As Xavi prepares for his first Champions League as Barcelona boss, BBC Sport look at how he will look to restore the club to former glories. from: BBC News
Remaining unvaccinated could cost soldiers promotions, bonuses or even their jobs. From: New York Times
The claim led officials to look into a possible drug-spiking incident at the deadly event in Texas. from: BBC News
Staffing shortages at long-term care facilities are preventing hospitals from discharging patients and admitting new ones. From: New York Times
Josef S is accused of complicity in the murder of 3,518 prisoners at Sachsenhausen near Berlin. from: BBC News
from: BBC News The mounting questions facing police following Wayne Couzens’ conviction continues to dominate the papers.
Gov. Kathy Hochul has plans to use National Guard members and out-of-state professionals to cover staff shortages if thousands of health care workers fail to meet a state vaccination deadline on Monday. From: New York Times
England boss Gareth Southgate wants to maintain their 100% record in World Cup qualifying against Poland on Wednesday. from: BBC News
Jerusalem – While the “Time of Creation” opens again this year, a period of the year in which Christians of different confessions around the world are invited to pray and work together for the custody of the “common home”, the growing ecological sensitivity of the baptized is also reflected in the concrete and operational choices… Leggi tutto »
Anti-vaccination protesters say they will target rail services in more than 50 cities. from: BBC News
David Whitfield is convicted of misconduct over the illicit activity with 12 women over five years.
The man is accused of assisting in 3,518 murders at the Sachsenhausen camp during World War Two. from: BBC News