Archive 2022/01/31

• Rihanna expecting first child with A$AP Rocky as she debuts baby bump in New York
• Labour pushes ministers to allow probe into ‘astronomical levels of fraud’
• Stoke sign Josh Maja on loan from Bordeaux
• Hull sign Allahyar Sayyadmanesh on loan and make Ryan Longman deal permanent
• Danny Cowley admits Portsmouth did not play well enough in loss to Charlton
• Swansea sign Shrewsbury defender Nathanael Ogbeta
• Russia responds to US proposal to de-escalate Ukraine crisis
• Bournemouth bring in Todd Cantwell, Siriki Dembele and Kieffer Moore
• Government plans to scrap mandatory jab requirement in health and social care
• £88m in aid for Ukraine to support democracy and reduce reliance on Russia
• Labour to propose windfall tax on gas and oil firms as household bills skyrocket
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang poised for late deadline-day move to Barcelona
• Controversial Conor Washington goal helps Charlton win at Portsmouth
• Longer school day trialled in Wales
• Rangers complete Aaron Ramsey coup with deadline-day loan move
• Callum Davidson tips Theo Bair to succeed at St Johnstone
• Ruth Davidson ‘upset’ over partygate
• Alan Carr’s husband Paul Drayton says he takes ‘full accountability’ for actions
• Nick Cannon ‘to become dad for the eighth time’ weeks after death of five-month-old son Zen
• Ross County expected to have an unchanged squad for Aberdeen clash
• Zak Rudden available for Dundee’s derby clash with Dundee United
• Lily Collins pays tribute to father Phil on his 71st birthday with adorable throwback picture
• Cara Delevingne opens up on the struggles of ‘growing up as a queer child’
• Foreign Secretary to miss Ukraine trip after testing positive for coronavirus
• Livingston wait on Jackson Longridge after facial injury
• Zak Rudden to be in Dundee squad for derby after move from Partick Thistle
• Hibernian manager Shaun Maloney has defensive issues to ponder
• Australian Prime Minister warns Kanye West to get fully vaccinated if he wants to tour down under
• Frank Lampard wastes no time to strengthen Everton squad
• Tim Akinola excited for United loan after initial confusion over Dundee clubs
• Johnson promises change in No 10 as police investigate alleged party in his flat
• Malky Mackay says Ross County united behind Regan Charles-Cook after online hate
• Barnsley bring in Amine Bassi on loan from FC Metz
• Study estimates 73,000 tree species on Earth, including 9,200 undiscovered
• Jesse Lingard looks set to stay at Manchester United despite Newcastle interest
• Judge seeks High Court help with testimony about Duke of York from ex-assistant
• Tranmere assessing Tom Davies ahead of Stevenage match
• Britney Spears wants sister Jamie Lynn to do a lie detector test over claims made in ‘best selling’ book
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang future unknown as Donny Van De Beek makes Everton move
• Port Vale without banned goalkeeper Lucas Covolan for Forest Green clash
• Partygate: What have we learned from Sue Gray’s inquiry update?
• Christian Eriksen has Bees buzzing on deadline day, while champions sign Alvarez
• Shaun Maloney welcomes involvement of ex-Hibernian players
• Scrapped jabs mandate for healthcare staff is latest Government pandemic U-turn
• Motherwell’s Liam Kelly looking forward to ‘business end’ of the season
• World Cup-winner Roberto Carlos set for Sunday League appearance in Shropshire
• Baby boys who spend longer watching TV ‘more likely to be diagnosed with autism’
• Government should avoid NI rise during cost of living crisis, experts warn
• Johnson still hopes to speak to Putin over Ukraine crisis, says No 10
• Aberdeen had clear-the-air talks after St Mirren defeat, reveals Joe Lewis
• Ending mandate too little, too late, says care worker sacked for vaccine refusal
• Two in, three out on busy deadline day for Tottenham
• What MPs said after release of Sue Gray report
• Tory MP warns he no longer supports Boris Johnson during stormy Commons session
• Rihanna debuts baby bump on stroll with boyfriend ASAP Rocky
• Lampard joins Everton and Brentford get Eriksen – Monday’s sporting social
• Former landlady Sue Gray calls time on No 10 drinking culture
• Gathering where PM was ‘ambushed with cake’ part of police partygate probe
• Grandfather who died from single punch loved his family and Bob Marley – tribute
• Ex-Chelsea manager Avram Grant faces Fifa probe after sexual harassment claims
• Charles suggests the world should safeguard space after ‘making a mess’ of Earth
• Boris Johnson backs down to allow publication of second Sue Gray report
• Partygate police sifting through more than 300 photos and 500 pieces of paper
• Emergency department doctor went to acute ward to commit sex attacks, jury told
• Blues drummer Sam Lay, who played with Bob Dylan and Muddy Waters, dies aged 86
• Everton owner issues rallying call and urges fans to get behind Frank Lampard
• PM to shake up No 10 after Gray shows 12 events under police investigation
• Hundreds of jobs to go as Tesco axes counters and Jack’s discount shops
• Livingston have huge incentive to beat lowly St Johnstone – David Martindale
• Bodies removed from fire-ravaged block of flats after complex recovery process
• Sacrificing Ukraine would be ‘disastrous’ for the West, MPs told
• Plumpton victor Pat Murphy outlines joint licence plan
• Sue Gray report: Man handed £2,000 lockdown fine wants ‘apology and money back’
• A closer look at Frank Lampard’s record as a manager
• Boris Johnson’s Jimmy Savile quip aimed at Sir Keir Starmer branded ‘disgrace’
• Ukraine crisis: What to know amid the fears of war
• Covid bereaved families call for ‘nothing short’ of Boris Johnson’s resignation
• Universities ‘should take note’ of Sussex free speech row investigation
• Scotland Yard investigates 12 Whitehall lockdown parties
• Dennis Adeniran sidelined for season as Sheffield Wednesday take on Morecambe
• Rangers poised to wrap up loan move for Aaron Ramsey
• 5 of the best January transfer deadline-day signings by Premier League clubs
• Robbie Neilson hopes to put on a show for Hearts’ travelling fans at Hibernian
• Sam Hornby could start for Colchester against Rochdale
• SNP MP Ian Blackford told to leave Commons over claims against Boris Johnson
• Reo Griffiths in line for a derby day debut
• Olivier Ntcham hopes for a start when Swansea take on Luton
• Dundee United heading into Tayside derby with confidence, says Tam Courts
• St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin: Jordan Jones is too good to be on Wigan’s bench
• Captain Sir Tom Moore tweeter found guilty of ‘grossly offensive’ message
• Millwall set to be unchanged for Preston clash
• Rangers sign young Polish right-back Mateusz Zukowski
• Pension savers ‘face four-year wait’ to see all pots together online
• Mullins to leave it late before making Appreciate It decision
• Bristol protester was ‘leader and instigator’ as violence unfolded, court hears
• Russia and US square off at UN Security Council over Ukraine
• Christian Eriksen has Bees buzzing on deadline day, while City sign a striker
• Gray inquiry findings so far ‘brutal’ and ‘damning’ – lawyers
• Defendant told police he never attacked psychiatrist, court hears
• Drug crime involving children highest proportion on record
• Christian Eriksen has Bees buzzing on deadline day, while City sign a striker
• Oscar Threlkeld available for Bradford’s clash with Leyton Orient
• New boss Neil Harris to take charge for first time when Gillingham host Crewe
• Swindon could hand debut to Brandon Cooper against Crawley
• Do not deny pupils the chance to learn over masks issue, says minister
• Sheffield United sign Brentford defender Charlie Goode on loan
• Kieran Sadlier pushing for Bolton start against Cambridge
• Edna celebrates 101st birthday amid 30,000 cards following care home appeal
• EastEnders star June Brown leads tributes to Dr Legg actor Leonard Fenton following his death
• What the Sue Gray report means for Downing Street
• Kilcruit enjoys Punchestown stroll
• ‘Any threat to collapse Stormont must be removed’ – Conor Murphy
• PM says Brexit paper shows ambition to ‘plant British flag on world stage again’
• Max Malins: England rookies braced for Murrayfield hostility and ready to thrive
• Christian Eriksen ‘can’t wait to get started’ after return with Brentford
• Leonard Fenton dead: Actor who played Dr Legg in BBC soap has died aged 95
• Revealed: the lockdown parties across No 10 and Whitehall being probed by Met Police
• Police given more time to question Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood
• Police given additional time to question Mason Greenwood
• Twelve pages and a 133-word conclusion: How Sue Gray’s ‘report’ breaks down
• Absolutely wonderful: Care home residents’ joy as visiting restrictions lifted
• Damning Sue Gray report finds Downing Street lockdown parties were a ‘serious failure’
• L’Homme Presse tops six in Scilly Isles reckoning
• Police probe Johnson birthday event and gathering in Downing Street flat
• More than 45,000 homes without power after storms batter UK
• Storm sets new wind power record
• Captain Tom tweet was ‘disrespectful and left a bad taste’, court is told
• Harrogate defender Lewis Richards facing late fitness test ahead of Stags clash
• Syrian prison overrun by IS terrorists back under control, says US-backed force
• Beryly Lubala could make Northampton squad for Barrow clash
• AFC Wimbledon to make late call on Alex Woodyard
• Pressure on Morgan and death bowling woes – England’s T20 series in West Indies
• WHO probes alleged racism and abusive behaviour by top director
• Bardenstown Lad out to book Festival ticket at Musselburgh
• Sue Gray’s report into Downing Street lockdown parties in full
• Sue Gray report live: ‘There were failures of leadership and judgement’
• Will Keane a worry for Wigan’s clash with Oxford
• Julian Alvarez completes Manchester City switch but stays with River Plate
• Wells says he would consider running against DUP if Forsythe is candidate
• First Northern Ireland 2021 census results to be published in June
• African Union suspends Burkina Faso after coup
• Wout Weghorst determined to make impact in Premier League after joining Burnley
• Freddie Woodman ‘buzzing’ after sealing loan switch to Bournemouth
• Dan Biggar talks up Johnny Sexton ahead of Wales’ Six Nations game with Ireland
• Huddersfield sign Chelsea prospect Tino Anjorin on loan
• New Everton boss Frank Lampard focused on Premier League survival bid
• Joe Rogan addresses podcast controversy as he apologises to Spotify and vows to ‘do better’
• David Murdoch using his Olympic experiences to benefit GB curlers in Beijing
• Labour MP Jack Dromey remade history many times over, mourners told
• No 10 to publish limited Sue Gray report – but does not commit to full version
• Co-op workers win legal argument in equal pay battle
• England Women set to host Test match against South Africa this summer
• New Everton boss Frank Lampard’s career in pictures
• Improve results and get fans on side – what Frank Lampard needs to do at Everton
• Former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard back in management with Everton
• Adil Rashid pleased with his form in England’s T20 series defeat to West Indies
• Residents vent anger over days without power following Storm Malik
• Guinness to open £73m microbrewery venue in London
• Wordle: How many did you do it in today?
• Nicholls planning dual assault on Dublin Racing Festival
• Johnson to fly to Ukraine for crisis talks amid fears of Russian attack
• Crowd trouble at EFL fixtures ‘illustrate the problem of disorder at all levels’
• Man released following arrest in Texas synagogue siege investigation
• Care home residents celebrate lifting of visitor restrictions
• Preston sign defender Bambo Diaby until end of the season
• Neil Harris takes over at struggling Gillingham
• Two police officers shot dead during traffic stop in Germany
• Wales midfielder Aaron Ramsey could leave Juventus for Rangers
• What does Sue Gray’s report say? ‘Partygate’ inquiry is finally handed over to Prime Minister
• Richardson Viano: The Haitian skier ready to make history at the Winter Olympics
• Malky Mackay hoping Rangers draw will give Ross County belief
• Lunar New Year: Celebrations for Year of the Tiger are muted but bring hope
• Government ‘looking again’ at scrapping mandatory vaccine requirement
• 6.1 million birds recorded so far in nationwide garden wildlife survey
• Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse
• Injured Jamie Bhatti out of Scotland squad but Duhan van der Merwe fit to return
• Free agent keeper Jamal Blackman signs for Huddersfield
• Terrorist who plotted to kidnap and murder soldier denied parole
• Living costs surge ‘could be hitting retirement plans of over-55s’
• Formula One to introduce mandatory Covid vaccination for all staff
• Santini team eager to take Cheltenham Gold Cup test
• Care home residents to reunite with loved ones as visiting restrictions lifted
• Dolce & Gabbana to drop use of animal fur
• Biggest ever thank you party set for Queen’s Jubilee weekend
• Former Yorkshire and England all-rounder Tim Bresnan announces his retirement
• Key questions as Christian Eriksen returns seven months on from cardiac arrest
• Cypriot supreme court overturns UK woman’s rape lie conviction
• Boris Johnson expected to receive Sue Gray’s partygate inquiry on Monday
• Government to launch ‘Brexit Freedoms’ Bill to amend outdated EU law
• ‘Sleek’ grey strengthens position as UK’s favourite new car colour
• Fears of food and drink shortages grow as CO2 supply deal ends
• Chancellor looking at how to ‘abate energy costs’, says PM
• Joe Rogan pledges to ‘balance’ podcast after Covid misinformation controversy
• Battle of the Brits event rearranged for December
• Johnson will urge Putin to ‘step back from the brink’ in Ukraine
• ‘You think it is a prison’ – inside barracks used to house asylum seekers
• Sir Patrick Vallance to be next chairman of Natural History Museum
• Arsenal midfielder Tim Akinola linked with Dundee United loan move
• Opinion: As Nicola Coughlan speaks out, why we shouldn’t comment on people’s bodies – good or bad
• Man faces trial over kidnapping and killing eight-year-old girl at wedding
• Take a peek at Europe’s most exciting new spa breaks
• Back-to-back storms leave thousands without power
• Christian Eriksen returns to football signing for Brentford 7 months after cardiac arrest on pitch during Euro 2020
• Russia, US and Ukraine face talks at UN Security Council
• Lord Frost rules out No 10 return over National Insurance hike opposition
• Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood still in custody after arrest on suspicion of rape and assault
• Government ‘set for U-turn on mandatory Covid vaccinations for NHS and social care workers’
• Onemorefortheroad all set for Newbury feature
• Pregnant reporter in Afghanistan tells of nightmare struggle to return home to New Zealand due to stringent Covid re-entry rules
• Edinburgh-Newcastle rail line closed due to Storm Corrie
• UAE intercepts Yemen missile as Israeli president visits
• Enjoyed Veganuary? 5 of the best new cookbooks to continue plant-based eating
• Fatal stabbings during altercation an ‘isolated incident’
• Could leftover coffee, tea and other drinks feed your plants?
• Manchester United player Mason Greenwood arrested over alleged rape and assault
• Socialist Party wins re-election in Portugal
• Why do some parents catch Covid from their children but others don’t?
• Ardern tests negative as Omicron takes hold in New Zealand
• Football rumours: Liverpool hoping to strike last-gasp deal for Fabio Carvalho
• Top Hong Kong official resigns over birthday party during Covid-19 surge
• Deadline Day Live – Donny Van De Beek set to seal Manchester United exit
• Rafael Nadal not yet thinking about more grand slam success
• Spotify responds to Covid misinformation backlash sparked by Neil Young’s exit
• Rafael Nadal’s history-making Australian Open win: key questions
• North Korea confirms test of missile capable of striking Guam
• The sporting weekend in pictures
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang nearing Arsenal exit as deadline day arrives
• Cincinnati Bengals complete 18-point comeback to reach Super Bowl LVI
• What the papers say – January 31
• Moeen Ali: West Indies defeat shows England must improve on sluggish pitches
• Back-to-back storms with gusts above 90mph batter parts of UK
• England beaten in West Indies decider as Jason Holder runs riot in final over
• Labour call for civil service chief to step in over independence prospectus
• Schools should be ranked on exclusion rates as well as GCSE scores, say experts
• Drive by easyJet to recruit 1,000 pilots over next five years
• Drive by easyJet to recruit 1,000 pilots over next five years
• Big brands missing out on £4.5bn each year ‘due to lack of product diversity’
• More passengers to be eligible for flight delay compensation under new plan
• Alarming racial inequality over third jabs, blood cancer charity says
• Recovering addict calls for shops to keep alcohol away from queues
• Hospital workers launch strike over pay
• NHS soup-and-shake diet for diabetes patients rolled out to more regions
• Livestock can help reforestation process if managed carefully – research
• BBC Three to return with a regional focus, channel controller says
• Sir Paul McCartney emotional when listening to song he penned for John Lennon
• Buy-to-let landlords facing cladding bills ‘makes no sense’, ministers warned