France24 says nearly two-thirds of Swiss voters backed the introduction of same-sex marriage in a referendum held Sunday.

Arab News says up to 50 Houthis died in fierce fighting in Yemen on Sunday as the Iran-backed militia opened new fronts.

Aljazeera says Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Luigi Di Maio has said the Taliban government in Afghanistan could not be recognised.

Sky News says preliminary results in the German election show the Social Democrats have beaten Angela Merkel’s centre-right bloc.

VOA says a new era of American golfers sent a message Sunday with a record-setting Ryder Cup blowout of Europe.

VOA says the surge in coronavirus cases in the United States is overwhelming the capacity to provide normal health care at hospitals in some states.

Friday’s front pages are heavily dominated by the warnings from three of the UK’s biggest petrol station operators warning of fuel shortages.

The Mirror says that Ms Nessa, 28, was on the way to a first date at a pub metres from her flat when she was killed.

The Daily Express front page headline reads: “Keep calm… and we can all carry on shopping”

“We’re running on empty,” is the Sun’s take. It says some Tesco stations were also closed off amid calls to rip up immigration laws