- Protesters clash with riot police near Les Invalides in Paris
- Ontario NDP calls on Ford and Carney to purchase Stelco amid layoffs
- Bipartisan senators urge Trump to withdraw from Russian diesel deal
- Civil servant accused of fraud for holding multiple full-time jobs
- Researchers search Nikumaroro Island for Amelia Earhart’s plane wreckage
- Ukraine reports no advance warning of Russian missile strikes on Kyiv
- Russia launches renewed offensive in eastern Ukraine amid heavy fighting
- Air France to comply with Israeli restrictions on crew nationalities
Browsing: The I
The i splashes on the latest on the Covid pandemic, reporting that the rapid rollout of booster vaccines will be “wrapped up by Christmas”.
The i says videos and pictures have emerged on social media of Taliban soldiers firing shots into the air to disperse crowds of protesters marching through Kabul.
The i says Gareth Southgate has shelved talks over a new England contract until the turn of the year as he prepares to lead his country a step closer to next year’s World Cup Finals.
The i says France will be bracing itself on Wednesday as the trial opens of 20 people involved in the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris, one of the worst atrocities to hit the continent
The i says Jordan Pickford can write his way into England’s record books on Wednesday less than a year after he was battling to save his club career.
The i says the NHS is heading into “one of its most challenging winters”, with Covid-19, waiting lists and staffing issues increasing fears that it will be pushed beyond capacity,
The i describes it as a “new era of tax hikes” and says that social care costs will be capped at £86,000.The prime minister will not rule out further tax rises.
The i says in Pablo Larrain’s films about feminine image, power, and persona, he explores the masks women in the public eye must wear and the ways in which they navigate under the weight of expectation.
The i says a £5.4 billion package of emergency cash has been released to help the NHS cope with the Covid-19 pandemic and tackle the mounting backlog.
The i says a 35-year-old widow whose life was “turned upside down once again” by Covid-19 will have to choose between food or putting on the heating once the Universal Credit uplift ends
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