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09:01 : It’s time to take stock of the news.
• Festivities to celebrate 70 years of reign, ie the platinum jubilee, of Elizabeth II begin today in the United Kingdom. Discover our many content on this subject: infographics, the new portrait of the queen, two reports in an Anglican school and in front of Buckingham Palace where fans of the queen spent the night. Follow our live.
• 99th day of war between Ukraine and Russia. Close to “80% of the city” of Sievierodonetsk, strategic city of Donbass, is occupied by the Russian forces, declared the governor of the area of Luhansk, Sergei Gaïdaï. Follow our live.
• Actor Johnny Depp won his case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, even though the jurors concluded that the two stars had defamed each other. The jury awarded 15 million dollars in damages to the actor, but also two million dollars in financial compensation to his ex-wife.
• Are the establishments in your department in difficulty? Card response.
•World number 8 Casper Ruud has become the first-ever Norwegian to qualify for the last four Grand Slams. He beat young Dane Holger Rune 6-1, 4-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-3. Casper Ruud will face Croatian Marin Cilic. Today, the women’s semi-finals are on the program.
09:01 : The Ukrainian journalist-translator who accompanied Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff, the BFMTV journalist killed in Ukraine, assured that their team had taken all possible precautions in such circumstances. In a post on her Facebook account, she writes: “I am asked if all the safety rules had been respected (…) We followed an officially established route, with support, respecting all the rules.”
08:54 : We open with the traditional update on current events.
• Festivities to celebrate 70 years of reign, ie the platinum jubilee, of Elizabeth II begin today in the United Kingdom. We will make them live for you in this live.
• Before the Senate Law Commission, Gérald Darmanin began with a mea culpa, but maintains the figures put forward to explain the fiasco of the disastrous organization of the Champions League final. “It is obvious that things could have been better organized”, said the Minister of the Interior. Here’s what to remember from their hearing.
• 99th day of war between Ukraine and Russia. Nearly “80% of the city” of Sieverodonetska strategic city in Donbass, is occupied by Russian forces, said the governor of the Luhansk region, Sergei Gaïdaï.
• Actor Johnny Depp won his case against his ex-wife Amber Heard, even though the jurors concluded that the two stars had defamed each other. The jury awarded 15 million dollars in damages to the actor, but also two million dollars in financial compensation to his ex-wife.
•World number 8 Casper Ruud has become the first-ever Norwegian to qualify for the last four Grand Slams. He beat young Dane Holger Rune 6-1, 4-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-3. Casper Ruud will face Croatian Marin Cilic. Today, the women’s semi-finals are on the program.