22 h. ago Jofra Archer primed for England Test reward after ending four years of 'heartache and pain'

Jofra Archer has been included in the England squad for the second Test of the summer against India after bowling just 18 overs in red ball cricket for the first time in four years

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50 h. ago No ‘safe number of times’ footballers can head ball, High Court told

The claimants include the family of former England midfielder Norbert ‘Nobby’ Stiles, who died in 2020 after suffering from dementia.

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68 h. ago Harvey Elliott heroics give England U21s another shot at history

England 2-1 Netherlands: Elliott scored twice, including late on, to send Lee Carsley’s side into their second consecutive Euro U21s final

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68 h. ago Celtic told 'careful what you wish for' as star fans are resigned to losing won't be easy to replace

Simon Donnelly believes the sale of one of Brendan Rodgers' standout players would leave a major void

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69 h. ago England U21 v Netherlands live: Result and reaction as late Elliott goal sends Young Lion into Euros final

England 2-1 Netherlands: Harvey Elliott scored twice, including late on, to send Lee Carsley’s side into their second consecutive Euro U21s final

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3 d. ago Adam Lallana's emotional statement speaks volumes after announcing retirement

Adam Lallana represented Southampton, Bournemouth, Liverpool, Brighton and England, earning 34 caps and scoring three goals for his country, including the goal in Sam Allardyce’s only England game in charge

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4 d. ago The Guardian view on maternity care failings: Wes Streeting’s new inquiry must learn from past mistakes, not repeat them | Editorial

The health secretary deserves praise for trying something new. But links between poor care and overstretched staff must not be avoidedThe announcement of a new inquiry into maternity care failures in England, including the shockingly higher risk of mortality faced by black and Asian mothers, indicates an overdue recognition that improvements are needed. From the devastating 2015 review of a decade of failure at Morecambe Bay, to last year’s birth trauma report from MPs, there is no shortage of evidence that women face unacceptable risks when giving birth on the NHS. The question is whether a review chaired by Wes Streeting himself can achieve what previous ones have not.His role as chair is not the only novel aspect of this inquiry. A panel including bereaved parents will share their experiences and knowledge, alongside expert evidence. This format should focus minds on the human consequences of systemic failures, including mother and baby deaths, and on the need for accountabi...

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7 d. ago Every Man Utd player bar one put up for sale in club icon's drastic transfer action plan

Cash-strapped Manchester United have to make sales to fund Ruben Amorim's revamp of their struggling squad and Red Devils legend Teddy Sheringham has made clear that drastic measures need to be taken

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7 d. ago Michael Vaughan criticises Ben Stokes’s ‘staggering’ decision to put India into bat

Tourists end opening day at Headingley 359-3Former England captain Vaughan questions choiceThe former England captain Michael Vaughan said he was “staggered” that Ben Stokes chose to bowl first after winning the toss on the opening day of the Test series against India. The tourists proceeded to plunder 359 runs for the loss of three wickets on a flat pitch with Yashasvi Jaiswal and the new captain, Shubman Gill, both scoring centuries.The last six Tests played at Headingley had all ended in victory for the side that bowled first, and Vaughan, a former Yorkshire batter, accused England of making their decision based on the history books rather than the conditions on the day. “I am an old-school traditionalist here at Leeds that when the sun is shining, with dry weather, you bat,” said the 50-year-old Vaughan, who played 51 first-class matches at Headingley including four as England captain. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Death in Paradise star's forgotten sitcom now on Prime Video and you won't recognise him

A Channel 4 sitcom, starring a Death in Paradise favourite, is now trending on Prime Video despite having been released over a decade ago

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8 d. ago Death in Paradise star's forgotten sitcom is available to stream and he looks so different

A much-loved sitcom, starring Death in Paradise favourite Ardal O'Hanlon, appears to have been rediscovered by TV fans after being added to Prime Video

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1 week ago Inside the DWP benefit reforms as Labour publishes cuts to PIP and Universal Credit

The major reforms are set to include the tightening of criteria for the main disability benefit in England, Personal Independence Payment

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1 week ago Flagship welfare reform plans to be introduced in Parliament

The major reforms are set to include the tightening of criteria for the main disability benefit in England, personal independence payment (Pip).

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1 week ago Love Island star unrecognisable from forgotten role on CBBC show

Love Island fans may barely recognise the star from a throwback snap

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1 week ago Love Island star unrecognisable in forgotten role on kids TV show

The star has previously surprised fans with a throwback

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1 week ago Viktor Gyokeres' monster £11m contract offer sees club put EIGHT players up for sale

Manchester United and Arsenal are leading the Premier League interest in Sporting Lisbon star Viktor Gyokeres but they could face serious interest from overseas following an eye-watering contract offer

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1 week ago Two Manchester United players absent from printing list for new shirt

The new Man United shirt went on sale last week and not every under-contract player has made the squad list for printing.

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2 w. ago Jack Grealish left out of Manchester City’s Club World Cup squad

The England international was not included in the 27-man travelling party published by the Premier League club on Wednesday.

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2 w. ago Arsenal transfer news: Martin Zubimendi saga nears conclusion as forgotten star seals exit

Martin Zubimendi looks set to be Arsenal's first signing of the summer transfer window but there are a number of other deals the Gunners are hoping to complete to ensure they remain in the title race next season

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2 w. ago Noel Gallagher reveals how forgotten Oasis star really feels about missing tour

In August 1994, Oasis released their debut album Definitely Maybe, which catapulted them to superstardom. But for the original lineup, this was short-lived, with drummer Tony Carroll quitting in 1995, before Bonehead and Paul ‘Guigsy’ McGuigan stepping away in 1999

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