Archive 2021/07/23

• Cholesterol in middle aged ‘linked to Alzheimer’s more than 10 years later’
• Lizzie Deignan will rely on ‘racing instinct’ to challenge the Dutch in Tokyo
• Michael Van Gerwen defeats Nathan Aspinall to reach World Matchplay semi-finals
• South Africa-born Duhan van der Merwe vows to ignore any Springbok taunts
• Thunderstorms warning issued as heatwave ends
• Hunt for 11-year-old Bolton girl believed to have travelled to London
• Export bar placed on nativity painting valued at £460,000
• Search for bodies concludes at site of collapsed Florida apartment block
• Matt Wallace in the mix and relishing pressure at Celtic Manor
• Aristia outdoes Alpine Star to take Listed honours at York
• Neil Francis sacked as Irish Independent pundit following Marcus Smith comment
• Jokull Andresson joins Morecambe on loan after signing new Reading deal
• Win for Jolie as court disqualifies private judge in Pitt divorce case
• Red Bull left with £1.3m repair bill over Silverstone crash – Christian Horner
• England lose another member of staff as John Mitchell agrees Wasps return
• Callum McGregor ‘super-hungry’ to lead Celtic back to trophy-winning ways
• Number of Covid patients in English hospitals up 30% in a week
• Austrian midfielder David Cancola joins Ross County on a free transfer
• ‘He’s a fantastic asset’ – Joe Root excited to see Rashid Khan in Hundred action
• Queen travels to Balmoral for summer break
• Mauricio Pochettino extends his Paris St Germain contract until 2023
• Death toll passes 100 after landslides and flooding sparked by India monsoon
• Sancho completes move and Stormzy meets Aubameyang – Friday’s sporting social
• Teenager jailed after abusing children at nursery where he worked
• Harlequins ‘disgusted’ over comment from Neil Francis about Marcus Smith
• Harry Wilson set to leave Liverpool for Fulham
• Steven Gerrard confident Connor Goldson will sign new Rangers contract
• Desert Dreamer aiming to deliver in Ascot assignment
• Haitian president’s hometown holds funeral amid violence
• Greensill review ‘scapegoated’ ex-senior civil servant Lord Heywood, says widow
• Scunthorpe add Harry Bunn and Tyrone O’Neill to ranks
• Crews make progress on Oregon wildfire
• England coach John Mitchell is to return to Wasps ahead of the new season
• Tom Pidcock hopes to unlock mountain bike potential in Britain with Tokyo medal
• Train timetables reduced and Tube lines closed as ‘pinged’ staff self-isolate
• Furry cross the Mersey! Cat reunited with family after seven years
• Essential staff can be exempt from isolation in ‘very limited’ situations
• Eamonn Brophy wants to get St Mirren career up and running
• Latest weekly Covid-19 rates for local authority areas in England
• Today at the Olympics: Tokyo 2020 officially opened with low-key ceremony
• Drones, protests and poignant tributes – how the opening ceremony played out
• Ryan Giggs ‘kicked ex-girlfriend in back and threw her naked out of hotel room’, court told
• Tokyo 2020 Games open with ceremony short on schmaltz and heavy on symbolism
• Survey reveals three-quarters of fans ready to make immediate return to stadiums
• James Belshaw leaves Harrogate for Bristol Rovers
• Queen holds video call with Canada’s first indigenous Governor General
• So that’s why her match was moved! Tennis star Naomi Osaka lights Olympic flame after understated opening ceremony in Tokyo
• Food sector bosses: Government action over self-isolation ‘worse than useless’
• Governments under pressure to order Omagh bomb inquiries after judicial ruling
• Delta variant ‘may be 46% more likely to cause reinfection’
• Mohaafeth makes next step with York Stakes date
• European agency clears Moderna vaccine for children 12-17
• Man denies murdering 15-year-old who was shot and stabbed in street attack
• Dreamloper bounces back for Valiant success
• The key talking points ahead of the Lions’ series opener against South Africa
• Jadon Sancho eyeing trophies after completing Manchester United move
• Couple devastated after life-sized Laurel and Hardy statues stolen
• QPR’s Sam Field facing lengthy spell out following knee injury
• Committees write to Boris Johnson over ‘lack of action’ on paid-for scam adverts
• Love and Adayar clash in classic renewal of King George contest
• Rob McElhenney sold Wrexham to Paul Mullin on ambition of club
• UK Government will ‘take time’ to study Omagh bomb High Court ruling
• Vaccinators dubbed the ‘Pfizer Chiefs’ man jab bus at Latitude
• Destiny Queen victory delights Baker
• Striker Aaron Amadi-Holloway joins Burton
• Train firms cut timetables as ‘pinged’ staff self-isolate
• Creativity and a cool head – What does new boy Jadon Sancho bring to Man Utd?
• Maddie Hinch says GB women are ready for Olympic title defence in Tokyo
• Motakhayyel leads hunt for International honours
• 6 books guaranteed to make you cry
• Adam Peaty feeling ‘very chilled’ ahead of bid to retain Olympic title in Tokyo
• New Omagh inquiry vital to answer families’ quest for truth, says MP
• Call for clarity on self-isolation exemptions as bin collections hit
• Omagh families feel ‘vindicated’ by judicial ruling
• St Mirren will not be selling their star players on the cheap – Jim Goodwin
• South Africa dismiss Warren Gatland’s mind games ahead of first Test
• Carlisle sign free-agent striker Manasse Mampala
• Giggs ‘kicked ex in back and threw her naked out of hotel room’, court told
• German railway: Floods caused billion-euro damage to network
• Dozens missing after deadly landslides in western India
• Audarya one of 10 in Nassau contention
• Edinburgh appoint Mike Blair as head coach
• Alan Tate in charge of Swansea at Bristol Rovers after Steve Cooper’s exit
• Brentford sign Chelsea midfielder Myles Peart-Harris
• Australia avoids Unesco downgrade of Great Barrier Reef
• How will the self-isolation exemption scheme work?
• Ali Koiki agrees deal with Northampton
• The victims of the Omagh bomb
• Thomas Markle says he’ll take Meghan and Harry to court in order to see his grandchildren
• No conspiracy to kill British businessman who died in Ukraine, judge concludes
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer excited to see Jadon Sancho ‘blossom’ at Manchester United
• Judge recommends fresh probe into Omagh bombing
• Virtual ‘Wall of Hope’ created to feature Marcus Rashford mural messages
• Rhys Bennett turns down Carlisle deal for move to Gillingham
• Son Heung-min commits future to Tottenham as Kane said to be off to Manchester City
• Tory conference might only be for the double-vaccinated, says Cabinet minister
• Jadon Sancho signs five-year deal at Manchester United after completing move
• York and Ascot all set for Saturday crowds
• Bentley driver jailed for 130mph police pursuit while high on cocaine
• Chelsea announce arrival of Lauren James on four-year deal
• Blushing plants reveal when fungi are growing in their roots – study
• Swimming safety: What to do if you see someone struggling in open water
• Omagh bombing: The families’ long campaign for justice
• Covid-19 infections continue to rise across the UK
• Robbie Henshaw says the Lions are ‘massively ready’ for first South Africa Test
• 5 things we learned from the opening games of The Hundred
• Not yet time to ‘pat ourselves on the back’ over climate progress, says PM
• Gull has lucky escape after getting trapped in grille of car
• Regulator raises concern over electric car charging
• Joe Fraser hails ‘massive role model’ Max Whitlock ahead of Olympic debut
• Republic of Ireland boss Stephen Kenny calls for leadership over discrimination
• Middlesbrough bring in Matt Crooks from Rotherham
• Grant Shapps urged to open up travel to more destinations
• First-pick Rashid Khan proud to be flying flag for Afghanistan in The Hundred
• Latitude festivalgoers describe ‘amazing feeling’ of being back at a major event
• People smuggler ordered to pay £3,000 to bereaved families of 39 Vietnamese migrants
• Rare tiger cubs identified as two girls and a boy after health check
• Other nations stand to profit if Australia and New Zealand pull out of World Cup
• Not too late to U-turn on ‘insulting’ police pay freeze, Home Secretary told
• Bob Geldof criticises G20 leaders over climate change ‘disaster’
• Hospital boss praises staff dealing with ‘perfect storm’
• Jerry Yates commits to new three-year deal with Blackpool
• Seonaid McIntosh aims to add to family medals haul in Tokyo
• Amy Winehouse’s father hints singer’s unheard early music will be released
• Tottenham maintain Harry Kane is not for sale amid reports of £160m move to Manchester City
• Rising infection rates and inflation sees economic growth cool
• Lions assured over officials with Warren Gatland furious about South African TMO
• Adil Rashid looking forward to coming up against Jonny Bairstow in The Hundred
• Parents of woman missing in US Virgin Islands urge forensic search of catamaran
• Battaash on song in bid to complete Goodwood five-timer
• 13 reasons we should all get on board with regular Covid testing – and quit avoiding it
• Hot lips: Why pink pouts are trending and how to find your perfect summer shade
• The statistics that show why Adam Peaty is still capable of making a splash
• Crafty cockatoos master bin-diving moves – and teach them to peers
• Norwich sign midfielder Liam Gibbs from rivals Ipswich for an undisclosed fee
• Man ‘defrauded pop star Kris Wu over sex scandal accusations’
• Chief constable brands police pay freeze an ‘insult’ to officers
• Senior US diplomat reveals fears over food supply in North Korea
• Want to raise financially confident kids? It’s never too early to start
• Teenage boy dies after swimming in river as heatwave comes to an end
• 8 fun ways to keep young children learning over summer and prepare them for school
• Chinese leader visits Tibet amid rising controls over religion
• Naomi Osaka’s opening Olympic tennis match removed from Saturday schedule
• In Pictures: Boris Johnson’s two years as PM marked by unprecedented challenges
• Taliban says Afghan president must go in order to reach peace deal
• Retail sales rebound as Euro 2020 boosts food and drink
• Today at the Olympics: Opening ceremony like no other to take place without fans
• Football rumours: Harry Kane linked with £160million move to Manchester City
• Tokyo Olympics: 5 niche sports to really get into this year
• Amy Winehouse 10th anniversary: Why the singer was a retro style icon
• BOA chairman admits progress is stalling in bid to release quarantined athletes
• Food industry at crisis point and shortages possible, says Ranjit Singh Boparan
• Sanita Puspure and Vicky Thornley triumph in women’s single sculls heats
• Michael Vaughan: Ashes will be ‘farce’ unless England granted travel exemptions
• Violence, protests continue ahead of funeral service for slain Haitian leader
• Mother of missing Ben Needham vows to continue search for son
• Amy Winehouse remembered on 10th anniversary of her death
• Judge to deliver ruling on public inquiry into Omagh bombing
• Timeline: Amy Winehouse left indelible mark over glittering career cut short
• What the papers say – July 23
• Australia and NZ World Cup withdrawal criticised as ‘premature’ by players
• Hot weather to continue despite end of England’s extreme heat warning
• Shane Warne believes Matt Parkinson could play ‘huge part’ for England in Ashes
• Scottish Government sets out plans to ‘inspire’ climate action ahead of Cop26
• Health chiefs issue warning as childhood respiratory infections rise
• Daily Covid-19 testing of pupils ‘just as effective’ in controlling transmission
• Andrew Lloyd Webber unveils £60 million Theatre Royal Drury Lane renovations
• 4.6 million homes in England experiencing overheating during summer – research