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Chaotic scenes in final Fauci White House presser as yelling reporter drowns out questions

Ms Jean-Pierre has chastised reporters in the past for not “respecting” their colleagues during briefings

The Independent UK

Former Ireland star CJ Stander enjoys return to Dublin with wife Jean-Marie

The ex-Munster and Ireland flanker was in town for Ireland's clash with South Africa

Irish Mirror

Stephen Ferris leads the tributes to former Ireland star Paul McNaughton

The Wicklow man, who has died at 69, played rugby, soccer and Gaelic Football to a high level before becoming influential behind the scenes in rugby administration

Belfast Live

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Woodland house used as a retreat by Sherlock Holmes author for sale

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s former Bignell Wood home in the New Forest has an asking price of just under £3 million.

The Independent UK

‘Food banks saved my skin’: On the front line of the cost of living crisis as demand soars

With food bank demand continuing to surge amid the highest inflation in 40 years, The Independent visited two London centres to see how they’re helping people in need

The Independent UK

‘Funeral crasher’ goes to send-offs for 200 strangers as 'nobody should be buried alone'

Jeane Trend-Hil is a regular visitor to graves, and cemetery workers asked her to attend the funerals of people that didn't have any family or friends - and has since been to more than 200

Daily Mirror

Alesi convinced son Giuliano will have stronger 2023

Jean Alesi is convinced that his son Giuliano will be stronger in 2023 amid a bruising season in SUPER GT and Super Formula for the second-generation racer.

Motorsport

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Serial killer Peter Tobin linked to seven unsolved murders prior to his death

The serial murderer never admitted to committing the unsolved murders, but several links have been made between him and the killings.

Daily Record

Grand Designs: Novice farmers attempt a medieval-style longhouse for family and animals on latest episode

A couple of novice farmers battle to create a modern version of the medieval longhouse in the windswept Derbyshire Dales

Evening Standard

Dave Caulkin, Associated Press photographer, dies at 77

Dave Caulkin, a retired Associated Press photographer who captured the iconic moment when ice dancers Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean won the 1984 Olympic gold medal, has died

The Independent UK

Biden explains why he compared Queen to his mother – despite her hating the English

President’s late mother Jean once reportedly refused to sleep in bed Queen had previously used

The Independent UK

'Gentle' mum and son found dead in Sefton Park flat are 'both at peace now'

Jenny Smith and her son Joseph were found dead after concerns were raised by a family member

Liverpool Echo

'The end of an era': Rangers fans at Ibrox pay tribute to the Queen

Rangers fans have paid tribute to the Queen following her death.

The National (Scotland)

Judge says Fauci, Jean-Pierre must hand over emails sent to social media companies

WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Louisiana ruled Tuesday that White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and Dr. Anthony Fauci will have to turn over any emails they sent to social media companies about misinformation or the censorship of social media content.

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White House press secretary rebuffs Sen. Ted Cruz's invitation to see for herself migrants walking across border

WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rebuffed Sen. Ted Cruz’s invitation to visit the U.S.-Mexico border with him to witness migrants walking across — a familiar sight for news viewers that Jean-Pierre adamantly denied takes place.

The Guardian - UK

Blue Jean review – watchable section 28 drama makes its point

Venice film festival: Though some of the acting seems a bit made-for-TV, this 80s-set drama looking at homophobia during the Thatcher era has a forthright, soap-operatic force

Daily Record

Palnackie's Hardie Carruthers continues down memory lane in the second part of Galloway People

The oldest Palnackie resident concludes his tale as he shares his life story

The Guardian - UK

Confessions: A Life of Failed Promises by AN Wilson review – a poignant memoir

The controversialist is in a reflective mood as he examines his parents’ troubled relationship and the failures of his first marriage

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Daily Record

Tributes flood in for community champion and Vale of Leven Hospital campaigner Billy Petrie

Billy Petrie OBE passed away last week at the age of 94, having dedicated more than four decades of his life to serving the local community as an independent councillor - once earning the tag “the most popular local politician in Great Britain.”

Daily Mirror

Owner of limo Princess Diana died in demands French authorities give it back

Jean-Francois Musa, who ran Etoile Limousines, has demanded authorities hand back the wrecked Mercedes-Benz S280 Princess Diana died in and says he hasn't even been told where it is

Wales Online

The latest funeral notices for Swansea as family members pay tribute to lost loved ones

Our thoughts are with all those going through a bereavement

Chicago Sun-Times

Destroying artwork is wrong, especially because you don’t agree with it

The eventual disposition and locations of the Columbus (and other) sculptures is best dealt with in more cool-headed times.

The Guardian - UK

Alan Knowles obituary

Other lives: Print and broadcast journalist who served his union at local and national level

Daily Mirror

Teacher with terminal brain cancer blames washing hands with 'toxic blue water' at school

Mum-of-three Jeana Watt, who taught maths at the school for three years, was diagnosed with a fast-growing brain tumour and given just 18 months to live in June last year

Zenger

Summer Is The Lonelinest Time For Seniors

The research was commissioned by Specsavers Home Visits, to support its #GenerationWOW campaign.

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