Archive 2021/03/15

• Met officer in Sarah Everard case referred to watchdog over ‘sharing inappropriate graphic’ on social media
• Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio awake and talking after suffering head injury
• News Corp strikes Facebook pay deal for Australian news
• Lionel Messi is the most important player in Barcelona’s history – Ronald Koeman
• Microsoft Teams suffers worldwide outage
• Pedri: 'It's amazing to be part of the national team'
• Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio suffers head injury in defeat to Liverpool
• Jamie Vardy getting back to his dangerous best for Leicester – Brendan Rodgers
• Wales planning talks with Juventus over Aaron Ramsey availability for qualifiers
• Prime Minister to set out new defence and foreign policy blueprint
• Lionel Messi marks record-equalling 767th appearance with brace in Barcelona win
• All Goals from 2021 K League: Round 4
• Fleetwood striker Paddy Madden joins Stockport for ‘substantial’ undisclosed fee
• Ben Youngs: Performance against France ‘a really good blueprint’ for England
• Huw Jones determined to make most of any opportunity to reclaim Scotland spot
• Ken Owens hails Wayne Pivac for orchestrating dramatic change in Welsh fortunes
• Johnson vows to do ‘everything we can’ to make streets safe for women
• Police watchdog to launch two new investigations linked to Sarah Everard death
• Major European nations suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine
• Leo Messi equals Xavi Hernández' historic record
• Bill against abortions in cases of non-fatal disabilities passes second stage
• Karim Benzema: 'We’ll enter the pitch to win'
• Zinedine Zidane: 'We need to put in a great performance to get through'
• Priti Patel blames changing protest tactics for controversial new curbs
• Jamie Dornan’s renowned obstetrician father dies aged 73
• Johnson backs Met Police chief Cressida Dick over vigil policing
• Wigan agree sale of club to Phoenix 2021 Limited
• Last training session before welcoming Atalanta
• Pausing AstraZeneca jab the ‘right thing to do’, says Irish Government adviser
• Arlene Foster: Aborting Down’s syndrome babies akin to eugenics
• Portugal to be removed from England’s travel ban red list
• Myanmar junta declares martial law as UN says at least 138 killed since coup
• Steve Cotterill discharged after 16-day hospital stay for Covid-Pneumonia
• France to return Nazi-looted Klimt painting to rightful Jewish heirs
• Images emerge of Downing Street’s £2.6m media room renovation
• Flintoff’s new look and Serena’s dance moves – Monday’s sporting social
• Johnson and experts defend AstraZeneca vaccine as European nations pause its use
• People cannot choose what type of vaccine they get, says Robin Swann
• Tories to announce plans for vote of no confidence in Sturgeon for lying to Parliament over Salmond allegations
• Should people be worried about the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine?
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• UK extension of Brexit grace periods ‘exacerbates uncertainty’, warns Martin
• LGBT+groups from eight parties call for legislation to ban conversion therapy
• Remainder of England’s Twenty20 series in India to be played behind closed doors
• Rangers and Celtic face more work to convince government derby should go ahead
• 5 of the biggest all-British super-fights ahead of Anthony Joshua v Tyson Fury
• No fresh concerns for Cardiff ahead of Stoke clash
• No racegoers and no on-course betting – but Festival still expected to produce big numbers
• DUP attempting to roll back abortion progress in NI, says O’Neill
• A state of crisis? The issues facing Wales ahead of World Cup qualifying
• Pippa Middleton gives birth to second child
• A closer look at the British heavyweight showdown set to rock the world
• Honeysuckle and Epatante promise Champion Hurdle to savour
• Beavers rescued from Scotland arrive at new home in Cornwall
• Thorntons to shut all 61 shops with more than 600 jobs at risk
• Johnnie Jackson takes charge of Charlton for Bristol Rovers clash
• Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny describes conditions inside prison
• Mark Hughes: Mental health support key in dealing with football’s highs and lows
• Brendan Rodgers feels Celtic should show class and give Rangers guard of honour
• Election will be ‘fight of our political lives’, says Scottish Tory leader
• Sam Winnall sidelined for Doncaster clash but could return for weekend
• Paddy Madden eyeing a start as Fleetwood take on Ipswich
• Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury sign two-fight deal to unify titles, says Eddie Hearn
• Hundreds of women leave tributes to Sarah Everard at Clapham Common
• Rotherham without boss Paul Warne for home clash with Watford
• Much of Europe tightens anti-pandemic rules as coronavirus surges
• Luis Enrique on Pedri’s first senior call up and Iniesta comparisons
• Buckingham Palace brings in external lawyers to help probe into bullying allegations against Meghan Markle
• EU takes action against UK over ‘international law breaches’ on Northern Ireland
• Behind the scenes of Corinthians' away victory over São Caetano
• NHS staff who refuse jabs could be redeployed to ‘less exposure-prone setting’
• Melting glaciers could accelerate release of carbon into the atmosphere – study
• How lockdown measures are being lifted across the UK’s four nations
• Behind the scenes of Chapecoense's away victory over Criciúma
• Rangers administrator ‘could take malicious prosecution complaint to police’
• BA passengers can upload vaccine documents to online booking
• Sinn Fein calls for Leo Varadkar to resign over leaked document controversy
• Italy and France follow Germany in suspending use of AstraZeneca vaccine amid reports of blood clots
• Arthur Cabral's five best goals with FC Basel 1983
• Shishkin out to prove another Arkle star for Henderson
• Guardiola on Sterling and team selection ahead of Gladbach
• Dan Potts faces fitness test ahead of Luton’s clash with Coventry
• Pep Guardiola rubbishes rumours of Raheem Sterling row
• Gambling Commission chief executive Neil McArthur resigns
• Darnell Fisher could start for Middlesbrough against former club Preston
• Arctic walrus spotted on Irish coast by five-year-old girl
• Scunthorpe could be unchanged for Oldham visit
• Lee Gregory and Tom Lawrence in contention for Derby
• Scott Cummings forced to withdraw from Scotland squad through injury
• Roksana raring to go in bid to reclaim Mares’ Hurdle crown
• Police search supermarket car park in Sarah Everard investigation
• Jessica Brown Findlay: I’m very hopeful there will be a wave of stories to come after Covid
• Committal proceedings against ex-soldier charged with Bloody Sunday murder begin
• People in Wales become first in UK this year to get haircuts in salons
• Bournemouth without injured defender Adam Smith for Swansea clash
• Flemming and Semedo lead Fortuna to glory over VVV
• Germany suspends AstraZeneca vaccine amid blood clotting concerns
• PM says he has full confidence in Scotland Yard chief Dick
• Bryan Gil’s incredible solo goal with Spain U19
• Ian Henderson and Tom Clarke doubtful for Salford’s game against Colchester
• Piers Morgan slams Sharon Osbourne’s treatment by US chat show The Talk after she defended his stance on Meghan Markle
• Lee Bowyer resigns as Charlton boss amid links to Birmingham job
• Police ‘damned if they do take action and damned if they don’t’ during lockdown
• Jason Roy sets sights on joining England’s Twenty20 hundred club
• Musher levels record number of wins in Alaska’s Iditarod sled dog race
• MK Dons striker Charlie Brown aims to shake off knock in time for Plymouth match
• Honeysuckle is dream and a privilege for Blackmore
• CPS did not change rape prosecution policy, the Court of Appeal rules
• Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth makes first visit to west coast of Scotland
• Millions of quick Covid tests to be made by British firms
• NI likely to face another Covid-19 surge in the autumn, CMO warns
• Piers Morgan, the ‘cancel’ culture and a ‘bottle of corked Liebfraumilch’
• Appreciate It seeks to make Mullins Supreme again
• Fears new laws overhauling justice system could threaten free speech
• What is the mesmerising bungee fitness trend and should we all be trying it?
• Liam Bridcutt back to bolster Lincoln
• George Lloyd out of Cheltenham’s clash with Barrow
• DUP – People with Down’s syndrome should be equally valued
• Kevin Stewart a doubt for Blackpool
• Pep Guardiola disagrees with defender’s belief that Man City can win quadruple
• Ollie Palmer vying for starting spot as AFC Wimbledon prepare to host Wigan
• John Yems may give James Tilley a start after late impact as a substitute
• Ethan Hamilton suspended as Peterborough welcome Portsmouth
• Darrell Clarke has injury problems ahead of Port Vale’s meeting with Newport
• AstraZeneca safe and effective says NI CMO, as he receives first jab
• Nigel Clough could leave out Ollie Clarke when Mansfield face Carlisle
• Vatican snubs gay union blessings because God ‘cannot bless sin’
• Increase in Covid cases could be linked to return of schools, admits Sturgeon
• Who is most likely to reject the offer of a vaccine jab?
• Khazri's stunning winner at Angers
• Carlos González’s header goal vs Mazatlán
• Club América celebrate Clásico Nacional victory
• Henry Martín recreates iconic Cuauhtémoc Blanco celebrations
• Riz Ahmed, Carey Mulligan and Daniel Kaluuya among Oscar contenders
• The emotional stages of dealing with Covid restrictions changing and lifting
• Henry Martín’s brace vs Chivas
• Frodon and Paisley Park among those that offer Festival cheer
• 9 of the most ‘wishlisted’ Airbnbs to book for your summer staycation
• Aidy Boothroyd excited to see Mason Greenwood on big stage after U21 call-up
• Robert Page says Ryan Giggs will be involved in Wales’ World Cup qualifiers
• Cheltenham chief Renton keen to see Festival lift the nation’s mood
• Beno Obano: Diversity in England team helping to change rugby’s image problem
• América’s 3-0 victory at Chivas
• Uganda’s opposition leader Bobi Wine arrested during protest
• How Erik Lamela’s Rabona compares to this season’s best Premier League goals
• Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay ready for AC Milan test
• Judge overseeing money fight featuring Sir Frederick Barclay and estranged wife
• Every vote for the Tories will ‘cut SNP and Sturgeon down to size’, says Gove
• Too many families not reunited with care home residents, charity says
• What do the latest figures show about violence against women?
• EU to launch legal action against UK over Northern Ireland grace periods
• What measures are in the Bill which promises to overhaul the justice system?
• Voting starts in coronavirus-affected Dutch election
• Sam Heughan talks Bond rumours, action and Andy McNab
• Foster: People need to take AstraZeneca jab to leave lockdown behind
• Monkfish faces five in Brown Advisory
• Pepe scores in FC Porto's win vs Paços Ferreira
• Sam Kerr hat-trick leads Chelsea to Conti Cup glory
• Scotland set to face a weakened Austria team at Hampden next week
• Lucas Moura admits defeat took shine off Erik Lamela’s ‘unbelievable’ goal
• David Luiz not ruling Arsenal out of top-four contention just yet
• A look at some of the key questions following Formula One’s pre-season testing
• Monchengladbach’s Nico Elvedi insists Manchester City tie is not over yet
• Coronavirus outbreak means boss Paul Warne will miss Rotherham’s next two games
• Two vaccine doses offer similar Covid-19 protection as prior infection – study
• Jamie Vardy joins elite list with 100 PL goal involvements after turning 30
• Chacun Pour Soi tops 10 Champion Chase hopefuls
• Spain squad for U21 Euro
• Brasileirão's best XI of 2020-21 season
• New HQ for Department for Transport in Birmingham and northern hub in Leeds
• 6 organisations in the UK and Ireland working to support women affected by violence and abuse
• Luis Enrique uses QR codes to reveal Spain squad
• Merkel’s party suffers heavy defeats ahead of September’s general election
• Johnny Sexton admits Ireland are currently falling short of being a top team
• Pupils and teachers happy as easing of lockdown sees more children back in class
• Boris Johnson unveils £3bn bus revolution in ‘act of levelling up’
• Zesh Rehman wants to be remembered for inspiring others to have football career
• Woman was ‘terrified’ during arrest at Sarah Everard vigil
• Court of Appeal rejects case over alleged CPS change in rape prosecution policy
• Pitchside: Dunk and Trossard guide Brighton to win at Southampton
• Altior to miss Champion Chase
• Mason Greenwood and Callum Hudson-Odoi named in England U21 squad for Euro 2021
• Adam Lallana wants more of the same from Brighton after ‘massive’ Saints win
• Sir Bradley Wiggins calls for new investigation into Richard Freeman affair
• Some possible destinations for Cristiano Ronaldo with spotlight on his future
• The red carpet looks that took the Grammys by storm
• FC Nantes' great win at Paris
• Mbappé's mistake leads to Kolo Muani's great goal
• Highlights: Espanyol B 0-1 FC Barça B
• Annie Mc ruled out of Mares’ Chase
• Nantes' celebrations after win at Paris
• 5 things buyers are looking for in a new home right now
• Highlights: Barça Women 5-0 Valencia
• Women ‘regard the streets as lawless when it comes to male behaviour’
• Policing minister defends under-pressure Met Police chief following vigil
• Bank of England governor not expecting soaring inflation despite pent-up demand
• José Mourinho: 'We deserved a point'
• Facebook extends Covid-19 Information Centre to Instagram
• Police remain ‘determined’ to get justice for Suzy Lamplugh’s family 35 years on
• Oxford professor seeks to reassure public over AstraZeneca Covid vaccine
• Turkey plans to welcome unvaccinated UK holidaymakers
• How Bashar Assad remained at helm as Syria was engulfed in 10 years of conflict
• Joe Biden urges patience over calls for New York governor Andrew Cuomo to quit
• PM to discuss violence against women with Cressida Dick as fury mounts against Met chief
• 7 ways to have a spring wellbeing experience in your garden
• Unexpected rainfall turns Cheltenham ground soft
• Pedro scores hat-trick as Barça crush Huesca in Copa del Rey
• Syrians struggle in dire poverty 10 years after start of uprising
• Beyonce makes history as women dominate at 63rd Grammy Awards
• This is what happened when we tried a make-up brush cleaner that went viral on TikTok
• From excelling on Bake Off to living in Belgium, these are Kim-Joy’s food memories
• Doctors tell of attacks on health facilities in Ethiopia’s Tigray region
• Draymond Green triple-double leads Golden State Warriors to win over Utah Jazz
• Bolivia’s former interim president remanded in custody over 2019 ‘coup’
• Football rumours from the media
• Australians rally for justice for women as alleged rapes shake government
• PM to use Integrated Review to drive investment into domestic industries
• The sporting weekend in pictures
• Flights cancelled as worst sandstorm in a decade covers China’s north
• People urged to get vaccine despite more countries suspending AstraZeneca jab
• Dozens more deaths as martial law imposed by Myanmar military in Yangon
• Hairdressers reopen and primary pupils return to schools in Wales
• More pupils return to classrooms across Scotland as lockdown restrictions ease
• What the papers say – March 15
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer talks clean sheets and Paul Pogba's impending return
• Danilo and Rafael Elias' goals against Ferroviária
• Corinthians beat São Caetano at Anacleto Campanella
• Birmingham 2022 unveils plan for first ever carbon-neutral Commonwealth Games
• First clean air zone outside of London begins
• Mr Men superfan becomes first person to own new anniversary coin
• More than 1,000 UK civil service jobs relocating to Scotland