Archive 2021/10/06

• What is Twitch: Everything you need to know about the streaming platform
• Spain’s Ferran Torres to play Nations League final despite injury against Italy
• Danny Noppert completes a Dutch double at the World Grand Prix
• Andy Murray welcomes ATP investigation into allegations against Alexander Zverev
• England players keep cards close to chest over their Covid-19 vaccination status
• England striker Tammy Abraham enjoying life at Roma since his move to Italy
• Frank Bruno backs ‘much better boxer’ Tyson Fury to ‘school’ Deontay Wilder
• Paddy McNair looking forward to the ‘madness’ of his 50th Northern Ireland cap
• Chelsea leave it late as Pernille Harder nets equaliser against old club
• Premier League footballer arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
• Luke Shaw says Cristiano Ronaldo’s arrival has improved Man Utd’s mentality
• Italy’s unbeaten run ends as Ferran Torres sends Spain into Nations League final
• Catalans’ Sam Tomkins expects to be fit for Grand Final but won’t train before
• School’s failure to monitor internet contributed to girl’s suicide, coroner says
• More than 75,000 sign petition to bring back night Tube to help keep women safe
• Ian White battles back from two sets down to beat Darius Labanauskas
• Newcastle takeover edges closer after TV piracy row is resolved
• Former British champion David Price confirms retirement from boxing
• White House says Biden and Xi expected to meet virtually
• Andrew’s legal team to receive document they believe will end civil lawsuit
• Johnson warns of difficult path ahead as he promises to reshape British economy
• Four men released in Lyra McKee murder investigation
• Starmer: The PM’s jokes will fall flat when people are hit in the pocket
• Teenager suspected in Texas school shooting in custody
• Maxime Biamou joins Dundee United
• No Speak Alexander retired
• Massage may make muscles heal faster and stronger, study suggests
• Productive conversations take place as Ashes resolution moves closer
• Lloyd-Webbers’ son of So Mi Dar sold for more than £1.2million at Tattersalls
• Queen marks Canadian military milestone by meeting troops
• Twitch confirms data breach after hacker posts source code online
• Family pay tribute to father-of-three fatally stabbed
• Hacking and house-hunting: High Court issues rulings against Sheikh Mohammed
• ‘Ground-breaking’ malaria vaccine approved for children in sub-Saharan Africa
• Lee Johnson: Snus use like ‘smoking three or four cigarettes at one time’
• Conservative politician who missed crucial vote was at Tory conference
• New coin collection takes inspiration from Henry VIII’s royal beasts
• PFA chief executive calls for red list quarantine period to be halved
• UK lifts travel advice for 32 countries
• David Beckham recalls Greece free-kick 20 years on – Wednesday’s sporting social
• Russia and China ‘rubbing their hands with glee’ over legacy plan, MLAs told
• Friendly Fires condemn PM after he walks out to their song for keynote speech
• Taking the knee ‘the right way’ to make stand against discrimination – PFA boss
• Police launch probe into allegations of abuse at mother and baby homes
• Swansea tell fans they must produce their NHS Covid pass for all home games
• Target culture for backlog could lead to tragedy – former health secretary
• Family of boy fatally injured at ski centre ‘miss him so much it hurts’
• Nato expels eight ‘undeclared’ Russian intelligence officers
• Managing director Fabio Paratici believes the sky is the limit for Tottenham
• Fikayo Tomori believes AC Milan move has paid off after England recall
• Ruler of Dubai authorised hacking of ex-wife’s phone, High Court finds
• Veteran accused over fatal shooting does not accept he fired shots, trial told
• Women demand end to maternity restrictions in protest outside Leinster House
• Mrs Milner ready for Limerick comeback
• Unvaccinated over-50s almost four times as likely to die from Covid – data
• Woman who used Alexa to insult ex-boyfriend’s new lover is spared jail
• Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson hit with FA charge
• Work on children’s rights Bill will continue, says Swinney
• Stuart Armstrong ‘surprised’ to be included in the Scotland squad
• Airline passengers report delays of up to four hours as e-gates fail again
• Scotland’s win in Austria set the standard ahead of Israel clash – coach Carver
• PM outlines £3,000 ‘levelling up premium’ for teachers to work in areas of need
• Saudi Cup an option on Real World’s radar
• On this day – October 7
• German parties look to Social Democrats to lead next government
• Red travel list set to be slashed
• FAI vows to ‘respect’ and ‘accept’ Republic players’ decisions on Covid-19 jabs
• Serge Aurier says he would never join ‘enemy’ Arsenal due to respect for Spurs
• Paisley Park may return at Wetherby
• Twitch believed to have suffered major data leak after hacking
• Off-duty officers praised for tackling knifeman who killed man and injured two others
• World Rugby look to ban kit clashes that affect colour blind people
• Police staff member faces gross misconduct proceedings over Keyham shooting
• Roger Taylor on writing new music, not feeling ‘superfluous’ and his delight at the Covid vaccine rollout
• Mother learned Glasgow hospital was ‘dirty’ from US doctors, inquiry told
• Newcastle takeover may be back on as Saudi Arabia hints to lift beIN SPORTS’ ban
• Supreme Court judgment ‘lays bare’ weaknesses of devolution, says John Swinney
• Scenes From A Marriage stars Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac on an ’emotionally tough’ shoot and their hopes for marriage
• Independent food banks ‘running out of options’ amid UC cut
• Story of Navy’s ‘Spitfires of the Seas’ brought to life in museum exhibition
• Unbeaten Inspiral to face eight in Fillies’ Mile
• Scottish scientist jointly wins Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Father posted ‘abhorrent’ video racially abusing England stars after Euros final
• Shortage of HGV drivers ‘did not happen overnight’
• Have the guts to cancel Universal Credit cut, charities urge Government
• Nobel Prize for chemistry honours ‘greener’ way to build molecules
• He’s having a laugh! Prime Minister plays to party faithful in joke-filled conference speech
• One in 10 in the UK will have diabetes by 2030, charity warns – 4 things to do now to avoid type 2 diabetes
• Boris Johnson embraces wife on stage at end of conference speech
• Fabre calls time on juvenile campaigns for Classic hopes Raclette and Zellie
• Do not penalise the homeless for missing health appointments, says new guidance
• Teenage gang attack victim Keon Lincoln died from gunshot fired by 14-year-old, court told
• Dillian Whyte ignores Tyson Fury talk to focus on Otto Wallin challenge
• What we learned from Boris Johnson’s Tory conference speech
• Graffiti in English and German found on Auschwitz barracks
• Jesy Nelson reveals her mother begged her to leave Little Mix years ago following suicide attempt
• Fara Williams becomes first player to be inducted into WSL Hall of Fame
• Tensions flare as Chinese military flights near Taiwan intensify
• Facebook admits ‘cock-up’ during routine maintenance work to blame for 5-hour outage of social network
• Religious TV channel Loveworld fined £25,000 for broadcasting Covid conspiracies
• Killer Stephen Port was obsessed with drug rape pornography, inquest told
• Ilkay Gundogan to pay for 5,000 trees to be planted following natural disasters
• Queen thanks engineering and technology industry for ‘invaluable’ inventions
• Car traffic sinks to lowest level since May amid fuel crisis
• Johnson defends tax hikes as he sets out vision for new economic model
• Diplomat looks after fleeing Afghan girl’s myna bird and teaches him French
• Trust apologises after coroner says misdiagnosis contributed to academic’s death
• Wales can do well without Gareth Bale, insists Connor Roberts
• Universal Credit recipients ‘pushed beyond limits’ as benefit is cut
• Brexit-backing millionaire loses court fight over Ukip donations tax bill
• Covid-19 reinfection rate remains low, analysis shows
• French fishermen threaten to blockade Calais in fishing rights row
• Stacey Solomon gives birth to baby girl and shares adorable first photos
• Scotland-born scientist joint winner of Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Michael Holding calls on people to ‘stop being silent’ and ’embarrass racists’
• Paris Fashion Week had it all, from Homer Simpson on the runway to the return of belt skirts
• Universal Credit cut ‘will have devastating consequences for mental health’
• Raab: Everard inquiry will ‘get to the truth’ over ‘cultural issues’ in police
• Sacred Bridge will start in Guineas trial next season
• England Under-21s boss Lee Carsley issues warning to his players
• Parts of bills passed by Scottish Parliament ‘must have further consideration’
• More injury issues for Wales as Ben Davies and David Brooks withdraw from squad
• Experts create ‘living medicine’ to treat antibiotic-resistant bacteria
• National player alleges sexual abuse in Australian football
• Hibernian fail in attempt to get Ryan Porteous’ red card overturned
• Australia’s Aaron Finch indicates Ashes series resolution is close
• Shoppers buying frozen turkeys early amid Christmas supply fears, Tesco says
• Johnson brushes off crisis as he channels Thatcher at the Tory party conference
• Pope speaks of his ‘shame’ at widespread child sex abuse within the church in France
• Johnson to announce he has ‘guts’ to fix UK’s problems as benefits cut bites
• Tyson Fury arrives in Las Vegas with a message for Deontay Wilder
• 5 new books to read this week
• Facebook whistleblower misrepresents the company’s work, Mark Zuckerberg says
• Labour and supply problems dent growth in construction sector
• Is Helsinki the new small-scale city break we’re all craving?
• Go Bears Go heading for red-hot Dewhurst assignment
• Sex and the City reboot And Just Like That gets release date – 13 Carrie Bradshaw outfits we still love
• Red Bull to have a different look in Turkey as team pays tribute to Honda
• Climate activists blockade oil rig maintenance facility
• Ireland hopeful it can sign up to global tax deal, says Coveney
• Heathrow passengers report delays of up to four hours as e-gates fail
• Jimmy Doherty on the ‘massive appeal’ of camper vans, and why a bit of adventure is good for the soul
• 6 South American wines to swoon over
• Simon Coveney: UK ‘not likely’ to trigger Article 16
• This Caribbean resort can power the battery recharge we all desperately need
• George Dockrell relishing batting up the order for Ireland
• The Glazers put 9.5 million Manchester United shares up for sale
• Lachlan Coote aims to complete Grand Final hat-trick in his St Helens swansong
• Ottolenghi Test Kitchen’s sesame-crusted feta with black lime honey syrup recipe
• Ottolenghi Test Kitchen’s sweet potato shakshuka with sriracha butter and pickled onions recipe
• Yotam Ottolenghi on the trauma of being a restauranteur during the pandemic, and the joy of raiding your own kitchen cupboards
• What happens to your body when you eat spicy food?
• Tesco lifts profit targets after ‘strong’ first-half sales
• Football rumours: Thomas Tuchel leads charge to keep Antonio Rudiger at Chelsea
• What the papers say – October 6
• England under fire from cricketing greats Ian Botham and Michael Holding
• One child every second to be hit by Universal Credit cut in next month – charity
• Gifted dogs able to remember names of a dozen toys
• Ofcom sets out guidance for video-sharing platforms to keep users safe
• New tardigrade fossil found in 16 million-year-old amber
• Disabled woman fears hate crime occurs ‘more than anyone is ready to admit’
• Amazon furthers physical retail expansion with first UK general store
• Scientists identify oldest-known meat-eating dinosaur from the UK
• Feuding rivals Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka to clash in ‘The Match’