Euro: France eliminated in 8th by Switzerland on penalties after a crazy match

  France and Switzerland, still tied at the end of extra time (3-3), had to decide in a penalty shootout in the eighth final of the Euro. 5 to 4 for Switzerland. A missed penalty from Mbappé propelled Switzerland into the quarter-finals of the Euro. The France is eliminated. The world champions, led at the break after a goal by Seferovic (15th), thought they had turned things around early in the second half with a stop by Hugo Lloris on a penalty from Rodriguez (54th), then a double from Benzema (57th and 59th) and a splendid strike from Pogba (75th). But Seferovic also doubled the lead (81st) before Gavranovic equalised (90th) for Switzerland after regulation time.

PMA: outcome in Parliament

After two years of work, Parliament is due to definitively adopt on Tuesday the bioethics bill and its flagship measure to open the ART to all women, with a view to implementation in the coming weeks. The implementing texts of the law have been prepared so that "the first children can be conceived before the end of 2021", promised the Minister of Health Olivier Véran, who boasts overall "a measured text that corresponds to the expectations of French society". The extension of medically assisted procreation to female couples and single women has been awaited for years by homosexual associations in particular, as is already allowed in several European countries such as Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Great Britain...

Virus: Russia eaten away by delta variant that thwarts global lifting of restrictions

Russia on Monday announced new records for daily deaths from the coronavirus in Moscow and St. Petersburg, a euro football host city where fans have been infected, while the Delta variant continues its global boom, further distancing the prospects of returning to a normal life. According to official data, Moscow has recorded 124 deaths and St. Petersburg 110 deaths in the last 24 hours, surpassing the records that Russia's two largest cities had already broken over the weekend.

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The Supreme Court of Mexico, where powerful drug cartels operate, officially decriminalized the legal use of marijuana for adults on Monday.

The Jersey government will extend by three months provisional licences granted to EU boats, mainly French, a period until the end of September which had been defended by the French government.

Schools and vaccination centers against Covid-19 closed, Olympic selection events staggered and residents refugees in "refreshment" centers: Western Canada and the United States was still breaking new "historic" records of temperatures on Monday by a "dome of heat" with extremely rare intensity.

Andy Murray, 118th in the world at 34, won his first match at Wimbledon since his elimination in the quarters in 2017, against Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili (28th) 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3.