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bbc.co.uk

• Amy Coney Barrett: Trump nominates conservative favourite for Supreme Court
• Azerbaijan and Armenia clash over disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region
• California wildfires: The inmates training to be firefighters
• Charlie Hebdo: Stabbings suspect 'was trying to target magazine'
• Brain-eating microbe: US city warned over water supply
• Switzerland gets ready to vote on ending free movement with EU
• France racism: Paris to commemorate slave rebellion figure
• Coronavirus: Madrid at serious risk without tougher rules, minister warns
• European Commission to challenge Apple tax bill verdict
• Belarus protests: Opposition icon Nina Bahinskaya, 73, bundled into van
• French Open to start with fan numbers slashed
• Tasmania pilot whales: Rescuers release 108 surviving animals

channel4.com

• In wartorn Mogadishu, the night time is providing safety and peace
• Trump to nominate Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
• Questions surrounding death of police officer in Croydon as tributes pour in
• Local lockdowns only a ‘temporary situation while we are working out how to deal with this continuing problem’ – WHO’s Dr David Nabarro
• Thousands of students trapped on campus as virus breaks out across UK universities
• The businesses that feel left behind by Sunak’s jobs support scheme
• “He was a very happy, extroverted, normal boy.” Parents of gambling addict who took his own life say state failed him.
• ‘Unfortunately it took these fires to highlight the need to address the conditions of asylum seekers’ – Shabia Mantoo, UN Refugee Agency
• Fire at Lesbos refugee camp – the families left homeless again
• ‘The ground is shifting and it is shifting rather fast’ – Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price on support for Welsh independence
• Welsh hospital faces new Covid challenge as Cardiff and Swansea face local lockdowns
• Covid cases rising at universities across Britain

dailymail.co.uk

• Drinkers head out in force before 10pm curfew as a QUARTER of Britain is locked down
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett sends signal to liberals and will 'apply law as written' like Justice Scalia
• Joe Biden says Amy Coney Barrett will overturn Obamacare if she is confirmed to the Supreme Court
• The Cambridges are treated to a back-garden film premiere with Sir David Attenborough
• Bikini competitor was told her 'poor genetics' would mean she's never have a booty
• Boris Johnson launches new drive against Beijing's 'expansionism' among poorer countries
• Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre is offered role as chairman of Ofcom by Boris Johnson
• Chef Jamie Oliver joins Mail on Sunday's war on toxic US food
• Harry and Meghan's US election intervention 'violated' terms of deal with Queen, say senior aides
• Councils pay care homes DOUBLE the local weekly fee to take Covid hospital patients
• Boris Johnson abandoned plans for a second national lockdown over fears Rishi Sunak could QUIT
• Sasha Swire drapes her arm over David Cameron's shoulder and whispers in his ear in 2006 pictures

ft.com

• Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court
• Why conservatives have faith in Amy Coney Barrett
• How Trump has already transformed America’s courts
• Supreme Court vacancy reignites debate over abortion in US
• China’s biggest chipmaker hit by US sanctions
• Nikola founder bought truck designs from third party
• Deutsche Bank’s Manfred Knof named as new Commerzbank CEO
• Europeans return to workplace but reduce leisure activity
• Is the party over for the chalet holiday?
• Mossad and the movies — how Israeli spies took over our screens
• The looming legal minefield of working from home
• ‘Every week is an ordeal’: Johnson under pressure over Brexit and lockdown

huffingtonpost.co.uk

• Don't Tell The Bride's Biggest Disasters, 10 Years After The Infamous Vegas Wedding
• Honour Is ITV's Latest Real-Life Crime Drama – Here's What You Need To Know
• These Queer Students Have Some Advice For LGBTQ People Starting Uni
• Michelle Ackerley: Grief Reared Its Head Again In The Pandemic
• How Often Should You Wash And Replace Your Pillows?
• My Boyfriend Of Three Years Suddenly Ghosted Me. Here’s Why I’m Grateful It Happened
• Sir David Attenborough Meets With Royals To Share A Very Special Gift
• Test Results From NHS Or Government Labs Can't Be Linked With Covid-19 App, Officials Admit
• Police And Protesters Injured Amid Violent Clashes At Anti-Lockdown Rally
• 1,700 Manchester Students Ordered To Self-Isolate
• Trump Tells Rally 'We're Not Going To Stand For It' If He Loses Election
• Victoria Beckham Recreates Iconic Leg Pose With Daughter Harper

independent.co.uk

• S. Korea returns Korean War remains of 117 Chinese soldiers
• UFC 253 RESULTS: Israel Adesanya finishes Paulo Costa on Fight Island to retain middleweight title
• Wilson throws for 392 yards, No. 18 BYU routs Troy 48-7
• UFC 253 results: Israel Adesanya finishes Paulo Costa on Fight Island to retain middleweight title
• UFC 253 live stream: Israel Adesanya vs Paulo Costa – start time, fight card, prediction and how to watch
• LEADING OFF: NL race down to final day — and maybe Monday
• Betts exits after HBP, Dodgers edge Angels following outage
• Portand, Oregon, police make arrests at downtown rally
• The Latest: Melbourne eases lockdown, reopens schools, work
• LEADING OFF: NL race down to final day — and maybe Monday
• Giants need win, help to reach playoffs after loss to Padres
• Trump caps judiciary remake with choice of Barrett for court

metro.co.uk

• Adele shares hilarious moments with bestie Nicole Richie in belated birthday message
• Microsoft is buying its way to victory with Xbox and that’s bad news – Reader’s Feature
• Weekend Hot Topic, part 2: Have you pre-ordered a PS5 or Xbox?
• F1 2020 reader review – Reader’s Feature
• Demi Lovato ‘made Max Ehrich aware of split’ despite him claiming he ‘found out through tabloids’
• Arsenal prepare significantly increased Houssem Aouar bid after official approach is rejected
• Sarah Harding is all smiles in first social media video since revealing cancer diagnosis
• Organisers of wedding party in Manchester are given £10,000 fine
• Manchester students say they weren’t told of halls lockdown until security came
• Sebastian Stan brings back Bucky as he masks up during filming for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier
• EastEnders spoilers: Kheerat Panesar and Mitch Baker join forces to expose killer Gray Atkins?
• EastEnders star Michelle Collins says all female soap stars ‘look the same’ these days

mirror.co.uk

• Workers on Test and Trace system 'given £140k bonus' despite 'doing nothing'
• Sheffield Utd vs Leeds kick-off time, TV and live stream information
• Coronation Street's Sally Carman struggles to film scenes with real-life fiancé
• Detective 'sick to stomach' learning honour killing victim begged police to help
• Violent criminal had drastic career change after 'visit from dead aunt' in jail
• Joan Collins' daughter learned about sex by peeking at aunt Jackie's racy novels
• Hugh Hefner's Playboy Bunnies' grim confessions from abuse to sex rituals
• From money to body and mind - change your life in 24 hours with easy techniques
• Coronavirus rule changes: What you can and can't do in England from tomorrow
• New coronavirus wedding rules mean you can actually only invite 13 people
• Cheating wife enlists man she was having affair with to kill her hero husband
• Israel Adesanya had messaged his next opponent before beating Paulo Costa

news.sky.com

• Students must be allowed to return home to their families at Christmas, insists Labour
• Trump announces Amy Coney Barrett as nominee to replace Ginsburg in Supreme Court
• Four locations being searched over fatal shooting of police officer in custody centre
• Prince George thrilled with dinosaur-era gift from Sir David Attenborough
• Labour take poll lead over Tories for first time since Boris Johnson became PM
• 'It saves lives': Indian families search for blood plasma donors to help treat coronavirus
• Big Ben roof scaffolding will begin to be removed in 'memorable moment'
• Why are weddings being restricted when any number of people can go to the pub?
• Baby bump photo reveals Game Of Thrones couple expecting first child
• Teenager arrested after 'assault on officer' as police stop illegal gatherings

telegraph.co.uk

• Remains of 117 Chinese soldiers killed in Korean War returned 
• Coronavirus latest news: Let university students go home for Christmas, says Labour
• Fig and Parma ham crostini recipe
• Fig tagliatelle recipe
• Fig and frangipane tart recipe
• Roasted pork belly with figs and pears recipe
• Teenager arrested in Birmingham over alleged assault on police officer
• North Korea warns of naval tensions during search for slain South Korean
• Emile Heskey: 'There was a stigma attached to women playing football when I was younger, but that has gone'
• Chelsea battle back from three down at West Brom after more glaring defensive errors
• Quick Lisa Evans hat-trick helps Arsenal overcome Spurs and march through to FA Cup semi-final
• Can I meet up with friends and family, and can grandparents look after their grandchildren now?

theconversation.com

• New EU migration pact driven by political compromise, not humanitarianism
• Why green spaces, walkable neighbourhoods and life-enhancing buildings can all help in the fight against dementia
• How many people will migrate due to rising sea levels? Our best guesses aren't good enough
• Fewer people attended hospital with stroke during the pandemic – but why?
• Small-scale modular housing could provide a lifeline for people experiencing homelessness
• Live venues are the lifeblood of music culture and must survive
• Playing football can improve mental health – new research
• Worried about negative thoughts as a new parent? You're not alone
• How British grannies are spreading QAnon conspiracy theory memes on Facebook
• Sunak's new job support scheme offers warm words but no escape from the coming unemployment chill
• Why contemplating death can help you live a happier life
• Coronavirus: why I support the world's first COVID vaccine challenge trial

theguardian.com

• Coronavirus live updates: France's second wave 'faster than we thought' says top doctor; Melbourne lifts curfew
• Labour takes poll lead as parties see major switch in fortunes
• Amy Coney Barrett: what will she mean for women's rights?
• Sense or censorship? Row over Klan images in Tate’s postponed show
• Belarus accuses western nations of sowing 'chaos and anarchy'
• Hardline BBC critics reportedly offered top media roles
• Bollywood star Deepika Padukone questioned by India's narcotics agency
• ‘It’s a war on words’: Turks fear new law to muzzle social media giants
• Reporter lost International Women of Courage award for criticising Trump
• UK barrister mistaken for defendant calls for compulsory anti-racism training
• Texas residents warned of tap water tainted with brain-eating microbe
• Shirking from home? Staff feel the heat as bosses ramp up remote surveillance

thesun.co.uk

• UK weather forecast 1am latest – Multiple flood warnings issued as temperatures drop ahead of GREY and overcast today
• UFC 253 LIVE REACTION: – Adesanya KNOCKS OUT Costa as middleweight champion retains belt with second-round win
• Croydon police shooting LIVE: Sgt Matt Ratana murder suspect ‘not yet able to speak’ as cops search four crimes scenes
• West Ham eye shock Antonio Rudiger loan transfer with Chelsea centre-back left out in cold by Frank Lampard
• Chelsea set to launch £40m-plus Declan Rice transfer raid as they think West Ham are desperate for cash
• Roy Jones Jr insists he will still fight Mike Tyson even if 54-year-old tests positive for performance enhancing drugs
• Gareth Bale in thinly-veiled swipe at Real Madrid after changing his Elevens Bar and Grill’s name to ‘Nines’
• Football betting tips: Both teams to score at Sheff Utd vs Leeds, plus Liverpool vs Arsenal – Premier League predictions
• F1 Russian Grand Prix 2020 race: Live stream, TV channel, UK start time, full schedule from Sochi
• Brexit latest news: EU will move to No Deal planning if there isn’t a breakthrough next week
• Transfer news LIVE: Messi fumes as Suarez joins Atletico, Dele Alli to PSG LATEST, Mbappe ‘wanted by Liverpool’
• 7am Chelsea transfer news LIVE: Declan Rice ‘agrees five-year deal’, Kepa loan, Jorginho could LEAVE Bridge

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