- Spain arrests crew and dismantles drug trafficking network in Atlantic
- Israeli forces arrest suspected Palestinian gunman but let settler terrorists go free
- India faces Sri Lanka in women’s cricket final at Asian Games
- Bear cub rescued from Okanagan Lake confronts uncertain future
- CNN, MS NOW and Politico file lawsuit to regain White House access
- British diver dies after becoming trapped in French underwater cave
- Pope Leo XIV to visit France from 25 September for official engagements
- Trump bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House access amid tensions
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THR says Ted Lasso’s season one launch on Apple TV+ might have been the result of divine timing. Five months into the pandemic and an anxiety-inducing presidential election around the corner.
SALON says if magazine profiles, TV best-of lists andTwitter are to be believed, Apple’s uber-optimistic “Ted Lasso” was the beacon of light that helped just about every human being.
The US Sun says MAKEUP mogul Kylie Jenner has grown up in front of cameras and it’s no secret she has possibly become the most popular of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters.
The Sun says KYLIE Jenner hid her tummy amid pregnancy rumors. The TV personality went braless in a busty green sweater dress on her 24th birthday.
The Daily Mail says Kim Kardashian famously caused a storm when she showed off North West’s impressive art skills earlier this year – with critics claiming they were lying.
The Daily Mirror says Travis Scott whipped up a social media storm by posting a sizzling snap of girlfriend Kylie Jenner wearing a plunging lace-up top to celebrate her birthday.
The Evening Standard says a glide path back to a more normal state of affairs” for A-levels will be needed, the Education Secretary has said, as top results rose to a record high.
The Telegraph says critics accuse the Government of ‘washing its hands’ of responsibility over results, with record grade inflation predicted after exams cancelled.
The Metro says almost half of A-Level grades have been awarded an A or A* in an all-time high after exams were cancelled for the second year running.
The i says students taking their A-levels in 2022 should be given easier exams next year to provide a more level playing field with pupils receiving teacher-assessed grades today.
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