Archive 2022/06/14

• Glenn Maxwell knocks unbeaten 80 as Australia defeat Sri Lanka
• Russia sanctions dozens of UK journalists and media figures
• Nathan Collins’ only regret is his goal did not earn Republic win over Ukraine
• Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price opens up about his own suicide attempt
• Rwanda flight grounded after European Court of Human Rights intervenes
• Hungary defeat joins list of embarrassing losses suffered by England
• Family of missing British journalist receive apology after being told body found
• Gareth Bale: It’s better to make mistakes now and not at the World Cup
• John McGinn admits Scotland were prepared for Armenia to lose discipline
• The performance tonight was shocking – Joe Cole slates England
• Four-star Hungary humiliate England to take top spot their Nations League group
• Harry Kane backs Gareth Southgate despite England’s poor run of form
• Fans turn on Gareth Southgate as sorry England are hammered at home by Hungary
• Senior royals, rappers and politicians join Grenfell community for anniversary
• England lock Maro Itoje never had any doubt Saracens would return to top table
• Nathan Collins stunner helps Ireland earn creditable draw with Ukraine
• Memphis Depay ensures Holland deny Wales at the death again
• Douglas Ross: I would urge people to boycott second referendum
• Stuart Armstrong helps keep Scotland’s Nations League dream alive with double
• Thousands more rail staff to be balloted over strike action
• New York high court rejects Trump appeal, clearing way for testimony
• Darwin Nunez targets ‘trophies and titles’ after sealing Liverpool move
• There is work to do – Steve Clarke knows Scotland have improvements to make
• Nottinghamshire hammer Leicestershire to return to the summit
• All in the eyes as Jonny Bairstow fires England to famous win at Trent Bridge
• What happens when the first migrants arrive in the Rwanda from the UK?
• Thousands of civil servants to be moved from London to Manchester by 2025
• William and Kate’s attendance at Grenfell service hailed as ‘huge’ for community
• Who is Darwin Nunez and what does his transfer mean for Liverpool?
• Rwandan government hits back at ‘insulting’ criticism over migrants plan
• Hollywood stars urge Truss to help free British-Egyptian writer on hunger strike
• Massive milestone – Katie Boulter stuns seventh seed Alison Riske in Birmingham
• Ben Stokes: Trent Bridge win was better than World Cup and Headingley heroics
• Ulster Covenant printing plate sells for £15,000 at auction in Belfast
• Four Met officers served with gross misconduct notices in Child Q investigation
• Tory MPs call for Channel 4 ‘destructive’ privatisation plans to be dropped
• Bentancur, Cavani and Suarez – How have Uruguayans fared in the Premier League?
• Darwin Nunez signing for Liverpool is latest big-money move to Premier League
• Waller overcome with emotion following King’s Stand demolition
• Stuart Armstrong scores twice as Scotland hit back to beat Armenia
• Wales Under-21s brush aside Gibraltar
• Nasser Hussain believes Trent Bridge success was ‘one of England’s greatest wins’
• Jubilant Callum Hutchinson savours Ascot Stakes success
• I’m delighted to be staying with City – Scott Carson signs new deal
• £18m funding announced for free school meals for infants
• Duke and Duchess of Cambridge join survivors and mourners at Grenfell service
• Jonny Bairstow’s rapid century joins list of great fourth-innings contributions
• Britain’s Ryan Peniston enjoys dream Queen’s Club debut to shock Casper Ruud
• Tribunal backs competition watchdog over Facebook’s Giphy takeover
• Jonny Bairstow scores England’s second-fastest Test century in stunning victory
• Charles and Camilla join thousands of racegoers as Royal Ascot ‘back to life’
• A closer look at England’s top-five run chases after victory over New Zealand
• England lauded for stunning run chase in Nottingham – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Baaeed and Nature Strip light up opening afternoon at Royal Ascot
• Giant Stormont artwork encourages viewers to look at the bigger picture
• Bairstow’s blitz and Botham’s brilliance – fastest Test tons by England players
• Rory McIlroy: PGA players joining LIV ‘fracturing game more than it already is’
• Royal Ascot day one – in pictures
• Ukrainian MP praises Ireland’s support for refugees
• Coroebus collects in thrilling St James’s Palace
• Former first minister Arlene Foster to front live Twelfth coverage on GB News
• Johnson’s new cost-of-living tsar said PM should go
• Johnson attacks lawyers as last-ditch legal hearings take place over Rwanda plan
• Baaeed edges closer to Frankel as march to greatness continues
• New boss Vincent Kompany sees ‘incredible future’ at Burnley
• UKHSA and Met Office issue Level 2 heat-health alert ahead of hot weather
• Scottish independence: The key questions
• Plan to override protocol has left businesses in doubt, says industry boss
• Technology giants Apple strike significant long-term global partnership with MLS
• Rwanda policy would have been difficult for my family, bishop says
• EFL chief executive Trevor Birch involved in the league’s efforts on Derby sale
• Jonjoe Kenny joins Hertha Berlin after leaving Everton
• I’m happy with where my game is at – Rory McIlroy in confident mood
• Irish construction company boss must pay estranged wife £12m lump sum – judge
• Hillary Clinton calls on investors to measure impact of funding diverse talent
• Brilliant Bay out to bridge gap to Group One company
• Nature Strip blitzes King’s Stand Stakes rivals
• Rwanda ‘committed to helping migrants sent from UK to build new lives’
• Tourists stranded as Yellowstone park closed after historic floods
• Tributes paid to care home residents who died in boating tragedy
• Racegoers fill stands as Queen misses first day of ‘thrilling’ Royal Ascot
• War of words between unions and the Government ahead of rail strikes
• PM’s tribute to ‘daring and bravery’ of Falklands task force on 40th anniversary
• Grenfell anniversary: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge meet survivors and bereaved
• Secrecy surrounds Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny’s prison move
• No timetable for return of Stormont despite NI protocol Bill – Donaldson
• Injured Pc’s vest had shoe mark on it, Sheku Bayoh inquiry told
• Russians control 80% of contested city in eastern Ukraine
• Andy Farrell: All Blacks are ultimate Test of Ireland’s World Cup credentials
• Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow key to England’s victory hopes at Trent Bridge
• Universities’ reliance on overseas income leaves them at financial risk – report
• Derby County’s Louie Sibley shares police appeal after girlfriend attacked
• Scottish Government rebuked by Presiding Officer over Indyref2 launch
• Bradsell looks exciting in Coventry Stakes win for Hollie Doyle
• Serena Williams given Wimbledon singles wild card and set for Eastbourne doubles
• American-based consortium talking to Everton owner Farhad Moshiri about takeover
• British Government does not understand Good Friday Agreement – Taoiseach
• Burke sets sail for Queen Mary glory at Ascot
• Deportation plane suspected to be flying refugees to Rwanda spotted at Wiltshire military base
• Sturgeon says independence campaign will remain ‘broad church’
• Baaeed delivers Queen Anne honours in style
• Andrew is ‘a very good man’, says Duchess of York
• Search expert speaks of ‘frustration’ in hunt for missing teenager
• Crash for cash scammers ‘spreading to target people in towns and villages’
• Patients must not be ‘left in a void’ waiting for care, expert says
• Packed stands at Royal Ascot as Charles and Camilla lead royals in Queen’s absence
• Young bull joins passengers on train platform in Glasgow
• Overwhelming vote for housing measures to stop Whitby becoming a ‘theme park’
• Sturgeon urges PM to ‘be a democrat’ as she launches case for Indyref2
• Tyson Fury says ‘money not tempting’ and rubbishes talk of retirement U-turn
• Civil Service grew by more than 4,000 in first three months of 2022
• Man in court on murder charge after death of 15-year-old boy in Manchester
• Arts minister says change of ownership is ‘right thing for Channel 4’
• Airlines told to review summer schedules after half-term chaos
• Baby murdered by parents hours after social worker’s visit, court told
• Nemanja Matic joins Jose Mourinho again after sealing Roma move
• Ex-police officer jailed for string of racist messages mocking George Floyd death
• Arts Council England quizzed over support of Royal Opera House amid levelling up
• We must confront the issues raised by the Grenfell disaster, says Jon Snow
• Sturgeon says she will be ‘frank’ on challenges of post-independence border
• Grenfell victims remembered at Westminster Abbey memorial service
• Calls for government to address school issues for Ukrainian children
• Vincent Kompany’s in-tray as he is appointed new Burnley boss
• Pro wrestler Jeff Hardy facing driving under the influence charge in Florida
• Elliot Daly credits Eddie Jones and pub meeting for Saracens’ return to top
• Vincent Kompany excited by Burnley challenge after being named new Clarets boss
• Why are wages lagging so far behind inflation in the UK?
• WhatsApp users can now transfer message data from Android to an iPhone
• Tam Courts ready for ‘next challenge’ after leaving Dundee United
• Turkish national airline to rebrand as Turkiye Hava Yollari
• In Pictures: Hats off to stylish racegoers as sun shines for Royal Ascot
• SNP MP Grady facing two-day ban for ‘inappropriate physical advance’ on teenager
• ‘SW and SW19 – it’s a date’ – Serena Williams set for tennis return at Wimbledon
• England lose Zak Crawley for a duck at start of 299-run victory target chase
• Elon Musk to address Twitter employees for first time this week
• German court rejects bid to remove antisemitic pig sculpture on church
• Tragic baby ‘discharged into parents’ care despite hospital staff opposition’
• Womb transplants are safe and effective, study suggests
• Johnson’s ethics adviser fails to deny he considered resignation
• Hospitality vacancies hit record high as pubs and bars face staff shortages
• Names of 72 Grenfell victims read out at memorial service on fifth anniversary
• Police officer ‘stamped on by Sheku Bayoh’ showed discomfort, inquiry hears
• Aviation firms and ministers must ‘shoulder the responsibility’ for flight chaos
• Ireland name five uncapped players in squad to tour New Zealand
• Covid-19 weekly deaths continue to fall as bank holidays affect registrations
• England chasing target of 299 to win second Test after NZ add further 60 runs
• Malky Mackay delighted as David Cancola extends Ross County stay
• Care home owners speak of ‘devastation’ following lake deaths
• Nicola Sturgeon insists Holyrood has ‘indisputable’ mandate to hold indyref2
• SNP MP faces Commons suspension for ‘unwanted sexual advance’ in pub
• Former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany appointed Burnley boss
• Charities issue warning for animals ahead of hot weather
• Britney Spears’ ex-husband charged with stalking after trying to crash wedding
• Monkeypox outbreak delays defence report for trial of Covid charge MP
• Refugees living in Rwanda warn arrivals from UK will face challenges
• Instagram brings new parental supervision tools to the UK
• Tottenham agree deal for Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma
• ECB partners with Nujum Sports to help improve Muslim inclusion in cricket
• Whitby votes for restrictions on new-build second homes and holiday lets
• Boris Johnson defends Rwanda migrants policy with first flight set to leave
• Royal Ascot to welcome racegoers for week of racing, but will the Queen be there?
• Irish Government needs to ‘get real’ about protocol problems – Donaldson
• Stradivarius tackles nine rivals in quest for fourth Gold Cup triumph
• UN chief warns of ‘disconnect’ between citizens and governments on climate
• Fuel prices hit new highs as Government axes £1,500 electric car grant
• UK workers see pay lag behind inflation at record rate
• NHS ‘manager bashing’ is ‘explaining away’ problems in health service
• Truss to do ‘whatever necessary’ to get Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner released
• Landmark floating restaurant towed from Hong Kong harbour
• How to create a stunning display of succulents in your garden this summer
• Truss insists first ‘completely moral’ Rwanda flight will take off with migrants
• Truss: ‘Absolutely no reason’ for EU anger over plan to override Brexit deal
• Go-Ahead shares jump after £650m takeover bid agreed
• Ex-Denmark forward Jon Dahl Tomasson appointed Blackburn boss on three-year deal
• Salmond challenges Sturgeon to set out how second independence vote will happen
• The defining fashion for each decade of Glastonbury
• Dame Sheila Hancock on feeling angry as she approaches 90
• Seinfeld pays tribute to ‘great’ actor Philip Baker Hall following his death
• What’s trending in the world of wallpaper – and 5 ways to paste like a pro
• Football rumours: Manchester City hope to sign Kalvin Phillips before US trip
• Golden State Warriors on verge of fourth NBA title in eight years
• World Blood Donor Day: How to make giving blood a breeze – even if you have a needle-phobia
• What the papers say – June 14
• Service to mark 40th anniversary of liberation of the Falkland Islands
• Sturgeon unveils first paper of ‘updated independence prospectus’ for Scotland
• Convicted child sex offender and actor Robert Hughes to be deported to UK
• Rwanda deportation flight set to leave after legal challenge fails
• Business leaders urge PM to pull back from ‘damaging trade war’ with Brussels
• What is the British military presence in the Falkland Islands?
• UK’s first carbon storage licensing round gets under way
• Broadband providers ‘not promoting social tariffs enough’, Which? says
• Covid business loans ‘saved hundreds of thousands of jobs’
• Stop silencing university students and staff over abuse on campus, MP urges