it needs to” because poorer countries are not getting the vaccines they need, the WHO has said.
The Independent says Prince William vowed to “find the solutions to repair our planet” as the first ever winners of the Earthshot Prize were announced.
The Metro says Prince William has criticised billionaires who keep sending rockets into space, saying the world’s greatest minds need to focus on trying to fix the planet instead.
A wildfire raging through southern California coastal mountains is threatening ranches and rural homes and keeping a major highway shut down.
The Independent says a leak of documents over the weekend showed Azerbaijan’s strongman, Ilham Aliyev, had secretly bought $540m (£400m) worth of property worldwide, including a central London home registered in the name of his then 11-year-old son.
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