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The Daily Telegraph says the BBC is to send licence fee enforcers to the homes of over-75s, with those who refuse to pay facing the threat of prosecution.

The Metro says: Pub bosses have sparked a row in a historic cathedral city after installing a ‘horrendous’ 12ft coffee mug next to the Victorian property.

The Daily Telegraph says Princes William and Harry will meet in private following the unveiling of a statue in memory of their mother in a sign of reconciliation between the royal brothers.

The Daily Telegraph says Facebook is putting profit before child safety with its plans to introduce end-to-end encryption, says the police chief in charge of fighting child abuse.

The Times says Oxfam has defined “whiteness” as “the overarching preservation of power and domination for the benefit of white people” in a survey on racial justice that has caused upset among staff.

The Times says plans for £15 billion of green savings bonds are expected to be announced, allowing people to invest in renewable energy such as wind and solar power.

The Times says the memories of this momentous match will never, ever fade. The Eternal City lies ahead against Ukraine on Saturday in the Euro 2020 quarter-finals.

The Times says the investigation into who released CCTV video of Matt Hancock kissing his aide will be “the easiest leak inquiry in history”, security sources have said.

Volunteers from across the UK and all corners of the Commonwealth will create a special pageant along the streets of London to mark the monarch’s record-breaking 70 years on the throne

The Times says Professor Chris Whitty is to be given greater protection after a video showed him being harassed in the street for the third time this year.

The i says five of the 10 countries rated as the ‘worst in the world for workers’ have been given trade deals by the UK Government in the past two years.

The i says England is due to throw off the remaining Covid-19 rules in less than three weeks – but the full shape of the post-19 July world has yet to be determined.

The i says Serena Williams was forced to retire from her first-round Wimbledon match after suffering a seemingly innocuous slip behind the baseline.

A MAN has today been charged with the murder of Met Police Sergeant Matt Ratana nine months after the suspect suffered brain damage.

The i says Australia is trying to contain an outbreak of the Delta variant, whilst an expert has warned the country’s slow vaccine uptake will lead to a surge in cases.

Camera operators injured after falling from cherry-picker at racetrack

The i newspaper says vaccine stockpiling is underway to help the UK live with Covid-19 as the country’s Vaccine Taskforce is buying up jab stocks.

The Times leads with schools, reporting that Gavin Williamson is preparing to scrap pupil bubbles in line with the easing of other restrictions.

 ‘Headless’ body found in woods as police launch investigation into unexplained death The Daily Mirror Says: A body has been…

The Daily Telegraph reports England’s school self-isolation system is hitting kids from the poorest areas the hardest by being forced to self-isolate amid the pandemic

England fans take to streets for wild celebrations after win over Germany The Metro Says: Supporters have piled out of…

TRT World says the highly infectious Delta strain is causing mayhem around the world. Fears are growing over major sporting events like Euro 2020 and the Olympic Games.

Aljazeera says Tigrayan fighters have reportedly taken control of more territory in Tigray, a day after regaining the regional capital, Mekelle.

Arab News says Lebanon’s Supreme Defense Council has asked the military and security services to stay on high alert to prevent attempts to destabilize the security situation

Euronews says the Spanish government has passed a draft law that will allow citizens aged over 14 to change their gender without evidence.