Archive 2021/10/05

• Top seed Gerwyn Price digs deep to come from behind against Mervyn King
• Man dies after three stabbed during incident
• Callum Robinson speaks out on his decision not to be vaccinated against Covid-19
• Tino Livramento reaping benefits after making ‘hard decision’ to leave Chelsea
• Craig Cathcart thinks Watford’s hire-and-fire policy for managers works for club
• Johnson to promise ‘long overdue’ economic ‘change of direction’
• We need to act on Greta Thunberg’s climate warnings, says Cop26 President
• Paul Mullin hits a late leveller as Wrexham take a point against Chesterfield
• Woking continue climb up National League with narrow victory against Dagenham
• Barnet remain unbeaten under caretaker boss Dean Brennan
• Four consecutive wins for Bromley
• California oil pipeline confirmed as split and was ‘apparently dragged’
• Kane Smith and Scott Boden fire Boreham Wood up to second
• Solihull climb the table following goalless draw away to Wealdstone
• Public inquiry must address ‘great scandal’ of NI mother and baby homes
• Ten-man Halifax hit back from two goals down to stun Notts County
• Nathan Ferguson’s goal end winless run as Southend defeat Eastleigh
• Dover shot down again in bid for first league victory
• Ten-man Grimsby remain top after holding off Altrincham fightback
• Yeovil and Maidenhead play out goalless stalemate
• Windrush campaigners claim they were denied access to Tory conference
• US Open champion Emma Raducanu ready to return to action following title win
• ‘Unethical’ essay mills to be banned in England under Government plans
• Cop26 delegates will not need Scottish Government’s vaccine passports
• Welsh Government wins NHS Covid Pass vote
• Michael Holding accuses ECB of ‘Western arrogance’ over cancelled Pakistan tour
• Ian Botham questions England’s desire to play ‘ultimate test’ in Australia
• Lights in the darkness at Eastbourne vigil for murdered school teacher Sabina Nessa
• Frost hits back at ‘unreasonable’ French fishing claims after energy cut threat
• Charles adds whisky to tea on a tour of businesses in Aberdeenshire
• Central defender Liam Gordon signs a new contract with St Johnstone
• Health and social care must begin at home rather than rely on State, says Javid
• More suspects will be tested for drugs at time of arrest, vows Patel
• Carrie Johnson says PM is committed to protecting LGBT+ community gains
• Calls grow for mandatory front-of-pack labelling to improve diets
• Emma Hayes says Chelsea head into Women’s Champions League in confident mood
• Johnson admits it will be ‘incredibly tough’ to hit target for rape prosecutions
• Hopes and dreams of young men who fell victim to serial killer Stephen Port
• ‘Critical’ to scrutinise vetting and professional standards – police chief
• UEFA opens investigation into events during Rangers’ defeat at Sparta Prague
• Boris Johnson’s father reveals Tory MP was offered anal swab Covid test
• O’Neill to push for public inquiry into mother and baby homes
• Coventry striker Matt Godden charged by FA with simulation over penalty award
• Handyman who murdered doctor and her teenage daughter jailed for life
• England players arrive at St George’s Park – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Children’s hospital ‘not fit for purpose’, says relative of young cancer patient
• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich makes rare trip to London since 2018 visa problems
• Probation Service failed to warn guardian about man who killed toddler
• Sorba Thomas completes rise from Sunday League football to Wales call-up
• Teenager who racially abused Rhian Brewster referred to Youth Offending Services
• Jacob thoughts with Matt Griffiths in Huntingdon victory
• Speed limit reduction outside I’m A Celebrity castle after fatal crash
• Live Your Dream firmly on course for Cesarewitch
• Under-fire Stephen Kenny feels Ireland are on the right track despite poor run
• Easy on Me: Adele finally confirms new music with comeback single tease.. no word on the album though
• Unvaccinated players and fans could still be allowed to attend Qatar World Cup
• Labour shortages could lead to pigs being slaughtered at birth, says Poots
• Devastating demolition job on Facebook by whistleblower who says its products harm children but ‘profits come before people’
• Supremacy of Parliament means Lewis can intervene over abortion, court told
• Tunnelling protesters cost HS2 firm £3.5m, court told
• Shaun Wane says Matt Peet is the right man to be Wigan’s new head coach
• Families of Stephen Port’s victims share memories of loved ones as inquests open
• NPA says 600 pigs have already been culled due to abattoir labour shortages
• UK officials try to ‘find common ground’ in meeting with senior Taliban leaders
• ‘Go too woke, risk going broke’ Dowden warns taxpayer-backed groups
• France threatens UK energy supply in ongoing row over post-Brexit fishing rights
• Saffron Beach could possibly be seen on Champions Day
• Harry Brook wraps up prestigious end-of-season awards double
• Worm mothers ‘sacrifice themselves to provide milk for their young’
• Scottish Government accused of ‘irresponsible nationalism’ on transport review
• PM urges young people to return to office ‘otherwise you’re going to be gossiped about’
• Fish and yoghurt on menu for Charles in visit to Aberdeenshire producers
• Jeremy Vine sues YouTuber in defamation claim
• St Helens’ Jack Welsby declares himself fit for Super League Grand Final
• Insurers extend cover for distressed dogs as owners return to office after lockdown
• 5 common misconceptions about Seasonal Affective Disorder
• Kate praises new study into the early years development of children
• Covid jab rollout for teenagers must be speeded up, scientist says
• Johnson insists BBC is ‘a great national institution’ amid Government attacks
• UK officials hold talks with senior members of the Taliban in Afghanistan
• Chelsea Pensioner says Covid-19 booster jabs ‘best thing for the country’
• Secondary school pupils in Wales face daily Covid-19 testing if case at home
• Defence Secretary considers awarding medals to Afghanistan evacuation troops
• Heavy rain moving northwards following flash floods in London
• PM insists there is ‘no alternative’ to staffing shortages as he denies crisis
• Son only found out mother was inside Magdalene laundry when she died
• ‘Cenotaphs and hanging baskets’ needed to convince voters of ‘levelling up’
• James Ward-Prowse replaces injured Kalvin Phillips in England squad
• UK does not have much ‘headroom’ for rising Covid cases – Neil Ferguson
• Number of pupils out of class due to Covid-19 rose by two thirds in a fortnight
• La Palma volcano roars again, spewing thicker lava
• ‘We want to make history’ – Raheem Sterling says plaudits not enough for England
• Ed Balls on how his stammer made him stronger
• Tory grandee Davis urges Johnson to ‘seize the moment’ for Britain in key speech
• Royal flush? 2,700-year-old toilet found in Jerusalem
• A Case Of You in top shape after Abbaye heroics – now for Breeders’ Cup
• Jurors asked: Could police mistakes in Stephen Port case have cost lives?
• Olympic silver medallist Laura Muir targets Commonwealth gold for Team Scotland
• The Squid Game effect: Why do we seek out dystopias?
• Facebook outage shows why big tech firms should be broken up – EU commissioner
• Kim Kardashian and Kanye West ‘press pause on divorce’
• 330,000 children victims of church sex abuse in France, report estimates
• Home Secretary announces independent inquiry into ‘systematic failures’ within the police that led to Sarah Everard murder
• Judges release ex-Nazi camp secretary who skipped accessory to murder trial
• Sam Curran out of England’s T20 World Cup squad due to back injury
• No end in sight for the energy crisis, Ofgem warns Scottish parliament
• Johnson defends Universal Credit cut, arguing that firms should pay higher wages
• Matt Lucas blames UK fuel crisis as celebrities react to Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram going down
• Raab sets out plan to overhaul Human Rights Act
• AstraZeneca asks US drug regulator to authorise Covid antibody treatment
• Insulate Britain activists are just ‘irresponsible crusties’, says PM
• Johnson: It’s better to enforce existing laws than make misogyny a hate crime
• Met to put hundreds of extra officers on the streets after Sarah Everard murder
• Australia to remain closed to international tourists until 2022
• Wigan name Matt Peet as new head coach
• Road-blocking injunction served to 111 Insulate Britain protesters, court told
• Family of man who was stabbed to death pay tribute to ‘pure soul’
• Public inquiry into mother and baby homes recommended by expert panel
• Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp blackout: What happens psychologically when we’re cut off from social media?
• will.i.am on black history, the fourth industrial revolution and why fear should never stand in the way of change
• Police ‘competence and adequacy’ focus of inquests into Stephen Port victims
• Prescott hatches 2022 Arc plan with Alpinista
• Marvin Bartley indicates he will not apologise for tweet on Kamara racist abuse
• Celtic FC faces group legal action over historical sex abuse at boys club
• Pat Eddery inducted into Hall of Fame
• Raab commits to ‘transforming’ the way the justice system treats women and girls
• UAE plans probe to land on asteroid between Mars and Jupiter
• Supply chain problems caused ‘very largely by economic recovery’ – Johnson
• European champions Italy on the hunt for more silverware in Nations League
• Nobel physics prize goes to three scientists for climate discoveries
• What caused the Facebook outage and why did it take so long to fix?
• Burnley’s owner ALK offers to buy all the shares owned by the club’s fans
• UK service sector hikes prices and sees supply chain hit to new orders
• One in 12 registered deaths towards end of September involved Covid – ONS
• Matt Baker reveals how a back fracture and other injuries haven’t put him off country life
• Russian film crew blast offs to make first film in space
• Boris Johnson wheelie saying something with Tory conference bike tour
• How to save the planet – and pennies – by switching to secondhand furniture
• Three men arrested in Lyra McKee murder probe
• ‘Sam Tomkins’ influence is everything for me,’ says his deputy
• Champions Sprint enters reckoning for Mo Celita
• Myleene Klass shares the beauty and cruelty of life after miscarriage in new documentary – and explains why we need to talk about it
• ‘Faulty configuration change’ to blame for outage, Facebook says
• Student completes London Marathon with the man who saved her life
• Facebook issues embarrassing apology for widespread outage... on Twitter!
• Make light work of autumn with these 5 essential garden tools
• ‘Mind games don’t work with me’, says Tyson Fury ahead of Deontay Wilder fight
• Greggs warns of staff and supply disruption but plans more shop openings
• Single ticket wins £514m Powerball jackpot in US
• Dear Fiona: My partner hasn’t been with his wife for years – so why won’t he finalise their divorce?
• Football rumours: Chelsea eyeing Christopher Nkunku swoop
• Justin Herbert and Los Angeles Chargers snap Las Vegas Raiders’ unbeaten run
• Behind-the-scenes Hollywood workers vote to authorise strike
• Facebook down: Previous outages which have struck major websites
• What the papers say – October 5
• Long-awaited inquests into deaths of victims of Stephen Port get under way
• Potential Simona Halep match beckons Emma Raducanu as Indian Wells draw released
• PCSO suffers potentially life-changing injuries in on-duty collision
• Raab and Patel use Tory conference to set out measures to tackle crime
• NHS agrees deal for use of ‘revolutionary’ sickle cell disease drug in England
• Raab to announce plans to expand tagging of offenders
• African-American couple who escaped slavery in US honoured with blue plaque
• Children having climate activism ‘forced down their throats’ – Conservative MP