The Guardian

BBC News

• Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins dies at 90
  
• Biden to sell child care and free university in speech to Congress
  
• Why a US photographer says 'sorry for the war'
  
• Britney Spears asks to speak in court case
  
• India's Covid crisis: 'I lost my unborn child and wife on the same day'
  
• Samsung heirs to pay record inheritance tax
  
• Downing Street refurbishment: What is the row over Boris Johnson's flat?
  
• Brexit: European Parliament backs UK trade deal
  
• Turkish Grand Prix to replace Canadian Grand Prix on 2021 F1 calendar amid rise in coronavirus cases
  
• Covid: Spain hopes for tourists as EU votes on digital passports
  

The Indian Express

• Thousands demonstrate in Chad against military transition
  
• Hope Biden asks Pfizer CEO to allow India to develop its vaccines: Congressman Ro Khanna
  
• Samsung’s Lee family to pay more than 12 trillion won inheritance taxes
  
• US’s CDC eases outdoors mask-wearing guidelines for the vaccinated
  
• Myanmar unity government tells ASEAN no talks until prisoners freed
  
• Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal’s parents test Covid positive in India
  
• Covaxin found to neutralise 617 variant of COVID-19: Dr Anthony Fauci
  
• Brazil health regulator rejects Russia’s Sputnik vaccine
  
• Armed rebels in Myanmar seize military outpost near Thai border
  
• Western Australia premier says India’s Covid-19 tests inaccurate, unreliable as returning flyers test positive
  

CBC

• Does the AstraZeneca vaccine cause more common side-effects than others? Your Coronavirus questions answered
• Ottawa's promising a tax credit for carbon capture — but is the tech worth the money?
• The changing face of Marvel heroes are battling fans' high expectations — and some backlash
• Black customer recounts 'degrading' treatment at Ottawa bank branch
• What Johnson & Johnson's 1-shot vaccine could mean for Ontario's most vulnerable
• 'Bad things happening' in Ontario real estate market as homebuyer complaints surge
• 100 days of quietude: How Biden's placid presence belies a disruptive agenda
• Shopify beats first-quarter expectations as e-commerce continues rapid expansion
• Victims of Ponzi scheme call for reopening of probe into offshore money transfers
• Federal pledge to publicly disclose who owns some private companies catches provinces off-guard

Sydney Morning Herald

• Investigators execute search warrant at Rudy Giuliani’s New York apartment
  
• Labor needs a tougher voice on national security
  
• Four times a year in the office: Atlassian goes all in on WFH
  
• Reading Stan Grant is exhilarating and exasperating – and there are few like him
  
• In the Herald : April 29, 1991
  
• From the Archives, 1996: PM’s pledge to toughen gun laws
  
• Podesta: Quad will demand Australia does more on climate change
  
• Australia has golden opportunity to join the mRNA revolution
  
• Cartoons of the week
  
• The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox
  

CNN

• Boris Johnson will face formal investigation into apartment renovation costs
  
• Saudi Arabia could sell more of its crown jewel. China is the most likely buyer
  
• This journalist's tweets are disappearing. She explains why
  
• Leaked tape pulls back curtain on Iran's foreign policy
  
• Apple is the only company worth $2 trillion. That's about to change
  
• India is churning out wealthy tech elites. Now they need to make money
  
• Ex-Reddit CEO Ellen Pao: This is the biggest myth about working in tech
  
• Japan's QAnon disciples aren't letting Trump's loss quash their mission
  
• A beginner's guide to crypto lingo
  
• US cities are losing 36 million trees a year. Here's why it matters
  

The Local IT

Debka File

Euronews

• North Macedonia warns EU not to disengage from Western Balkans
  
• Has Lukashenko fatally fractured Belarus' opposition movement?
  
• Belgian MP shares Twitter video of intimidation by young men in Brussels
  
• Spain rescues 41 migrants off the coast of Canary Islands
  
• Britney Spears fans shave heads during protest to call for end of her conservatorship
  
• Don't approach whale carcass it may explode, Swedes are warned
  
• MPs grill Boris Johnson over funding of Downing Street flat refurbishment
  
• Red Brigades: Seven ex-members of Italian left-wing terrorism group arrested in France
  
• France to unveil anti-terrorism bill days after attack against police officer
  
• Al fresco dining returns to Italy as COVID-19 restrictions ease
  

France 24

• Pakistan look to tame Zimbabwe without injured Yasir
  
• A year on, Saint Laurent continues rebellion against fashion calendar
  
• From diapers to cereal, price increases loom in US
  
• Angry Renault workers hold managers hostage to stop sale of French factory
  
• Biden to push trillions in investment, plead for police reform in Congress speech
  
• Ivory Coast sounds alarm over plunging elephant population
  
• Contagious and concerning: What we know about Covid-19 variants
  
• Sri Lanka punished for 'below average' pitch ahead of must-win Test
  
• F1: Canada 2021 Grand Prix canceled, race moved to Turkey
  
• Five-week ban rules Bath prop Obano out of European semi-final
  

The Courier Mail

Vancouver Sun

• New Westminster school district votes to immediately cancel police liaison program
  
• Canadians near split on federal budget: poll
  
• Vancouver Police issue warning about high-risk sex offender
  
• Review: Craving delicious seafood at home? Go f.i.s.h.-ing
  
• COVID-19: Shortage of vaccines for 40-to-60-year-olds in B.C. as AstraZeneca shots snapped up
  
• COVID-19 update for April 28: 799 new cases, no deaths | Playland delays opening | British Columbians must register online for second AstraZeneca shot
  
• B.C. legwork positions it to capitalize on Ottawa's support on child care: Advocates
  
• Vancouver Weather: Cloudy, with a slight chance of showers
  
• Daphne Bramham: Help needed for charities to get through the pandemic
  
• Vaughn Palmer: Some may want to curb their enthusiasm until NDP fill in blanks about InBC