Archive 2021/03/08

• Covid symptom checkers failed to identify severe cases – study
• Craig Dawson worthy of permanent deal as West Ham aim high – David Moyes
• Dave King challenges Celtic to join Rangers in fight for Champions League spot
• Dave King feared Celtic’s domination north of the border would continue
• Dave King says decision to appoint Steven Gerrard at Rangers has been vindicated
• British athletes urged to follow Keely Hodgkinson’s example and to show no fear
• Lucas Moura: Belief key to Tottenham’s pursuit of top-four Premier League finish
• Derek McInnes steps down after eight years in charge at Aberdeen
• Happy Hammers keep top-four hopes alive with home win over Leeds
• All Goals from 2021 K League: Round 2
• Interim England Women head coach Hege Riise to be named Team GB boss
• Aberdeen expected to confirm departure of Derek McInnes
• Kai Havertz praised for taking ‘responsibility’ as Chelsea see off Everton
• Harry and Meghan claim member of royal family made racist comment about Archie
• Holiday at home and go to pub after lockdown, MPs urge Britons
• Senior WHO figures insist it was right not to declare a pandemic sooner
• John and Thady Gosden team up to share training licence
• Covid-19 outbreak forces postponement of further Rotherham match
• Kai Havertz impresses as Chelsea continue unbeaten run under Thomas Tuchel
• Oldham turn to Keith Curle
• Myanmar protesters defy curfew as media outlets ordered to shut
• Police condemn ‘lack of support’ from Rangers over mass fan gatherings
• Gender equality at BioNTech made the impossible possible, founder says
• Behind the scenes of Corinthians' victory vs Ponte Preta
• Touching family portrait of Sussexes shared in wake of Oprah show
• ‘Significant risks’ over lack of post-Covid spending plans – OBR warns
• Buveur D’Air to miss Champion Hurdle
• Majority of secondary schools see high take-up of Covid tests by pupils – poll
• Racist comment about Archie’s skin tone not made by Queen or Philip, Oprah says
• Alex Sandro and Danilo's successful long-term partnership
• Celebrating International Women’s Day – Monday’s sporting social
• Tom Dallison and Tony Craig remain sidelined as Crawley take on Salford
• Failures over use of ‘filthy’ barracks for asylum seekers – inspectors
• Quilixios camp yet to decide between Boodles and Triumph
• Pupils may be forced to leave class in next fortnight as testing gets under way
• In-form Skeltons continue in the winners with Southwell four-timer
• UK Government unilaterally extends NI Protocol grace periods
• Pirlo: 'This game will decide whether or not we go through'
• Prime Minister: Northern Ireland grace period extensions ‘sensible’
• Naked Cowboy arrested while performing in Florida
• Ander Herrera and Marco Verratti's stunning skill against Brest
• Care home residents hold hands with loved ones as indoor visits resume
• Covid-19 death toll in Italy surpasses 100,000
• Dreal Deal to miss Supreme
• Ryan Lowe still without Sam Woods for Plymouth’s clash with Wigan
• Suspension means Ollie Rathbone misses Rochdale’s visit of Shrewsbury
• Juventus' last training ahead of clash vs Porto
• Police ‘open minded to all possibilities’ over Sarah Everard’s disappearance
• Mullins’ Leopardstown treble signals fine form for Festival
• UK Government seeking to ‘unpick’ devolution, minister claims
• Simeon Akinola may miss Southend’s match against Tranmere
• Estimated 17.1 million watched Oprah’s Harry and Meghan interview in US
• Worries over steel jobs as lender Greensill appoints administrators
• Paddy Madden pushing for recall for Fleetwood’s clash with Gillingham
• Jewish community ‘struggling for kosher meat due to NI Protocol’
• No new problems for Peterborough ahead of top-of-the-table clash with Hull
• Minister accuses Harry of ‘blowing up his family’ after bombshell interview
• Vaccine passports will be a feature of our life for foreign travel, says PM
• Brandon Hanlan to be assessed ahead of Bristol Rovers’ clash with Accrington
• Man in court over missing mother and two-year-old daughter
• Aintree return in Nuts Well’s sights after series of snags
• Jury selection paused in trial over George Floyd death as charges reconsidered
• Society of Editors blasts Harry and Meghan racism claims
• Sarwar rebuffs idea of ‘grand coalition’ to rule put forward by Tory rival
• Colo-Colo prepare for the 2021 season
• Miiko Albornoz joins Colo-Colo
• Jobi McAnuff pondering changes for Leyton Orient’s clash with Stevenage
• Matt Hancock swerves grilling by MPs over nurses’ pay rise and sends junior health minister in his place
• Newport midfielder Luke Gambin returns to contention against Bradford
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• Cutting Premier League mooted as option to accommodate new-look Champions League
• Marco Verratti: ' I love this club and that’s why I’m happy'
• Five murder suspects remain on the run a year after nightclub stabbing
• Surgeon fears current rugby players will suffer long-term brain injury
• Ed Sheeran song used in TV ad campaign for national day of reflection
• When it comes to inspiration, mum’s the word for Maren Mjelde
• Lateral flow test challenge worth it to get pupils back to school – principal
• Adam Matthews could miss out for Addicks
• Secret Reprieve not heading to Cheltenham
• Police probe large Rangers gatherings on Shankill Road
• Phased return of pupils in Wales is following the science, says Education Minister
• Video: A body language expert assesses Harry and Meghan’s Oprah interview
• Inter's best home goals against Atalanta
• Liga de Quito pay homage to female workers on International Women’s Day
• Unique thermal heating installed at Bath Abbey
• Oprah Winfrey surprised Harry and Meghan spoke about racist royal comment
• Sea slugs sever their own heads and regenerate new bodies, study suggests
• Joshua Kayode a doubt for Carlisle’s clash with Grimsby
• Role models pinpointed as key to female success in racing
• John Kerry meets Boris Johnson in latest sign of US shift over climate change
• Olympic winner Helen Richardson-Walsh joins Spurs Women coaching staff
• Meghan’s swipe at her half-sister Samantha Markle: I grew up as an only child
• Covid-19 hospital admissions down 90% for people 85 and over
• Nazanin ‘euphoric’ at end of five-year sentence, husband says
• Harry ‘sad’ some of the advice given to the Queen has been ‘really bad’
• Government warned not to ‘shy away from a vote’ on aid cut over rebellion fears
• Forest Green set to be unchanged for top-of-the-table clash with Morecambe
• How and why are so many penalties being conceded this Premier League season?
• Malala Yousafzai takes her passions to the small screen with Apple
• Ollie Palmer pushing for AFC Wimbledon start after goalscoring return
• Meghan told ‘it would be best if you could be 50% less’, Oprah says
• Foord and Miedema lead Gunners to victory
• Johnson will not take paternity leave, No 10 says on International Women’s Day
• No new worries for Bolton or Cambridge
• Retired academic who wants wife to have more visits in negotiation with care home
• How to handle conversations with a relative expressing racist views
• Mark Drakeford told to respect Prime Minister following ‘awful’ remark
• Harrison McGahey misses out for Scunthorpe with thigh injury
• Joy as care home residents allowed to hold hands with visitors again
• No fresh concerns for Russell Martin as MK Dons host Blackpool
• Facemasks in class will not be mandatory due to pupil anxiety, minister says
• Alan Judge could be available for Ipswich’s clash with Lincoln
• Geoff Cameron set to return for QPR against Wycombe
• James Bolton pushing for Portsmouth start
• Pitchside: Gignac’s penalty goal vs Puebla
• Dave Worrall and David Amoo among four wide players missing for Port Vale
• Federico Viñas’s late winner vs León
• Sam Curran hopes IPL commitments do not get in way of England duties
• PSG win against Brest behind the scenes
• Harry told Oprah off camera it was not the Queen or Prince Philip who made comment about Archie’s skin colour
• Buckingham Palace should investigate racism allegations, says Labour
• Rangers criticised for ‘deafening silence’ over mass fan gatherings
• Atlantic rower tells Kate she hopes feat shifts views on what women can achieve
• Crewe could ring the changes for Doncaster clash
• Casemiro: 'We gave our all out there and battled on until the end'
• All Palmeiras' Brazilian Cup 2020-21 goals
• Children who test positive for Covid at home will get follow-up test, No 10 says
• Liverpool secondary school considers sanctions against pupils not wearing masks
• 5 things on Steven Gerrard’s to-do list after Rangers win title
• Jurgen Klopp hopes competition change can give Liverpool break from league form
• Club América’s 2-1 win vs León
• Swinney criticises ‘deafening silence’ from Rangers over mass fan gatherings
• Traffic jams surge as schools reopen
• Swindon boss John Sheridan forced into more defensive changes for Oxford derby
• Jodie Brett nets first Brighton goal
• Connor Hall back for Harrogate
• Pitchside: Lallana scores first Brighton goal vs Leicester
• Felix de Giles looking forward to teaming up with Easysland at Cheltenham
• What’s gone wrong at Liverpool and can they save their season?
• Karim Benzema: 'We’ll fight until the end'
• Weir hopes for fast-tracked return to classes in NI
• Astronomers discover most distant source of radio emission known to date
• Mansfield without Aidan Stone and Ryan Sweeney against leaders Cheltenham
• Ross calls on other parties to back no-confidence vote against Sturgeon
• Parents of dependent children aged 0-4 ‘more likely to be vaccine-hesitant’
• Rangers remind celebrating fans to adhere to Government lockdown rules
• Gareth Bale: Tottenham will take on Arsenal with confidence
• Weather warning for wind issued for England and Wales
• Ralph Hasenhuttl hopes to have Danny Ings back in three weeks
• Kind dies, aged 20, after complications in foaling
• Women’s snooker stars Reanne Evans and Ng On-yee offered professional tour cards
• Okay Yokuslu rues West Brom missed chance after stalemate with Newcastle
• Myanmar security forces kill two anti-coup protesters
• Road sweeper jailed for life for murder of girlfriend targeted with revenge porn
• Pupils back to school at ‘absolutely the right time’, says headteacher
• Police arrest 28 amid mass gatherings of Rangers fans following league win
• Can Fulham stay up and what has changed at Craven Cottage?
• Key events since George Floyd’s arrest and death
• Defensive strength and goals across the pitch – How Rangers won the title
• Rangers must keep moving forward after ending long title wait – Mark Warburton
• Meghan upset at Archie not being a prince over fears for his security
• Morrisons pledges to switch to net zero British meat, eggs and veg in a decade
• Conte: 'Whether we are the favourites or not, all my teams always play to win'
• Return to school ‘easier’ than after the first lockdown, says parent
• Green man traffic signal replaced by woman
• Jury selection to begin in trial of ex-police officer over George Floyd’s death
• Olympique Lyonnais' great win vs Sochaux in French Cup
• Meghan asked by royal ‘how dark will baby’s skin be?’ in bombshell racism claims
• How are lockdown restrictions changing?
• In Pictures: Excited children go back to school as lockdown restrictions ease
• Meghan says Kate made her cry ahead of wedding
• Students take rapid lateral flow tests as they return to school
• Adam Armstrong set to sit out again as Blackburn host Swansea
• 10 things you’ll only know if you’re back on the school run
• Saint-Etienne's epic win vs Rennes in French Cup
• Meghan and Harry reveal they actually married THREE DAYS BEFORE the official Royal Wedding
• Rural community sets up office in field due to poor internet
• Monarchy in crisis after series of revelations by Meghan
• Concerns over ‘tired’ NHS workforce
• Barça Women celebrate diversity on International Women's Day
• Revealed: Why Meghan is ‘still haunted’ by red carpet photograph from 2019
• Behind the scenes of Flamengo's away victory over Macaé
• MacKenzie Scott marries science teacher after Bezos divorce
• Meghan on their life in California: ‘We’ve actually not just survived but are thriving’
• Hopes raised that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s ordeal in Iran reaching ‘endgame’
• Ireland recall Jacob Stockdale ahead of Six Nations clash with Scotland
• RCD Espanyol fans welcome their team
• Railway line reopens after ‘environmental disaster’ averted
• Signs of life dating to Mesolithic times found on country estate
• Millions of children back in class as lockdown restrictions begin to ease
• 5 tips for shopping smartly on social media
• Spartak hands heavy defeat to Krasnodar
• Manchester City will come back stronger from derby defeat – Oleksandr Zinchenko
• Chelsea celebrate International Women's Day
• First words of new Barça president Joan Laporta on Leo Messi
• Johnson praises women leading coronavirus vaccination drive
• As pupils return to school, who needs to take a test?
• In Video: Tunnel Of Light unveiled at London hospital
• Kaagman double defeats Spurs
• Highlights: Santa Teresa 0-3 Barça Women
• Jess Wright: Being a Covid bride has not been fun
• Protesters paralyse Lebanon amid political and economic crisis
• Quincy Promes's debut goal since his return to Spartak
• Why do we cook? According to this cookbook, it’s about more than nutrition
• New Zealand to use only Pfizer virus vaccine
• Alex Collado's incredible goal vs Llagostera
• Aston Martin to build electric cars in UK from 2025
• Brasileirão's top five skills of 2020-21 season
• The key revelations from Meghan and Harry’s bombshell Oprah interview
• ‘Super plants’ could help reduce air pollution in your home and garden
• Tennis star Serena Williams leads support for Harry and Meghan after interview
• Deliveroo reveals £224m loss as it nears London stock market float
• Women in wine: 5 ways to toast International Women’s Day
• Harry: I would never blindside my grandmother, I have too much respect for her
• Harry feels ‘let down’ by his father, saying Prince Charles ‘stopped taking my calls’
• International Women’s Day: Model Ellie Goldstein on why it’s so important to celebrate women
• Meghan: I just pick up the phone and I call the Queen – just to check in
• Meghan reveals she had suicidal thoughts: ‘I just didn’t want to be alive anymore’
• International Woman’s Day: Meet 3 brilliant people changing the way we travel
• Football rumours from the media
• Harry’s body language showed ‘anger and resentment’ towards Charles – expert
• The questions that remain after Harry and Meghan’s Oprah appearance
• Expert: Harry and Meghan revelations could be the start of a PR war
• Kim Little hopes improved finance does not cost women’s football ‘authenticity’
• Christine Ohuruogu warns disrupted preparations will affect Tokyo Olympics
• Alex Greenwood ready to move on from social media abuse
• Morgan Lake: International Women’s Day crucial in shattering sporting stigmas
• What next for England following the Test series defeat to India?
• Harry and Meghan reveal role Hollywood mogul Tyler Perry played in move to LA
• The sporting weekend in pictures
• Nazanin’s husband to protest outside Iranian embassy in ‘watershed’ moment
• Ryan Christie admits Celtic players are ‘gutted’ to lose their title to Rangers
• Glasgow is painted blue once again after Rangers win first title in 10 years
• Chaos and controversy – Rangers’ journey back to the top of Scottish football
• Jurgen Klopp searching for win to help Liverpool rebuild shattered confidence
• Steven Gerrard targets future success as Rangers seal title
• Here are the key revelations from Meghan and Harry’s Oprah interview
• Harry and Meghan reveal they are having a baby girl this summer
• Gareth Bale, Lucas Moura react to Tottenham's win over Crystal Palace
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reveals 'incredible' Luke Shaw was a doubt for derby win
• Meghan tells Oprah Kate made her cry
• Schools return and care home visits permitted as lockdown eased in England
• What the papers say – March 8
• Palmeiras celebrate with Brazil Cup trophy
• Bryson DeChambeau holds nerve to edge out Lee Westwood for Bay Hill victory
• First pupils return to schools in Northern Ireland since December
• Indoor care home visits resume across England
• Thousands of pupils in England return to class after months of remote lessons
• Tractor driving and sheepdog training courses funded for women in Scotland
• NHS secures world’s most expensive drug to treat babies with rare muscle disease
• Military reservists reflect on ‘transformation’ of opportunities for women
• Disabled women ‘left out’ of feminism discussion too often, say campaigners
• Public urged to help list statues of women on national database
• Lautaro Martínez's expert finish vs Atalanta