Archive 2021/06/15

• Several injured as Greenpeace protester parachutes onto pitch as Germany and France prepared to kick off in Munich
• Tyson Fury vows to run over ‘one-trick pony’ Deontay Wilder in trilogy fight
• Didier Deschamps feels France looked comfortable in opening win over Germany
• Ian Wright pokes fun at fellow analyst Roy Keane for having ‘armband’ on jumper
• Own goal decides it as France beat Germany
• Tyrone Mings aims to keep England place decade on from rejection by Eastleigh
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin praises the impact of Duncan Ferguson on his career
• Luke Wright and Alex Hales star in T20 Blast wins
• Mother-of-five who fell from cliff a ‘wonderful lady with a heart of gold’
• PM seeks post-Brexit path through ‘thicket of burdensome regulation’
• Euro 2020 matchday five: France start in style as Ronaldo breaks scoring record
• Scotland Yard to ‘review’ UK Ghislaine Maxwell allegations
• Scotland’s Lions desperate to be involved against Japan – Ali Price
• Ministers ‘will make Covid vaccines mandatory for care home staff’
• Judge approves Weinstein’s extradition for California rape case
• Brandon Lewis to explore ‘all options available’ on Irish language laws
• Bryson DeChambeau pledges to be a team man for the United States at Ryder Cup
• Amtiyaz delight for Hollie Doyle in Copper Horse
• Comparing Cristiano Ronaldo with the other European Championship sharp-shooters
• Fernando Santos satisfied with win over Hungary even if Portugal leave it late
• Tyson Fury does not see Las Vegas date with Deontay Wilder as a big gamble
• Cristiano Ronaldo sets new Euros goalscoring record as Portugal beat Hungary
• The talking points ahead of a big Test for England Women
• Bryn Morris looks forward to life under Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink again
• England’s Luke Shaw had ruptured wrist ligament worries ahead of Euro 2020
• Ireland confirms self-isolation requirement for people arriving from Britain
• Freddie Sears looks forward to second stint with Colchester
• Positive Covid-19 test meant Jon Rahm missed seeing his parents meet his son
• ‘Stormzy’ the badger released into wild after being rescued from bad weather
• Manning and Dettori again show age is just a number as crowds return to Royal Ascot
• Adele shares message to mark fourth anniversary of Grenfell Tower disaster
• Another part of the UK faces restriction easing delays as hospital numbers climb
• Robert Page warns Wales of Euro 2020 opponents Turkey’s threat
• Andy Murray admits he has been telling himself each match could be his last
• Honours go to bookmakers on day one of Royal Ascot
• Met Police chief apologises over failings in Daniel Morgan case
• Businesses face ‘never-ending hell and another lost summer’
• Eriksen gives thumbs up and Konta gets engaged – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Liverpool’s Xherdan Shaqiri to make decision on his future after Euro 2020
• Johnson condemns ‘appalling’ abuse of BBC journalist by anti-lockdown protesters
• Senior Met officer rejects ‘institutional corruption’ accusation against force
• UK urged to intervene in Belarus crisis over ‘human rights violations’
• Scott Parker’s future at Fulham appears to be of interest to Bournemouth
• Gareth Bale says Turkish support will spur on Wales players in Baku
• Reshoun repels M C Muldoon in Ascot Stakes
• Leeds revise development plans to increase Elland Road capacity to 55,000
• Designer glasses worn by Hollywood stars stolen in £500,000 burglary
• Italy defender Leonardo Bonucci impressed by England’s display against Croatia
• An emotional Andy Murray makes winning return to Queen’s Club
• ‘Bring it home’ – Injured Dean Henderson issues rallying cry to England
• Neil Doncaster hopes the Scottish game can benefit from increase in crowd sizes
• ECB ‘sorry’ as England Women forced to play India Test on used wicket
• Gone Girl actor Lisa Banes dies 10 days after hit-and-run in New York City
• Wales to consult on introducing tourism tax
• Royal Ascot day one – In Pictures
• Captain Harry Kane says he is not undroppable as England focus on Scotland tie
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• Speaker and PM strike compromise on announcements to cool Commons anger
• British stars may have to quarantine in hotel for six days ahead of Tokyo Games
• NFU raises animal welfare concerns over UK-Australia trade deal
• Weddings after June 21: face coverings, table service and no dancefloors
• Poetic Flare rules supreme in St James’s Palace demolition
• We’re with Cristiano Ronaldo – there’s nothing better than water
• Government committed to plugging gaps in support for grieving families
• Vets issue warning over fatal parvovirus surge in dogs
• Horse racing ‘Queen’s passion in life’ says Camilla, as royals head to Ascot
• Legal protection would be ‘real boost’ to whisky in Australian trade deal
• Stevenage sign West Ham goalkeeper Joseph Anang on loan
• Taking the knee: England’s Tyrone Mings focuses on ‘hugely positive reaction’
• Battersea opens hydrotherapy centre for dogs
• Oxted delivers in King’s Stand thriller
• Steve Clarke vows to be adaptable ahead of Scotland’s Wembley clash with England
• Sturgeon: Move to lowest level of Covid restrictions ‘likely’ to be delayed
• QPR sign Ipswich midfielder Andre Dozzell
• Thirty million second Covid-19 vaccine doses as NHS pledges to ‘finish the job’
• Wigan sign midfielder Jordan Cousins following his Stoke exit
• ‘Piercing scream’ heard on night two sisters were stabbed to death, court told
• Top prosecutor ‘sorry’ Hillsborough families have not got closure
• Tam Courts says Charlie Mulgrew will bring leadership to Dundee United
• Kasper Hjulmand: UEFA did not show ‘compassion’ after Christian Eriksen collapse
• Northampton win race for winger Dylan Connolly
• 3D printed liver model created to help surgeons prepare for difficult operations
• Jordan Hallam signs new two-year contract with Scunthorpe
• Dan Evans sees off Alexei Popyrin to end long wait for Queen’s Club victory
• Something ‘unprecedented’ would need to happen to delay July 19 reopening, vows Gove
• Papa John’s fined for sending customers ‘unlawful’ nuisance marketing messages
• How coronavirus restrictions are being eased around the UK
• Liverpool to trial temporary rail seating at Anfield as safety review continues
• Car makers demand smooth trade links ‘closer to home’ after Australia agreement
• Allan Campbell wants to prove himself at Championship level after joining Luton
• Berkshire Shadow powers to Coventry glory
• Australian PM Scott Morrison tells Queen she was ‘quite the hit’ at G7 summit
• Macaulay Gillesphey returns to England with Plymouth
• Gillingham sign midfielder Ben Reeves
• Roald Dahl letter offering advice to student on children’s books sold at auction
• Plan for ‘flying ferries’ to slash cross-Channel journey times
• Pensioner charged with 1982 murder of wife bailed ahead of trial next year
• Met Police accused of ‘institutional corruption’ over Daniel Morgan murder case
• Lady Bowthorpe bidding to hit the heights in Duke of Cambridge
• Leicester striker Jamie Vardy becomes co-owner of American club Rochester Rhinos
• Kieron Morris signs new Tranmere deal
• Palace Pier delivers perfect start for Dettori
• Salma Hayek on putting a menopausal woman in the centre of an action film
• Sturgeon: Lockdown easing likely to be delayed three weeks from June 28
• RHS says summer flower shows will go ahead despite delay to restrictions lifting
• Ikea fined over spying campaign in France
• PSNI ‘lacks requisite independence to investigate two Troubles incidents’
• Paralympic champion Will Bayley hoping to feel benefit of Games delay
• Scotland defender Kieran Tierney’s ‘got a chance’ of playing against England
• Markku Kanerva says Finland need to be ‘fully focussed’ against Russia
• UK aid cut has left ministers with blood on their hands, Commons told
• Leyton Orient sign Omar Beckles on two-year deal
• Ofsted warns against ‘victim blaming’ as girls told to wear shorts under skirts
• ‘Ancient spirit’ lived at home of murdered doctor and daughter, court hears
• Bank of England governor vows ‘tough love’ on digital currencies
• Two people arrested in connection with suspicious package left in Edinburgh park
• Al Aasy to skip Hardwicke Stakes
• Two coronavirus deaths and 974 new cases in past 24 hours in Scotland
• Met Commissioner should consider her position after Morgan findings – family
• EU and US reach deal to end Airbus-Boeing trade dispute
• Chris Froome to make Tour de France return but not as team leader
• Care workers in Wales to receive ‘real living wage’ under Government plans
• Catalans Dragons’ clash with Leeds postponed due to Covid-19 issues
• Love returns in her ideal conditions for Prince of Wales’s
• Salisbury poisoning officer’s lawyers seeking Wiltshire Police documents
• Lions squad receive second coronavirus vaccinations ahead of South Africa tour
• 6 nifty tricks for staying energised when hot weather makes you feel lethargic
• Andreas Weimann commits future to Bristol City
• Jack Grealish trains away from main group as England gear up for Scotland clash
• Health and safety boss ‘unaware of report condemning Grenfell smoke vents’
• Aaron Ramsdale replaces injured Dean Henderson in England’s Euro 2020 squad
• Jayden Stockley signs three-year deal at Charlton after successful loan spell
• Diversion of Ryanair flight breached ‘all international aviation rules’
• Artificial pancreas devices to help 1,000 people with diabetes
• Wales-Northern Ireland ferry route launched amid ‘very strong demand’ for sailings
• Neil Lennon: Covid crisis prevented Celtic from cashing in on wantaway stars
• Competition watchdog to examine Apple and Google mobile ecosystems
• Former BBC boss Lord Birt: My heart goes out to the sons of Diana
• What are the issues with the UK-Australia free trade deal?
• Sting pays tribute to ex-pupil with ‘heart of solid gold’
• Simon Zebo still great option for Ireland but must prove himself – Andy Farrell
• Kieran Tierney trains with Scotland after missing Euro 2020 opener
• Met Police accused of ‘institutional corruption’ in damning report into handling of Daniel Morgan murder
• Sheffield United’s Lys Mousset fined and disqualified after crashing Lamborghini
• Queen’s racing manager hints she may make appearance at Royal Ascot
• Surge in Covid-19 cases in Blackburn has peaked, figures suggest
• BBC journalist chased and abused by anti-lockdown protesters near Downing Street
• Heather Knight: Used wicket is not ideal for England’s Test with India
• Rent debt crisis and return of rates cast shadow over hospitality firms
• As Chrissy Teigen returns to the internet to say sorry, here’s how to apologise effectively
• England must not be distracted by ‘history’ of Scotland clash – Raheem Sterling
• Liverpool granted planning permission to redevelop Anfield Road Stand
• Noon Star is back for Ribblesdale Stakes
• Wimbledon: 8 things we’ve really missed about capacity crowds
• Over 18’s will be able to book Covid jabs by end of the week
• A closer look at Wales’ Euro 2020 Group A opponents Turkey
• EU would ‘react firmly’ to UK unilateral action, Irish commissioner says
• Inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee puts original World Wide Web files up for auction
• EasyJet moves planes from the UK to Germany in response to travel rules
• Sheffield United player fined and disqualified after crashing Lamborghini
• Zoo’s camels get a haircut on the hottest day of the year
• Long covid and children: What to do if you’re worried as a parent
• UEFA opens investigation into Marko Arnautovic incident against North Macedonia
• History beckons as Stradivarius tops Gold Cup contenders
• Pensioner appears in court charged with 1982 murder of wife
• Lord Hall ‘deeply sorry’ to William over Panorama interview scandal
• Scientists develop ‘game-changing’ antibody tests to detect new Covid variants
• Wales banking on Bale – 5 talking points ahead of crunch Turkey clash
• ‘Momentous day’: Gay man drives an hour to end 25-year wait to give blood
• Covid-19 deaths rise slightly as bank holiday affects registrations
• Lord Hall: BBC would not have rehired Bashir if it had known truth over Panorama
• Matthew Foulds signs Bradford deal
• Gove backs players taking the knee after Patel brands it ‘gesture politics’
• Diego Maradona honoured with holographic display at Copa America
• 6 classic recent derbies with Scotland’s ‘big seven’ back together in top flight
• Gigi Hadid is bringing neon make-up back – here’s how to get the look yourself
• Clive Clarke hopes Christian Eriksen’s cardiac arrest can help raise awareness
• Thumbs up from Christian Eriksen as he says he’s ‘fine – under circumstances’ after cardiac arrest
• Which sporting events are exempt from capacity limits?
• Pioneering Chinese investor dies aged 71
• Indoor reopening sees record surge in payrolled workers
• Earl Spencer hopes Diana would be ‘pleased the truth is out’ over BBC interview
• How dancing dads kept on top of their mental health through the pandemic
• Longlist for the McIlvanney Prize for Scottish crime writing is revealed
• UK and Australia agree post-Brexit free trade deal
• Jane Austen family’s link to abolition movement comes to light
• Victim of paedophile Barry Bennell takes legal action against ex-Butlin’s owners
• PRO14 and South African clubs involved in new 16-team United Rugby Championship
• Poots election will leave ‘toxic legacy’, says Foster’s former adviser
• How to turn your garden into a spa for the day
• New Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou handed Rangers clash four games into new season
• 41 Covid-19 cases connected to Copa America event in Brazil
• 7 important tips for designing a kitchen you’ll absolutely love
• Model Jack Guinness, ‘the coolest man in Britain’, on his identity struggles, being told to ‘man up’ and reaching ‘a point where I’m very happy’
• New Zealand apologises over 1970s raids on Pacific Island people
• Hitting the pool? We put 3 of the best sporty swimming costumes to the test
• DUP warns against Westminster intervention on Irish language laws
• Boohoo signs up to tougher ethical standards regime
• Hong Kong on alert as Chinese nuclear power plant said to be leaking
• Details of UK-Australia trade agreement to be revealed
• Dr Pimple Popper reveals her 5 ultimate acne dos and don’ts – including “don’t pop your pimples”
• Racegoers return to Royal Ascot but will the Queen make an appearance?
• Emirates posts £3.89bn net loss as coronavirus disrupts travel
• Atlanta Hawks battle back to level series against Philadelphia 76ers
• Apple privacy tools ‘give everyone protection, not just tech experts’
• Football rumours from the media
• Dear Fiona: I’m happily married but can’t stop having affairs
• What the papers say – June 15
• Joe Biden calls on Russia to halt ‘provocation’
• Euro 2020 matchday five: France take on Germany as ‘group of death’ begins
• Parkrun events delayed until July 24 following lockdown decision
• MPs to question former BBC chiefs about Bashir interview with Diana
• Brother of Daniel Morgan hopes report will find ‘institutionalised corruption’
• Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene apologises for Holocaust comments
• How Covid restrictions are being eased across the UK
• PM sets new July 19 ‘terminus’ for end of Covid restrictions amid Delta fears
• Two more days of scorching weather due before UK ravaged by thunderstorms
• Ministers knew parents would face ‘higher childcare costs’ amid lack of funding
• Premier League clubs record first fall in revenue amid Covid restrictions
• Businesses call for new push from UK and EU over NI Protocol
• Long Covid services launched for children