- Reuters
Houthi official gunned down in Yemeni capital
A Houthi official was killed on Tuesday by gunmen in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, in a rare assassination of a civilian official in the armed movement that controls the city. Hassan Zaid, minister of sports and youth in the Houthi administration, died in hospital from his wounds after gunmen opened fire on his car in an area of the capital that houses embassies, two sources close to his family told Reuters. Houthi-run Al Masirah television confirmed the killing, citing the group's interior ministry as saying Zaid was assassinated by "criminal elements" linked to a Saudi-led military coalition engaged in Yemen.
- Investor's Business Daily
Dow Jones Futures Signals Stock Market Rally Boost Amid Earnings Flood; AMD To Buy Xilinx
Futures signal a modest stock market rally amid an earnings flood and an AMD deal to buy fellow chipmaker Xilinx.
- PA Media: Sport
Anton Ferdinand fronting initiative aimed at getting fans back into grounds
He is hopeful a Mask Our Heroes event featuring rapid result Covid tests could be applied to sport.
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