Archive 2022/06/19

• Commonwealth offers ‘unique opportunity’ for UK trade, says Johnson
• Moment of magic keeps Matt Fitzpatrick firmly in the running for US Open title
• Macron alliance projected to lose parliamentary majority
• Max Verstappen revels in exciting finish to win in Canadian Grand Prix
• Lewis Hamilton ‘overwhelmed’ to finish on the podium in Canada
• Firefighters battle wildfires as Europe is hit by heatwave
• Nadine Dorries supports ban on trans swimmers in elite women’s events
• Voters ‘don’t give a fig’ over PM’s ethics adviser quitting, says Dorries
• Ellis Genge talks up Steve Borthwick’s ‘incredible’ work at champions Leicester
• Eddie Jones wants England to make mark in what could be historic Australia tour
• Youngsters trust politicians less than influencers to give truthful news – poll
• YouTuber gets planning permission for tunnel under his garden to bunker
• ‘I was in weird place’ – Jason Roy credits ‘normal life’ for England ODI heroics
• Matt Fitzpatrick remains in the hunt for first major title at Brookline
• Max Verstappen boosts championship lead with win in Canadian Grand Prix
• Friends launch fundraiser to get dying man to Glastonbury for the last time
• Lancashire stay top while Surrey extend winning run in Vitality Blast
• Sports stars spread the love on Father’s Day – Sunday’s sporting social
• Anthony Joshua to face Oleksandr Usyk in rematch on August 20 in Saudi Arabia
• Reports: Oscar winner Paul Haggis detained in Italy in sex assault case
• Eddie Jones ‘pleased with intent’ despite heavy defeat to Barbarians
• Jason Roy stars as England wrap up Netherlands series with six-wicket win
• US Open set for tense climax as early starters have mixed success at Brookline
• Anthony Joshua’s return adds to Saudi Arabia’s sporting portfolio
• Geraint Thomas becomes first British rider to win Tour de Suisse
• Paula Badosa: People have to stop putting so much pressure on Emma Raducanu
• O’Neill: Protocol Bill will have ‘colossal political and economic consequences’
• Terror victim’s daughter remembers ‘one of most gentle human beings’
• Matteo Berrettini joins star-studded list by retaining Queen’s title
• Irish premier warns of ‘serious situation’ if Britain scraps NI protocol
• England hammered by 14-man Barbarians as Damien Penaud scores twice
• Lone Eagle team looking for suitable option
• First Listed win for Ross Coakley on Glenartney
• Back-to-back titles for Beatriz Haddad Maia as Zhang Shuai retires in Birmingham
• French trip on the cards for Burning Victory
• Doyle secures first Classic success on Nashwa
• Sir Lindsay Hoyle names new kitten after Clement Attlee
• Terror victim’s daughter remembers ‘one of most gentle human beings’
• Inmate sentenced to die for killing guards during escape from prison bus
• Stand-in skipper Scott Edwards spearheads Netherlands recovery in second ODI
• Teaching unions prepared to ballot if pay does not increase
• Ground key to Tashkhan plans
• Ellis Genge targeted by online racist abuse after Premiership final victory
• Ryan Peniston hopes new-found fame can help him spread cancer awareness
• Famous faces read extract about son of detained British-Egyptian writer
• Danish ex-foreign minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen dies at 80
• Five stars who lit up Royal Ascot
• Passengers warned of very limited service as ScotRail gears up for strikes
• Sadiq Khan joins 14,000 people on fundraising bike ride from London to Brighton
• Goldie looking to the future following milestone winner
• Goodwood option for Twilight Calls
• Morale is a concern as Nato chief warns war could last for ‘years’
• UK ‘leaderless but not powerless’ says former PM Gordon Brown
• Firefighters in Spain battle wildfires across the country
• Rail strikes an ‘act of huge self-harm’, Grant Shapps tells unions
• Anas Sarwar: Next general election will be campaign to boot out Boris Johnson
• Ward in no rush to make Golden Pal plan
• Michael Beale brings Kenneth Paal to QPR
• Reading sign Middlesbrough goalkeeper Joe Lumley on season-long loan
• Hopefully we can kick on again – Freddie Steward wants more from Leicester
• England loose forward John Bateman knows there is still room for improvement
• Eight more dead as India’s Assam state reels under floods
• Lisa Nandy ‘not worried’ over claims about Keir Starmer’s ‘succession planning’
• British troops must prepare to fight in Europe once again, says Army chief
• Liverpool sign teenage defender Calvin Ramsay from Aberdeen
• Duterte’s daughter takes oath as Philippines vice president
• Man Utd chief executive Richard Arnold meets with disgruntled fans at local pub
• IS claims attack on Sikh temple in Kabul
• World’s largest cargo ship arrives in UK port
• Royal family release heart-warming Father’s Day photographs through the ages
• Finsbury Park attack victim remembered at mosque on five-year anniversary
• Ukrainian family moved to tears by fundraiser to help diabetic daughter
• EU drafting legislation to prepare for ‘doomsday’ Protocol legislation
• Nurse cycling 3,200 miles to every children’s hospice in UK for charity
• Attorney General: ‘Time to complete Brexit’ in wake of Rwanda flight grounding
• Teddy collector set to auction more than 1,000 bears accumulated over 58 years
• French voters go to the polls in test for Macron
• Motor insurers ‘facing challenges from rising costs and supply chain issues’
• Treasury-backed interest-free loan scheme to be expanded to reach up to 20,000
• Apple workers vote to unionise at Maryland store
• US opens Covid-19 vaccines to infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers
• Matt Fitzpatrick leads US Open into final day as he closes in on Boston double
• Family at Glastonbury for first time as lottery millionaires – in an old caravan
• What the papers say – June 19
• Matt Fitzpatrick channels his Brookline history as he seeks first major title
• Matt Fitzpatrick takes share of lead into final round of US Open
• Dame Kelly Holmes says she ‘needed to do this now’ as she announces she is gay
• Prime Minister warns ‘we need to steel ourselves for long war’ in Ukraine
• Shapps accuses union of ‘punishing’ the public with crippling rail strikes
• Giant puppet tours England to mark World Refugee Week
• Sturgeon: Opponents ‘running scared’ of independence