The Papers: 'Royal role models' and 'unforgettable' Alain Delon
Front pages include the Sussexes finishing their Colombia tour and tributes to the French actor Alain Delon. Source link
The Papers: 'Olympics sabotaged' and 'La Farce!'
Many of Saturday's papers lead with sabotage attacks on France's high-speed rail network. Source link
Former Prime Minister Harold Wilson sold papers to help fund his care
PAHarold Wilson led the country on two separate occasions, in the 1960s and 1970sFormer Prime Minister Harold Wilson agreed late in life to sell his…
Louganis, Ex-Agent in Dispute : Olympic Diver Says in Court Papers He Feared for His Life
In written testimony presented in Los Angeles Superior Court Tuesday, Olympic gold medal-winning diver Greg Louganis said he “feared for his life” and asked that…
Judge dismisses all charges in Panama Papers, Operation Car Wash cases
The Panama Papers trial featured testimony from 27 witnesses and saw over 50 pieces of evidence. File Photo by U.S. Department of State/UPI June 29…
The papers: 'Jay slipped on rocks' and 'Sunak expresses hurt'
Saturday's front pages react to Joe Biden's TV debate performance and have the latest on the UK election trail. Source link
The Papers: 'A day of shame for the British state'
Tuesday's front pages focus on the release of a damning public inquiry report on the infected blood scandal. Source link
The Papers: PM's pre-election speech and Nigeria 'mad for Meghan'
A speech by the prime minister, described as the kickstart to his election campaign, is the focus of Monday's papers. Source link
The Papers: Defector MP and 'Strictly Come Darting'
Sunday's papers feature new claims about Natalie Elphicke, including why she may have left the Conservative Party. Source link
Papers Shed Light on Investigation of Elder Aide in ’88
SACRAMENTO — State prosecutors in 1988 questioned whether Assemblyman Dave Elder had allowed an aide to raise campaign contributions for Controller Gray Davis during state working…
The Papers: EU olive branch and PM targets 'sick note culture'
EU plans to offer visas to UK students and measures to tackle the UK's benefits bill lead the papers. Source link
The Papers: 'Frantic diplomacy' over Iran and Trump trial begins
The crisis in the Middle East and the criminal trial of ex-US president Donald Trump lead the papers. Source link
The Papers: Iran's drone 'swarm' and Sydney knife 'rampage'
Iran's drone attack on Israel and the knife attack in Australia feature on Sunday's front pages. Source link
The Papers: Trident 'safe in Labour's hands' and OJ dead at 76
A Labour pledge to maintain the UK's nuclear deterrent and the death of OJ Simpson lead the papers. Source link
Panama Papers money laundering trial gets underway in Panama City
Panama has put on trial 27 people implicated in the Panama Papers money laundering scandal, exposed in a 2016 leak of the secret financial information…
The Papers: Kate 'reassures nation' and 'murderous' Moscow attack
Nearly all of Sunday's papers lead with reaction to news of the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis. Source link
The Papers: 'Shapps missile threat' and 'Strictly stars summit'
A range of stories on Sunday's papers including Vaughan Gething set to become Wales' first black leader. Source link
US officials ‘must hand over’ Prince Harry’s immigration papers to judge so he can decide whether to make them public – The Sun
A US judge has asked one of America's most elite government departments to hand over Prince Harry’s immigration papers. The Duke is fighting to stop…
Papers show error made Oscar Pistorius ineligible for parole
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Oscar Pistorius was eligible for parole in March under South African law and the double-amputee Olympic runner may have been wrongly…
Daniel Ellsberg, who exposed U.S. failures in Vietnam in Pentagon Papers, dies at 92
1/5 Daniel Ellsberg, the man behind the Pentagon Papers, died on Friday at 92. File Photo by UPI | License Photo June 16 (UPI) --…