Archive 2021/07/22

• Six people injured after being hit by car outside pub
• Car hits ‘number of people’ outside pub in South Wales
• Testing to replace self-isolation for ‘pinged’ food supply chain workers
• Jack Ross admits Hibernian players were ‘spooked’ by Joe Newell’s dismissal
• Stephen Glass feels return of supporters helped Aberdeen ease to victory
• Sam Billings ends frustrating period with ‘enjoyable’ first Hundred experience
• Sports Minister hails Team GB as ‘credit to the United Kingdom’
• Dina Asher-Smith thinks Olympics protest ban would have caused IOC embarrassment
• Covid-19 testing rolled out to support food industry
• Starmer: ‘Lucky’ Johnson will run out of road because voters want integrity
• The Hundred succeeds on its own terms as men take their turn
• Oval Invincibles beat Manchester Originals in first men’s Hundred match
• Martin Boyle’s double helps Hibernian see off Santa Coloma in Europa Conference
• What is causing the gaps on supermarket shelves?
• Lewis Ferguson at the double as Aberdeen stroll to victory in Europa Conference
• Warren Gatland furious as a South African TMO is appointed for first Lions Test
• Winger Bernard leaves Everton to join United Arab Emirates club Sharjah FC
• Graham Clark’s career-best 141 helps Durham blast past 400 to defeat Kent
• Caution urged as charity reports 17 deaths in water during heatwave
• Team GB stars preparing for the Olympics – Thursday’s sporting social
• No confidence in Home Secretary, says Police Federation amid pay row
• Scientists determine thickness of Mars crust
• Government says 3% pay rise will come out of NHS budget
• Online banking and entertainment sites hit by outage
• Labour MP ordered to leave Commons after accusing Johnson of repeatedly lying
• Health leaders urge pregnant women to get Covid-19 vaccine
• Back to festivals or outdoor family holidays? Tips for surviving your first camping trip this summer
• Death rates soar in south-east Asia as virus wave spreads
• Polly Swann plotting fairy tale Tokyo finish to her reunion with Helen Glover
• Point Lonsdale impresses with Tyros triumph
• Supermarket shoppers urged not to stockpile amid ‘perfect storm’
• Right-back Jack Hunt returns to Sheffield Wednesday after leaving Bristol City
• Northern Ireland parties divided over Westminster direction on abortion services
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• Agartha too strong for Silver Flash field
• Up to £100,000 compensation for postmasters in Horizon scandal
• Antibodies may start to fall six weeks after second coronavirus jab – study
• Government directs Stormont to commission Northern Ireland abortion services
• Full abortion services in Northern Ireland ‘long overdue’, say campaigners
• Stormont ministers delay decisions on majority of planned Covid relaxations
• Exeter University medical students offered £10,000 to defer degree for a year
• Third of young adults in England still without first dose of Covid-19 vaccine
• Tories threaten to boycott party conference over vaccine passports
• Indigo Girl targeting Valiant victory on seasonal bow
• Police chief calls for ‘responsible’ exemptions to test and trace system
• Woman accused of swapping diamonds for pebbles in £4.2m heist says ‘it wasn’t me it was my sister’
• Anger mounts over Australia and New Zealand’s 2021 World Cup withdrawal
• Venice avoids designation as Unesco heritage site in danger
• Changing of the Guard returns to Windsor Castle
• Abseiling teams work to repair ‘stunning piece of canal history’
• Former Towie cast member Mick Norcross took his own life, inquest concludes
• Majority opposed to asylum reforms, according to Government consultation
• Arsenal tie Emile Smith Rowe to long-term deal
• Florian Lejeune rejoins Alaves on a permanent deal from Newcastle
• Driver dies after bus plunges off road on Capri
• NI parties divided over Westminster direction on abortion services
• Newly-hatched pterosaurs may have been able to fly, according to study
• New scientific database ‘could revolutionise the way diseases are treated’
• Tranmere sign midfielder Sam Foley
• What does the report into how concussion is managed mean for sport?
• Things you only know if you’re always losing your phone – as Louis Tomlinson’s tweet about misplacing his goes viral
• Tommy Robinson ordered to pay £100,000 to Syrian schoolboy after libel case loss
• Fara Williams believes Team GB should have their sights fixed on Tokyo medal
• List of workers exempt from self-isolation must be clear and workable – Labour
• Gary Neville leads fans’ groups in support of review’s preliminary findings
• Guineas winner Poetic Flare stands tall in Sussex Stakes
• Adayar primed for King George battle with Love
• Falkirk forfeit a second Premier Sport Cup tie as game with Ayr is cancelled
• ICO: Hancock CCTV leak investigation ‘not about The Sun or journalists’
• Lions team-mates have ‘no doubt’ Alun Wyn Jones is ready for action
• Corrupt African politician who spent £200,000 on Jackson glove hit by sanctions
• Daily Mail owner reports revenue jump as it awaits potential bid
• Today at the Olympics: Hannah Mills and Mohamed Sbihi named as GB flag bearers
• Judge rules against Manchester City over fair play regulations
• £4.2m diamond swap accused blames dead sister for theft
• Alpine the Star attraction in York Listed heat
• Charlotte Dujardin insists she ‘won’t go down without a fight’ at Tokyo Olympics
• Brexit: EU chief tells Johnson ‘we will not renegotiate’ over Northern Ireland
• Daniel Farke: I would not accept 17th in Premier League if offered it now
• Chris Mueller to join Hibernian in January
• Crisis-hit South Africa slip to Japan defeat in Olympics opener
• Homelessness rises in UK but still below pre-lockdown levels
• What is ‘negging’? The worrying dating trend and its impact on Love Island
• Officials did not exert pressure to let Greensill lend, top civil servant says
• Inspiral is Sandown Star
• Wolverhampton joins race to become UK City of Culture in 2025
• Skippy cheers on Australian women’s softball team
• Skippy cheers on Australian women’s softball team
• Chris Skelley says judo was ‘shining light’ amid deterioration of his eyesight
• What to expect from an Olympic opening ceremony with a difference
• Steve Seddon joins Oxford from Birmingham
• Family pay tribute to PCSO Julia James’s ‘huge heart’ during funeral
• Hotel quarantine leaves visiting media straining on their Tokyo starting blocks
• Rees-Mogg heckled after branding Labour ‘party of people traffickers’
• Supermarkets urge customers not to panic buy
• Scotland Women to play home games at Hampden Park
• Storm petrels confirmed to be breeding on Isle of May
• Beth Dobbin relishing unexpected chance to be an Olympian
• Tommy Robinson loses libel case against Syrian schoolboy
• What next for Rugby League World Cup after Australia and New Zealand pull out?
• Adventurer Ben Fogle explains why he’s on track for a British staycation summer
• Social care plan unlikely to include national insurance hike – minister
• Victims voice anger at Government’s Troubles ‘amnesty’ plan
• Rees-Mogg faces claims of ‘casual racism’ following ‘Yellow Peril’ comment
• Novak Djokovic won’t get ahead of himself in bid for historic Golden Slam
• Greensill had ‘extraordinarily privileged’ relationship with government – review
• Blackpool FC await court ruling on appeal over abuse damages
• Starmer did not try to find isolation ‘get-out clause’ like PM – Reeves
• Anger as inquest jury rules that Croydon tram crash victims died accidentally
• Olly Murphy rules Copperless out of Galway Hurdle
• Health unions to consult over industrial action following 3% pay rise
• PFA says it will ‘work hard’ to improve player safety after concussion criticism
• ‘Substantial’ rise in fraud and hacking during coronavirus pandemic
• Geraint Thomas spurred on by bad memories from Rio going into Olympic road race
• Troubled force which has made improvements looking for new chief
• Rees-Mogg claims ‘reasonable’ for MPs not to wear masks in the Commons
• Celebration of Philip’s life to open at Holyroodhouse
• New signing Demarai Gray vows to help get Everton ‘right up there’
• One in seven Covid-19 cases not reached through Test and Trace in latest week
• Review calls for independent regulator in English game
• FIA warns teams over unauthorised visits to stewards’ deliberations
• US private equity firm given deadline to place rival Morrisons takeover bid
• Cambo drilling plans incompatible with climate change targets, Greens warn
• Croydon tram crash inquest was ‘missed opportunity’
• Warning on homelessness after eviction ban ends
• Lady Bowthorpe out to end “barren spell” for Jarvis
• IRL chair Troy Grant critical of Australia and NZ’s World Cup withdrawal
• President Biden: Getting vaccinated is ‘gigantically important’
• Teenager killed and two people critically injured in M74 minibus crash
• Norway mourns 77 dead a decade after extremist attack
• Katie Archibald believes GB will have to break world record in search of gold
• Public urged to line the streets for funeral of PCSO Julia James
• South Africa’s jailed ex-leader Zuma to attend brother’s funeral
• Phil Neville to take ‘long, hard look’ at himself after poor Inter Miami start
• Plans to police ‘legal but harmful’ content threaten free speech, peers warn
• ‘Narrow’ list of sectors exempt from isolation to be published today – minister
• Why Andy Murray’s advice to his daughter on failure is great advice for all of us
• Stuart McCall appointed assistant head coach at Blackpool
• Jade Jones feels ‘lucky’ to have the chance to go for an Olympic golds hat-trick
• Archie Collins signs one-year contract extension with Exeter
• Northern Ireland Protocol was never going to last forever, minister says
• Five trade union members arrested as Hong Kong continues crackdown
• Obama letter among Annie Ross memorabilia bequeathed to Scottish archive
• Portsmouth launch disciplinary process over abusive posts in academy group chat
• World number one Chris Skelley heads GB judo team for Tokyo Paralympics
• Six declared in classy King George
• RFL chair brands Australia and NZ World Cup pull out ‘selfish and cowardly’
• FirstGroup promises extra £135m for shareholders after US sales
• Indonesian man with Covid boards flight disguised as wife amid pandemic surge
• PJA welcomes concussion report
• China rejects WHO plan for new phase of study into coronavirus origin
• Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony director dismissed over slurs
• Food firm tells staff to take tests over isolation after ‘pings’
• Pentagon acknowledges Taliban has ‘strategic momentum’ in Afghanistan
• Mohamed Sbihi hopes his GB flag bearer selection inspires young Muslims
• World Cup organisers reeling after sudden Australia and New Zealand withdrawal
• You can now get mac and cheese ice cream: 8 other unusual flavours from around the world
• Bodies of 14 victims of Chinese tunnel flood recovered
• NHS workers have lost thousands in pay during past decade, union claims
• Colourful homewares: 12 ways to brighten up tables and teatime
• Australia and New Zealand pull out of World Cup in England due to Covid concerns
• Kennedy Centre Honours returning with prize winners revealed
• Taxpayer stake in NatWest to be sold down further
• Andy Murray’s post-Wimbledon chat with daughter provides boost ahead of Olympics
• The right stripes: Inject some fun into your wardrobe with this summer’s biggest trend
• Planes collide on taxiway at Dubai International Airport
• Dear Fiona: Our grown-up adopted daughter doesn’t want to see us any more
• Football rumours: Robert Lewandowski attracts interest from Chelsea
• Today at the Olympics: Hannah Mills and Mohamed Sbihi named as GB flag bearers
• Glasgow joins scheme to cut fossil fuel use with 100 days to go until Cop26
• 3% NHS pay rise could lead to industrial action, union says
• Prince George turns 8: His best fashion moments
• Hannah Mills and Mohamed Sbihi named as Team GB’s first joint flag bearers
• California wildfires cross into Nevada, prompting evacuations
• NHS pay rise: Who decides what nurses should be paid?
• Kristoffer Ajer praises Celtic’s John Kennedy following move to Brentford
• Andy Murray to start defence of Olympic title against Felix Auger-Aliassime
• Violence flares in Haiti ahead of slain president’s funeral
• Tommy Robinson to find out whether Syrian teenager has won libel claim
• Boris Johnson’s two years of chaos as Prime Minister
• NHS workers and teachers top list of British role models – survey
• Judge outlines initial compensation for victims in Florida condo collapse
• What the papers say – July 22
• Michael Van Gerwen into World Matchplay quarter-finals with defeat of Ian White
• Government branded ‘shambolic’ after ‘paltry’ 3% NHS pay rise
• Injured NHS worker meets hospital staff who helped him
• Keep up ‘second nature’ behaviour like mask-wearing, campaign urges
• Peers ‘disappointed’ with Government response to digital recommendations
• Avanti West Coast starts UK’s largest refurbishment of a train fleet
• Prosperity fund could further damage trust between UK nations, think tank warns
• Local high streets to see boom in new stores due to hybrid working – report
• Map reveals where UK residents struggling to access food