Archive 2021/04/28

• Happy anniversary: new portraits of a beaming Prince William and Kate Middleton to mark their tenth wedding anniversary
• Flamengo beat Unión La Calera in the second round of 2021 Libertadores
• Tributes paid to Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins who had died aged 90
• Pep Guardiola warns Man City the job is only half done against Paris St Germain
• World Championship semi-finals head-to-head
• Queen continues with raft of royal duties from Windsor
• Shaun Murphy admits World Championship could bring light after ‘very dark days’
• Historic plane crashes near Royal Navy air base in Somerset
• Manchester City’s record in the Champions League under Pep Guardiola
• Boris Johnson thanks Arlene Foster for dedication to people of Northern Ireland
• Manchester City’s superb second-half fightback gives them edge over 10-man PSG
• Blair: Countries could become isolated because of lack of vaccines
• Who are the potential contenders to lead the DUP?
• Lord Lamont questions double standards over IRA funeral controversy
• Federal investigators execute search warrant at Rudy Giuliani’s New York home
• Kate’s great! Three quarters of Brits believe Duchess will make a good Queen
• Ofcom rejects Alba Party complaint over BBC coverage
• It is safe for vaccinated to meet, but they must hold off for now: JVT
• Van-Tam hopes existing Covid vaccines will give protection against variants
• Serving NI was ‘privilege of my life’, says resigning Foster
• More aid being sent to India as minister says Covid crisis there is ‘harrowing’
• Chris Smalling out to stop Manchester United’s Europa League charge
• Townend moves six clear of Blackmore in championship race
• EU ambassador to UK says contact will continue with DUP ‘whoever the leader is’
• Galopin Des Champs proves his class at Punchestown
• Mark Drakeford says Wales is not in vaccination race against rest of UK
• Arlene Foster: Highs and lows of DUP leader’s tenure
• Wilson denies undermining Foster’s leadership through pandemic
• Hint of ‘good news’ over care home resident isolation rule
• Haseeb Hameed keen to build on return to touch after prolonged loss of form
• Jonathan Van-Tam: We are at or close to bottom of levels of Covid cases in UK
• Johnson ‘happy’ to assist watchdog investigation into Downing St flat funding
• SDLP chief: Next DUP leader must reflect on how to build ‘more united community’
• Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins dies of cancer
• Clan Des Obeaux flies high for Britain in Punchestown Gold Cup
• What you need to know about the brilliant novels shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2021
• Death of community support officer being treated as murder
• Premiership Rugby becomes the latest sports body to join social media boycott
• Nigel Pearson set to agree three-year Bristol City deal
• U-turn means clinically extremely vulnerable fans can be at pilot sports events
• Jose’s throwback, Becks’ dogs and North’s agony – Wednesday’s sporting social
• Derek Chisora will have accepted defeat if he hears the final bell – David Haye
• Greensill collapse could cost taxpayer up to £5bn – Lord Myners
• Q and A as Olympic and Paralympic athletes given new Covid-19 guidance for Tokyo
• Veteran star Steven Davis still has desire to keep chasing glory with Rangers
• Ed Balls celebrates 10th anniversary of Twitter mishap that spawned Ed Balls Day
• Can Ole Gunnar Solskjaer make it fifth time lucky as boss of Manchester United?
• Evergreen Dettori still revelling in the big occasion
• Darren Moore reveals coronavirus-induced pneumonia had a big impact on him
• DUP ministers pay tribute to Arlene Foster’s ‘service and sacrifice’ to party
• Behind the scenes: Manchester United train before facing Roma
• 60m doses of Pfizer jab for autumn booster programme
• Boeing posts loss in first quarter as it takes hit on Air Force One work
• All Cuadrado's Serie A 2020-21 assists so far
• Darren Young fumes over ‘scandalous’ East Fife charge for not fulfilling fixture
• Marnus Labuschagne admits being overlooked for IPL was ‘blessing in disguise’
• Nestle planning hundreds of job cuts and closure of UK factory
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• ‘Existential challenge’ to trans people if employment tribunal ruling overturned
• The best of Skov Olsen's 2020-21 season so far
• Masks on podiums and daily tests for athletes at rearranged Tokyo Games
• Foster’s tenure as DUP leader never far from controversy
• Childhood experiences of the Troubles shaped Arlene Foster’s political outlook
• Can Arsenal sink Unai Emery’s Yellow Submarine and reach Europa League final?
• Istanbul to host Formula One grand prix in June after Canadian race cancelled
• Fishmongers’ Hall killer’s ‘truly sad’ family condemn the atrocity, inquest told
• People given two doses of vaccine must wait for others to catch up – official
• Chauvin juror says guilty verdicts could have come quicker
• Man accused of murdering actor said ‘it’s all going to kick off’, trial told
• Paul Casey out to join ‘elite company’ with hat-trick at Valspar Championship
• East Fife boss Darren Young hits out at ‘scandalous’ treatment of his players
• Luke Shaw has ‘massive motivation’ to reach cup final with Manchester United
• Arlene Foster announces resignation as DUP leader and First Minister
• SNP MP Kirsty Blackman speaks about ‘battling with the black dog of depression’
• Sunderland’s Jordan Willis set for prolonged spell out after knee injury setback
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confident Man Utd are ready to end semi-final hoodoo
• ‘Great example’ James Perch secured for another season with Mansfield
• Vaccine passports may be needed for the long term, experts suggest
• Marcus Rashford ‘through the worst’ after foot problem
• Arlene Foster to quit as First Minister and DUP leader
• Energumene seeks perfect conclusion at Punchestown
• Flooring Porter out to cap brilliant campaign
• Online safety takes centre stage at meeting between G7 tech leaders
• Solskjær: Our focus is on getting to the final
• Rohaan surges late for Pavilion victory
• Police officers charged over photos of double killing scene
• Childhood air pollution exposure ‘linked to poor mental health in later life’
• Global glaciers losing 267 billion tonnes in mass per year – study
• NI sends three oxygen units to help India’s Covid-19 battle
• Race report will be positively regarded in years to come – commission chairman
• Super Stradivarius seals Sagaro success on return to action
• Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek insists Arsenal takeover bid is ‘very serious’
• Pedro's outstanding solo goal vs Unión Calera
• Charlie Mulgrew backs Callum McGregor to take over as Celtic captain
• Charity that rehomes ‘imperfect’ dogs raises funds for first adoption centre
• Rapper appears in court accused of city centre disorder and wounding charges
• Boris Johnson to remain ‘ultimate arbiter’ of ministerial code breaches
• Drones used to deliver Girl Scout cookies to people’s doorsteps in US
• John Lewis pokes fun at Prime Minister over Downing Street flat row
• Tom McKibbin flattered by Rory McIlroy comparisons and would love to emulate him
• Potential DUP leadership contender pulls out of north-south meeting
• Scott Tanser looks set to miss St Johnstone’s run-in
• Callum Davidson believes Scotland should be taking a look at Zander Clark
• Man completes six-year challenge to park in every space at his local Sainsbury’s
• Pizza Hut, KFC and Taco Bell sales bounce back as restrictions ease
• Wales to kick off Six Nations defence in Ireland while Scotland host England
• Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer explains Roma comments following backlash
• Harvey Barnes’ Euro 2020 hopes dashed after being ruled out for rest of season
• Ex-senior BTP officer expresses ’embarrassment’ at taking taxi to bomb arena
• Drive-through opera staged in underground car park
• PM maintains innocence after Electoral Commission launches flat investigation
• Roma train before taking on Manchester United
• FC Barcelona vs Brasil, Centenary match (2-2)
• Forget his views on a second referendum, the only question is when did Tony Blair think mullets were back in vogue?
• Police investigating racist abuse sent to Blackpool midfielder Grant Ward
• Former Arsenal boss Unai Emery tried to sell house to successor Mikel Arteta
• Mark Selby hammers Mark Williams to move into World Snooker Championship semis
• ‘Selfish’ revellers fined for hosting parties
• Campanelle and Aunt Pearl headline American aces in line for Royal Ascot
• Barcelona's training ahead of Granada clash
• How much did the PM spend on his flat refurb and why is the money being probed?
• Guineas hope Chindit has ‘gears’
• Silverstone boss ‘incredibly excited’ to host F1’s first sprint qualifying race
• All schools should join academy chains to end ‘pick and mix’ system – Williamson
• Keir Starmer labels PM ‘Major Sleaze’ in stormy Commons confrontation
• Scottish Secretary criticises England-Scotland border talk
• ‘Are you a liar, Prime Minister?’ SNP’s Ian Blackford’s blunt question to Boris Johnson in Commons showdown
• Scottish Secretary insists Boris Johnson will remain in post despite allegations
• Harry Kane repeats his desire to win silverware, but stops short of saying ‘with Spurs’
• India to recieve urgent humanitarian assistance from 14 UK aid charities
• Number of Covid-19 hospital patients in England drops to seven-month low
• US-Russia ties worse than during Cold War, top diplomat warns
• Top Rank sights locked in on Lockinge glory
• Mass legal action against Google would ‘open the floodgates’, Supreme Court told
• ECB follows football with social media blackout in fight against racism
• Kyren Wilson marches into semi-finals at World Snooker Championship
• Arteta on Aubameyang and Emery ahead of Villarreal
• Players must be given greater say in changes to football calendar – FIFPRO
• Europe will reach herd immunity by August – BioNTech chief
• Eight die in building blaze in Latvian capital
• 5 talking points ahead of this weekend’s Portuguese Grand Prix
• Key questions answered on foreign holidays
• Section of Antarctica named after geologist
• Georgy Melkadze's incredible bicycle kick against FC Khimki
• Fishmongers’ Hall killer’s family ‘truly sad’ at what happened, inquest told
• Former Scotland international Tommy Seymour announces retirement
• Watchdog launches formal investigation into Boris Johnson’s flat refurbishments
• 13 things you can be sure of on your next holiday to Spain
• Thibaut Courtois: 'We look forward to be in the Champions League final'
• Best goals of April in Russian Premier League
• ‘World’s most valuable stamp’ goes on show in London ahead of auction
• Timo Werner must ‘put his chin up’ ahead of Chelsea’s second leg – Thomas Tuchel
• More than half of UK adults have Covid-19 antibodies, figures suggest
• Charles tells of sorrow at India Covid crisis as he urges people to back appeal
• Wales manager Ryan Giggs denies charges of assaulting two women
• Biden to pitch ‘family plan’ in speech to Congress ahead of 100th day in office
• Ryan Giggs denies assault charges
• Johnson looks to the future as European Parliament approves Brexit trade deal
• Digital avatar therapy could be ‘game changer’ for psychosis, say researchers
• Teenager, 18, in court following Crawley College incident
• Honeysuckle heads Punchestown’s Champion Hurdle field
• BT Sport and talkSPORT join social media boycott over online abuse
• Government urged to seek more help for lower leagues in return for TV approval
• George North ruled out of Lions tour by knee injury that requires surgery
• Floyd Mayweather to fight YouTube star Logan Paul in exhibition bout on June 6
• At last, we can give loved ones a hug from June, says Government scientist
• Millions of youngsters living in areas with illegal air pollution – Labour
• Mikel Arteta: Arsenal owners would do anything to improve fan relationship
• Sainsbury’s sales soar but Covid bill hits £485m
• Dixons Carphone to shut all airport shops after tax-free shopping scrapped
• I can’t afford it! What PM is said to have told aides about Downing Street refurbishment
• Johnson prepares for Commons grilling as questions over funding of No 10 refurbishments refuse to go away
• Social media boycott over racism could be debated in the House of Commons
• Stevenage pair Elliott List and Luke Norris sign new deals
• Embolo rounds off slick team move vs Arminia
• Further testing at Leicester school as three Indian Covid-19 variant cases found
• ‘Model future queen’ Kate to reach 10 years as an HRH
• Fellowes fears Melbourne Cup changes may rule out European challenge
• PM cannot be expected to ‘live in a skip’, says Michael Gove’s wife
• How Kate first caught William’s eye in catwalk show
• Ten years on: William and Kate’s fairytale wedding
• Campaigners condemn ‘cover-up culture’ at Highways England over rejected FOIs
• Holidaymakers will use NHS app to prove their coronavirus status – Shapps
• Why an urban glamping experience will leave you feeling rejuvenated
• Covid surge in India at level ‘never imagined’, says doctor with family in Delhi
• Huawei sales down 16.5% amid US sanctions
• 10 best moments to mark William and Kate’s ten years of marriage
• Best goals of week 27 in the Russian Premier League
• Best saves of week 27 in the Russian Premier League
• Derby defeat Palace to seal promotion to the Premier League
• Christian Benteke’s best headers for the club
• Rony finishes off superb team goal against Independiente del Valle
• Mikel Arteta says owners have made their commitment to Arsenal ‘very clear’
• 5 new books to read this week
• 6 beautiful new wellness walking routes in the UK
• Christensen: The away goal is massive
• Meghan’s decision to throw Kate under the bus during Oprah interview could scupper chances of William and Harry reconciling, says royal expert
• Shapps: Covid figures ‘look good’ for return of foreign holidays
• Martinelli's sharpshooting as Arsenal prepare for Villarreal
• 6 ways to slow Alzheimer’s – by a neurologist who has the disease
• Kazim-Richards slots home vs Birmingham
• Jason Robinson returns to Sale as non-executive director
• Samsung heirs donate massive art trove to help clear inheritance tax bill
• John Hendrie backing play-off ‘outsiders’ Barnsley to match ‘Class of 97’
• Sally Phillips: We’re allowed to make mistakes
• 7 still rosé wines to chill out with in the sunshine
• Post-Brexit trade deal backed by European Parliament
• Slow-roasted shoulder of lamb recipe with harissa
• Raymond Blanc’s mussel and saffron risotto recipe
• Raymond Blanc: You don’t know what’s going to happen next
• Lloyds boss bows out with better-than-expected profits jump
• UK plans to slash funding for clean water projects emerge in leaked memo
• Man who filmed four dead and dying police officers jailed
• Are your dreams trying to tell you something?
• US navy fires warning shots in Persian Gulf encounter with Iranian vessels
• Ryan Giggs to appear in court on assault charges
• Football rumours from the media
• Indian coronavirus death toll crosses 200,000 threshold amid devastating surge
• Brooklyn Nets secure play-off spot with late victory over Toronto Raptors
• Police appeal for information after elderly woman seen ‘in a confused state’
• Dyson denies trying to ‘extract favours’ from Johnson
• Publisher pulls Philip Roth biography and cuts ties with author Bailey
• Palmeiras beat Independiente del Valle in the second round of 2021 Libertadores
• Spain to welcome British holidaymakers from June, minister says
• Thomas Tuchel tells Timo Werner not to 'cry' over Real Madrid miss
• Microsoft profits soar as cloud demand continues in pandemic
• Supreme Court to hear landmark Google data protection case
• Arlene Foster’s future as DUP leader continues to hang in the balance
• Google’s Q1 ad sales surge 32% as Alphabet profit doubles
• What the papers say – April 28
• MEPs Brexit trade deal vote set to be revealed
• Zinedine Zidane: 'We struggled, but it’s a fair result'
• How do self-driving cars work?
• Marcelo: 'The return match will be a different game'
• Self-driving cars given green light for motorway use later this year
• Former PM Brown calls for national digital plan
• Art exhibition showcases homeless people’s photos throughout lockdown
• Ministers ‘should pause primary school tests to give children time to catch up’
• Scottish National Portrait Gallery to reopen with new Ken Currie work
• Independence would require hard economic decisions, report claims
• Young Pretender called ‘helpful’ supporter an idiot
• Single Covid-19 vaccine ‘cuts transmission by up to half’ – PHE
• Traffic warning ahead of ‘busiest May Day weekend since 2016’
• Top business leaders call for Government action on ‘national prosperity’ plan
• Accessing mental health support online has pros and cons – survey