Archive 2021/07/21

• Restaurant in Lake District is named best in the world by Tripadvisor
• Prince George’s eighth birthday picture gives nod to Duke of Edinburgh
• England international Kate Cross hails ‘amazing’ opening night of The Hundred
• Starmer – I would succeed where PM has failed in making Britain’s streets safe
• More progress needed to improve global physical activity, experts say
• Motherwell were out-fought by Airdrie – Graham Alexander
• Ange Postecoglou: Special response from Celtic fans is why I love football
• 5 things that caught the eye on the opening night of The Hundred
• Meditation helps CJ Ujah keep calm and focused ahead of Olympics
• Airdrie shock Motherwell in first Lanarkshire derby between sides for 14 years
• The Hundred finally takes its bow as debate rages on over game’s new competition
• Dane van Niekerk leads Oval Invincibles to win as The Hundred begins with a bang
• Welsh NHS workers to get 3% pay rise
• NHS staff in England will get 3% pay rise after day of confusion
• Bitterly opposed pay freeze for police officers confirmed
• Insulting pay freeze for teachers ‘a slap in the face’ – school leaders
• Victims to gather at Stormont in protest over legacy plans
• MoJ sorry for saying double child-killer exempt from sex offenders register
• Hartlepool sign striker Olufela Olomola following a successful trial
• Harvey Weinstein pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges in Los Angeles
• Nurses hit out over ‘shameful’ 3% pay rise
• ‘No money in the world worth a lie’, Johnny Rotten tells court
• Sweden defender Carl Starfelt joins Celtic on four-year deal from Rubin Kazan
• Call for safer railway stations after visually impaired passenger’s death
• Steve Cooper decides to leave role as Swansea head coach
• UK man arrested in Spain and charged in US over Twitter hack
• Swindon appoint Ben Garner as head coach
• Business leaders say UK and EU must reach ‘urgent agreement’ over NI Protocol
• Brentford sign defender Kristoffer Ajer from Celtic
• Wren’s Breath is impressive at Naas
• Pelosi moves to block Trump allies from January 6 committee
• Shops face struggle to avoid empty shelves over ‘pingdemic’, industry bosses say
• Life in Tokyo with Jazmin Sawyers – Wednesday’s sporting social
• What is the Northern Ireland Protocol and why is it so contentious?
• Belgian flood tragedy makes for subdued national day
• Covid-19 hospital admissions in England highest since end of February
• Six men arrested in ‘county lines’ drug operation
• There goes the sun! Heatwave to end with heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend
• Government ‘throwing good money after bad’ with migrant spending, MP says
• Sexual harassment crackdown key part of halting violence against women and girls
• Alun Wyn Jones relishing chance to face South Africa following injury recovery
• New exhibition of black female artists is ‘just the beginning’
• Labour to oppose Government plan for Covid passports
• Deadline for Windrush compensation scheme scrapped
• Russia launches lab module to International Space Station
• Man who named brain tumours Bill and Ted receives Twitter support from actor
• Matt Wallace out to show Padraig Harrington his desire to make Ryder Cup team
• Man City friendly at Troyes cancelled because of coronavirus travel restrictions
• Liverpool plans positive future despite World Heritage Site loss
• Norwich boss Daniel Farke ‘over the moon’ to sign new four-year contract
• Edinburgh City awarded cup tie after positive coronavirus tests in Falkirk squad
• Anger over lack of announcement on NHS pay
• Bolger eyes first Sussex Stakes with Poetic Flare
• Neo-Nazi jailed for seven years over fundraising for extreme right-wing group
• NI political leaders divided over Government call to renegotiate protocol
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• British & Irish Lions players sign shirts from 8,000 miles away using 5G
• Nine in 10 adults across UK likely to have Covid-19 antibodies
• Point Lonsdale tests credentials in Tyros Stakes
• Clem Morfuni has Championship aim for Swindon after completing takeover
• Prince Charles enjoys local beer in sweltering Devon sunshine
• South African firm to make the first Pfizer Covid vaccine in Africa
• Defender Sean Kelly signs one-year deal with Livingston
• Duhan van der Merwe prepared for hostile reception against South Africa
• Starmer in self-isolation after one of his children contracts Covid-19
• Lewis Hamilton move at British GP ‘absolutely in line’ with FIA rules – Mercedes
• Scrapping GCSEs would ‘fail the most disadvantaged children’, says minister
• EU tells UK it will not renegotiate terms of Northern Ireland’s Brexit deal
• Union: ‘Catastrophic’ backlog at DVLA is due to staff being put ‘at risk’
• Politicians ‘optimistic’ buyer will rescue famous engineering firm
• Labour MP Apsana Begum in court for alleged housing fraud
• Dan Greaves determined to seize his shot at making British Paralympics history
• Just under 20,000 fans allowed at Celtic Park for West Ham friendly
• Setback scuppers Ocean Wind’s Goodwood Cup bid
• Five Tories breached conduct code in ‘egregious’ attempt to influence legal case
• More than 100 e-scooters seized as police urge riders to follow rules
• Hard-hit Dutch town faces a 400 million euro flood damage bill
• Warren Gatland confident in-form Lions can take their chances against Springboks
• Crying toddler among arrivals after new yearly Channel crossings record set
• Keir Starmer enters isolation after child tests positive for coronavirus
• Bank of England vows action after report reveals poor racial diversity
• Showjumper Ben Maher targets gold medal on a horse he feels ‘can do anything’
• Johnny Rotten tells High Court disputed band agreement ‘smacks of slave labour’
• Hungary calls for ballot to defend LGBT law opposed by EU
• Ex-soldier raises £140,000 for family home by selling medal awarded for bravery
• Amber Hill out of Tokyo 2020 as Team GB boss admits Games ‘won’t be easy ride’
• Pedro Martinez Losa appointed new head coach of Scotland Women
• Police corruption must be cut to ‘irreducible minimum’ after Sarah Everard case
• Police issue photo of boy taken on day he was found unresponsive in lake
• Patel: Border policy has not failed to manage Covid variants
• Almohandesah seeks Listed breakthrough at Sandown
• Lone Eagle all set for King George
• Today at the Olympics: GB women off and running as football tournament starts
• Frost sets out reforms to Northern Ireland Protocol
• Medals awarded to RAF hero who became Princess Margaret’s lover fetch £260,000
• Space Blues may defend Lennox Stakes title
• People who may have had long Covid more likely to be depressed and anxious – ONS
• Loungers boss condemns ‘shambolic’ Government messaging over Covid passports
• ‘Devastated’ Amber Hill to miss Tokyo 2020 after positive coronavirus test
• Stradivarius poised for Goodwood Cup
• Hong Kong police arrest former Apple Daily senior editor
• Sam Billings expects new generation of stars to emerge from The Hundred
• Celtic players and fans applaud Charlie Gallagher after Lisbon Lion’s funeral
• Amber Hill to miss Olympics after testing positive for coronavirus
• Johnson labelled a ‘super-spreader’ of confusion during chaotic PMQs
• Lawrence Okoye won’t dwell on NFL past as he makes Olympic return
• Confidence high as GB women’s sevens team aim to better fourth-placed Rio finish
• Ollie Robinson recalled to England squad for first two Tests against India
• Food supply chains starting to fail over ‘pingdemic’, meat industry says
• Met accused of ‘betrayal of public’ over 1987 unsolved murder
• Cousins Nicolas Roche and Dan Martin riding together for Ireland ‘very special’
• Ways to wean yourself off red meat, as new review says it ‘increases risk of heart disease’
• Jack Ross demands fast start from Hibernian in European opener
• ‘Low point’ for confidence in judicial process, Victims’ Commissioner says
• Jonnie Peacock going for Paralympic hat-trick in Tokyo
• Teenager killed in e-scooter hit-and-run was ‘wonderful son’
• Boris Johnson doing ‘fantastic job’ as PM, Trade Secretary insists
• Wolf-whistling could become a crime under new plans to protect women and girls
• Rebecca Welch hopes the positivity continues following promotion
• Headteacher fears ‘lost generation’ as huge numbers continue to miss school
• Home learning activities with preschool children ‘could boost economy by £1.2bn’
• Eben Etzebeth v Maro Itoje head to head
• Tributes paid as well-known preacher laid to rest
• Sacred Bridge on course for Ballyhane Stakes
• Queen enjoys display of knitted Sandringham
• Hege Riise feels Team GB sent a message to Olympic rivals with win over Chile
• Anger as Liverpool loses its World Heritage status
• Chinese military blasts dam to divert deadly floodwaters
• Teenage boy and man die as UK records hottest day of the year so far
• Enforcement of EU trade rules threatening M&S operations, chairman warns
• Wickes sales jump as generation rent and new homeowners turn to DIY
• Plymouth sign defender Brendan Galloway
• Tokyo virus cases hit six-month high two days before Games open
• Vaccine study finds 8% experience side effects
• Gold rush and demand for David Bowie coins boosts Royal Mint
• Risk of long Covid in children could be over-estimated, expert says
• Hull KR set for hastily-arranged Catalans trip as Covid causes fixture headache
• Workers should wear casual clothes to stay cool in the heatwave – TUC
• German Cabinet approves 400 million euro flood aid package
• Callum McGregor thrilled to lead Celtic out in front of 9,000 fans at Parkhead
• Kanye West’s most incredible music video fashion moments as he gears up to release new album Donda
• Chipotle has Goodwood option after luckless Newbury run
• Ellen White bags a brace as Team GB start Olympic campaign with win over Chile
• Wolf-whistle law and street safety tool among plans to help protect women
• France requires Covid pass for Eiffel Tower and tourist venues
• Alun Wyn Jones to skipper Lions in first Test against South Africa on Saturday
• Stephen Glass warns Aberdeen not to underestimate BK Hacken
• Countdown’s Susie Dent on teenage diaries, work being an ‘oasis’, and the joy of really talking
• Nightclub boss questions PM’s leadership over vaccine passports
• Olympic athletes told to isolate can still compete if they test negative
• Brisbane confirmed as hosts for 2032 Olympic Games
• 5 new books to read this week
• Could a night behind Cornish bars be the ultimate getaway?
• Priti Patel flags street harassment law as anti-violence strategy published
• Only 30 British athletes expected to attend Olympics opening ceremony
• Borrowing eases in June amid economic rebound
• WHO leader says risk inevitable at Tokyo Olympics
• Joe Joyce backs super-heavyweight Frazer Clarke to shine at Olympics
• Do you need to eat like a professional athlete?
• Massive wildfires in US west brings haze to east coast
• 6 stylish sunkissed whites to seek out now
• Arsenal cancel US trip following ‘small number’ of positive coronavirus tests
• Rachel Roddy’s fresh capelli d’angelo with prawns and lemon recipe
• Rachel Roddy’s Midsummer pasta recipe
• Today at the Olympics: Tokyo 2020 belatedly gets under way
• Rachel Roddy on the joy of making and eating a plate of pasta
• Positive Covid tests rule Fernanda Aguirre and Candy Jacobs out of Tokyo 2020
• Michelin star restaurants, boutique boltholes and superyachts – the fresh face of Malta is emerging
• NHS staff in England could be offered 3% pay rise
• Belarus opposition leader seeks new US sanctions on Lukashenko government
• Next agrees to repay £29m in rates after blowout sales
• Football rumours: Paris St Germain willing to shed players to snare Paul Pogba
• Eating red and processed meat ‘increases risk of heart disease’
• Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Milwaukee Bucks defeat Phoenix Suns for NBA championship
• Seven arrested in operation to bust Albanian people smuggling network
• Keep £20 increase in Universal Credit, committees from four UK parliaments urge
• Sun and heat set to continue to bake parts of the UK
• Haiti installs new leader as country mourns assassinated president
• Damian De Allende admits he ‘got lucky’ after firepit explosion
• Netflix subscriber growth slows as worldwide lockdowns ease
• Israel vows to ‘act aggressively’ against Ben & Jerry’s
• Ministers to outline proposals to address NI Protocol
• What the papers say – July 21
• Japan defeats Australia in women’s softball as Tokyo Olympics begin
• Neo-Nazi student to be sentenced for terrorism and hate offences
• Coroner to deliver findings in long-running Arlene Arkinson inquest
• Bezos draws scorn for thanking Amazon workers after space flight
• Traffic held up after cow wanders onto M6 motorway
• Labour expels groups critical of work to tackle anti-Semitism in party
• Charities call for Government to prioritise disability assessments
• Ex-Mansfield full-back Joe Riley retires aged 29 due to injury
• Carl Woods’ Instagram posts banned for failing to include ad disclosure
• Charlotte Dawson Instagram ads banned over disclosure and filter use
• Chris Whitty: Serious health challenges in coastal communities must be tackled