Lily D. Moore may have down syndrome, but it isn’t going to stop her from vlogging, acting and one day winning an Oscar.
The attackers were dressed in costumes which including Spider Man, Batman and Ali G
Piers Morgan believes he caught Covid-19 during the chaos at the Euro 2020 final despite being fully vaccinated. An avid critic of the government’s pandemic policies, he said his ordeal has given him a new perspective on Covid and vaccines. “So it’s been a long ten days,” Piers said in a tweet on Saturday.
Met police ‘tried to recruit ex-officer to spy on climate change activists’Former detective says he was asked to inform on fellow Extinction Rebellion campaigners Former police officer Paul Stephens joined Extinction Rebellion after he retired from the Metropolitan police in 2018. Photograph: Sophia Evans/The Observer
Russia dispatches over 88 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Cuba, according to the Russian defence ministry, following unprecedented street protests against the communist government in Havana.
Of the 613 athletes on this year’s US Olympic team, 329 are female – the most women any country has ever sent to the Olympics
Mannat Mann has been missing since Thursday and was last seen in east London.
The Health Secretary has said he has made a full recovery.
Labour criticised the ‘amber plus’ list requiring isolation on return from destinations.
Why isn’t Joe Biden doing all he can to protect American democracy?. Both parties are beholden to an anti-democratic coalition. This is stopping real change
The South Africa coach saw his side beaten in Cape Town in the first Test.
Australia Covid update: woman in her 30s among two deaths as NSW records 141 new coronavirus casesGladys Berejikilian tells anti-lockdown protesters they should be ‘ashamed’ as case numbers continue to climbFollow our Covid Australia news live blogNSW restrictions; NSW hotspots; Vic restrictions; Vic hotspotsDownload the free Guardian app; get our morning email briefing NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian announced 141 new Covid cases on Sunday, and condemned anti-lockdown protesters. Photograph: Lis
US set for punishing temperatures as huge ‘heat dome’ to settle over country. Heatwave to next week roast areas already gripped by severe drought, plunging reservoirs and wildfires
Applying same rules as France would have significant impact, Labour says
Mayor Sadiq Khan condemns ‘utterly appalling’ comments by conspiracy theorist at Trafalgar Square
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Government accused of ‘absurd hypocrisy’ for taking Brussels cash with strings
Boris Johnson was ready to overhaul the Northern Ireland Protocol this week but was talked down by his Brexit minister Lord Frost, The Telegraph has learnt. With the UK now demanding a renegotiation of the post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland, The Telegraph has been told Mr Johnson is now convinced of the need to use the so-called “nuclear option” if Brussels refuses. It is understood that the warning was issued to Dublin this week, with UK officials making clear that it is Mr Johnson,
Elon Musk's private rocket company SpaceX was awarded a $178-million (£129m) launch services contract for NASA's first mission focusing on Jupiter's icy moon Europa and whether it may host conditions suitable for life, the space agency said on Friday. The Europa Clipper mission is due for blastoff in October 2024 on a Falcon Heavy rocket owned by Musk's company, Space Exploration Technologies Corp, from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, NASA said in a statement posted online. The contract
An 11-year-old girl who went missing from her home in Bolton with a "substantial amount of money" has been found "safe and well" in London, police have said. Fatuma Kadir's parents are said to be "incredibly relieved" after they had appealed for her to return home quickly. The girl left without her parents' knowledge on Thursday evening before travelling on several trains to get to London Euston in the early hours of Friday morning.
‘An explosion is coming’: Biden races to unite allies against ChinaThe US president is being much tougher than expected on Beijing, but a lack of solidarity will undermine his policy’s success The hole where common policy and joint action should be gapes dangerously amid collisions with Xi Jinping’s aggressive one-party state. Photograph: Li Xueren/AP
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