The Metro says At least six people have been killed in what has been described as a stampede outside a football stadium hosting an Africa Cup of Nations game in Cameroon.
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France24 says An 18-year-old student opened fire in a lecture hall at Heidelberg University in southwestern Germany on Monday.
TRT World says More than a dozen mutinous soldiers have declared on state television that a military junta seized control of Burkina Faso.
Euronews says Finland’s former interior minister has gone on trial in Helsinki accused of inciting anti-LGBT+ hate speech.
Sky News says Taylor Swift has hit back at Blur’s former frontman Damon Albarn after he claimed she does not write her own songs.
Sky News says Boris Johnson is facing a week of reckoning as a report into Downing Street parties during lockdown is due to be released.
The Guardian says the Greek government is accused of fomenting a hunger crisis in refugee camps with “conscious” policy choices.
France24 says the Omicron variant has moved the Covid-19 pandemic into a new phase and could bring it to an end in Europe, the WHO Europe director said Sunday.
Arab News says the UAE defense ministry said it has shot down two Houthi missiles targeting the country, state media reported early on Monday.
Aljazeera says At least 120 people have been killed in ongoing battles between US-backed, Kurdish-led forces and ISIL (ISIS) fighters after an attack on a Syrian prison.
TRT World says the US has ordered the families of its diplomats in Kiev to leave the country “due to the continued threat of Russian military action.”
Sky Sports says Liverpool edged to a 3-1 victory against Crystal Palace, keeping Manchester City in their sights at the top of the Premier League table.
BBC News says Conservative MPs are starting to “step back” and think twice about a leadership challenge against Boris Johnson.
The Independent says A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Irish teacher Ashling Murphy.
The Guardian says ‘Absolutely amazing’: Tongan man swept away by tsunami stayed afloat for 24 hours.
The Metro says Britney Spears claims Jamie ‘took $36,000,000 during conservatorship’ as she issues cease and desist to sister Jamie Lynn.
France24 says the WHO has warned that the Covid-19 pandemic is far from over, amid record infections in France, Germany and Brazil.
Arab News says Joe Biden is considering re-designating Yemen’s Houthi militia as an international terrorist organization.
TRT World says President Joe Biden has predicted that Russian President Vladimir Putin will make a move into Ukraine.
BBC Sport says Manchester United recovered after being rescued by the heroics of goalkeeper David de Gea.
BBC News says Boris Johnson is expected to announce an easing of England’s Covid rules when he makes a statement on Plan B later.
The Independent says A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of Ashling Murphy in Ireland.
The Guardian says Australia and New Zealand have started to dispatch aid to Tonga, amid fears that relief workers could bring a “tsunami of Covid” cases.
The Metro says Former Vogue creative director Andre Leon Talley has died aged 73, his reps have confirmed. He died on Tuesday in New York.
France24 says The World Health Organization has warned that the Covid-19 pandemic is far from over, as France, Germany and Brazil posted new records of infections.