Archive 2022/06/22

• Harriet Harman says next Labour leader ‘has got to be a woman’
• Teachers’ strike would be unfair after pandemic disruption, Nadhim Zahawi says
• I definitely felt the pressure – Jill Scott relieved to make England Euros squad
• PM hits out at ‘condescending’ opponents of Rwanda asylum seekers scheme
• 90% want to see continued support for Freeview and broadcast radio – survey
• If it’s not the asylum seeker policy, why is Boris Johnson in Rwanda?
• Chancellor to meet oil and gas industry leaders in Aberdeen
• ‘I feel slightly bamboozled,’ quips Charles after posing among bamboo trees
• ‘Onserena’ double act serve up another win as Williams fires Wimbledon warning
• Wales lock Alun Wyn Jones is ‘the ultimate professional’ – Adam Beard
• Sheffield Wednesday take Michael Smith and Michael Ihiekwe off Rotherham’s hands
• Recipe for success helps Harriet Dart serve up hat-trick of wins at Eastbourne
• Sheffield Wednesday sign striker Michael Smith from Rotherham
• Rory McIlroy not impressed as Brooks Koepka becomes latest big name to join LIV
• Florida wildlife team hauls in 18-foot Burmese python
• Serena Williams continues injury comeback with second victory in Eastbourne
• French president Macron offers to compromise after parliament loss
• Brewer Carlsberg to trial fibre beer bottle in UK
• Residents describe ‘exciting but scary’ moment sinkhole swallows up street
• PM and Charles to hold talks in Rwanda amid criticism of asylum removal policy
• Ryan Fredericks reunited with Scott Parker at Bournemouth after West Ham exit
• Terminally ill festival-lover to fly to Glastonbury as public grant ‘last wish’
• NHS workers should get fair pay with inflation considered – Sajid Javid
• Sir Lenny Henry receives honorary degree from Oxford University
• Hormones linked to sleep apnoea and snoring in postmenopausal women – study
• Ian Blackford should get ‘proper HR advice’ over handling of complaint – Cherry
• The 6ixty – Chris Gayle ambassador for new white-ball format in the Caribbean
• Polio virus detected in UK
• Four-time Arc-winning trainer Alec Head dies aged 97
• Man found ‘not responsible’ for Times Square vehicle rampage
• Lynden Gooch signs new Sunderland deal
• Newcastle hope to tie up move for England keeper Nick Pope before the weekend
• NI’s former top judge criticises Stormont parties for ‘doing nothing’ on legacy
• Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic pick up wins at Hurlingham
• Jos Buttler gives his backing to Eoin Morgan amid England captain’s poor form
• Bulgaria’s no-confidence vote could hamper EU expansion
• Host speaks of difficulty in bringing teenage Ukrainian musician to UK
• Police Scotland urged to train all staff on equality amid ‘boys’ club culture’
• Ben Stokes stresses England players have ‘a responsibility on and off field’
• State Of Rest could clash with Baaeed, as O’Brien suggests plans to come back to a mile
• Ben Stokes excited to unleash Jamie Overton’s pace against New Zealand
• Husband granted right to use embryo created with late wife for surrogacy
• Root loves cricket and Mane says goodbye – Wednesday’s sporting social
• Family of man Tasered on Chelsea Bridge ‘deeply distressed’ by what happened
• Goalkeeper Matt Macey moves from Hibernian to Luton
• Rail strike to go ahead as Shapps accused of ‘wrecking’ negotiations
• Huge mud toilet sculpture unveiled at Glastonbury to warn against climate change
• Highest proportion of homes to get cost-of-living payment are in London – DWP
• Jacob Rees-Mogg says EU red tape ‘revolution’ will not create Wild West
• Charles in plea not to repeat horrors as he sees grim legacy of Rwandan genocide
• Fishing feud near Antarctica splits the US and UK
• Hope Powell: Women’s football now completely different from Euro 2005 in England
• Cardiff fans excited by Gareth Bale’s visit to the club’s training ground
• Johnson and Starmer clash over biggest rail strikes in a generation
• Bill of Rights ‘shocking and unnecessary’, warns Scottish Government minister
• Microsoft: Russian cyber spying targets 42 Ukraine allies
• Oscula makes her class count at Carlisle
• Taoiseach Micheal Martin to consider invite to visit Ukraine
• Soldier killed after being hit by armoured vehicle during training exercises
• What is polio and what happened the last time there was an epidemic in the UK?
• Heather Knight insists there is room for Test cricket in the women’s game
• Mishriff firmly on course for Eclipse after workout
• Firefighters warn of rise in fires caused by e-bikes after Shepherd’s Bush blaze
• Women’s Euros will come ‘too soon’ for Northern Ireland – Kenny Shiels
• Jason Roy hits century as England crush the Netherlands to seal clean sweep
• Chelsea sale will net £2.35bn for charity, sanctions watchdog says
• ‘Reckless’ to boost public sector pay in line with inflation, No 10 says
• MPs support moves to allow Secretary of State to commission NI abortion services
• Suspect arrested after pensioner, 89, stabbed to death in south London
• Queen hopes to travel to Scotland for Holyrood Week – Palace
• Traffickers will escape justice if victims treated like criminals, charity warns
• Ross Thompson hopes to recover form on Scotland duty after Glasgow struggles
• Zoom revamps product range with new Zoom One subscription packages
• Three hurt as jet crash lands and catches fire in Miami
• In Pictures: Crowds arrive at Glastonbury Festival on day one
• Breast cancer spreads at night, new research suggests
• Katie Boulter goes down fighting against Petra Kvitova in Eastbourne
• Couple who enslaved Slovakian men and forced them to work at car wash are jailed
• Lifer who shot dead policeman in 2003 found guilty of wounding prison officer
• Workers don’t have enough power in modern Britain – poll
• York and Deauville identified as targets for Eydon return
• ‘Impossible’ to say how many Rwanda flights needed to deter Channel crossings
• Home working ‘a problem’ for effectiveness of rail strikes
• Cameron Norrie pleased to be Wimbledon ninth seed but not taking run for granted
• James Rado, who co-created groundbreaking Broadway musical Hair, dies at 90
• Call for autumn booster programme to be extended
• Ofcom chief directs BBC to be ‘much more transparent’ with viewers
• 6 cheap and brilliant family days out to go on this summer
• Cox Plate defence likely to be major aim for State Of Rest
• EU Commission proposes cutting pesticides by half by 2030
• Emily Eavis hails ‘amazing feeling’ after Glastonbury gates swing open
• Excitement and ‘abject panic’ for Glastonbury revellers taking train to festival
• Kate takes a turn behind the camera as she visits creative projects
• Former partner of Babes in the Wood killer fails in appeal bid
• Boris Johnson questioned over speculation about jobs for wife
• England set 245 to wrap up one-day international clean sweep of the Netherlands
• Kent LGBT pride parade ditches vehicle floats to be more climate friendly
• New Dundee United boss Jack Ross: It’s nice not to have to firefight right away
• Queen holds in-person audience with Governor of New South Wales
• Government’s Moderna partnership to bring over £1 billion investment
• Functioning Stormont is best way to help business in Northern Ireland, MPs hear
• Charles and Camilla hear about Rwandan genocide atrocities
• Maljoom booked for Prix Jacques le Marois
• New Zealand captain Kane Williamson returns to face England at Headingley
• Windrush generation makes our culture richer, says William as monument unveiled
• Diary of 12-year-old Ukrainian refugee in Dublin to be released
• Inquiry into fatal hotel fire to ask victims’ families for impact statements
• Home Affairs retired to Coolmore Australia
• Michaela Walsh will not dwell on previous Commonwealth Games near-misses
• Train passengers hit by more cancellations as strike talks resume
• Replacing UK’s weapons stockpiles could take ‘years’, says head of armed forces
• Stop blaming problems on others and get on with your job, Starmer tells Johnson
• R&A confirms LIV Golf Series players will be allowed to compete at Open
• Man receives community order for ‘bizarre’ damage to Manchester Arena memorial
• Migrant mother ‘gives birth on uninhabited tiny island near Lesbos’
• Sadio Mane completes move to Bayern Munich and relishes ‘new challenge’ ahead
• Jamie Overton to make England debut in third Test against New Zealand
• Pretty Polly plan for Dreamloper – but rain would be a concern
• Meta removes ‘large numbers’ of upskirting images found on Facebook
• TSSA union members accept pay offer at Merseyrail
• Unaccompanied children can come to UK under Homes for Ukraine visa scheme, says Gove
• Queen hails Windrush pioneers as national monument unveiled
• Government extends plan to sell taxpayer stake in NatWest
• French paratroopers conduct military drill in Estonia in message to Russia
• News agency: 1,000 dead and 1,500 injured in Afghan quake
• British breakdancers ready for ‘bonkers’ chance to compete at Paris Olympics
• Up Helly Aa Viking festival squads open to women for first time
• That’s not my name: confusing wild and Bactrian camels ‘masks extinction risk’
• Jamie Overton set for England Test debut in place of injured James Anderson
• Ellen White to miss Netherlands game after positive Covid-19 test
• Top Texas officer: Uvalde police response was ‘abject failure’
• Indyref2 drive a distraction from Scottish Government’s record – Darling
• Big sprint targets under the microscope for Highfield Princess
• Artist with cancer seeks help to create ‘cape of creative courage’
• Thunderstorms to hit England on Thursday as Met Office issues weather warning
• George Harmon becomes Ross County’s third summer signing
• Pope blasts violence in Mexico as he mourns two slain Jesuits
• Diesel ‘perilously close’ to £2 per litre
• Pizza and quiche among items that became more expensive last month
• Director Paul Haggis appears in Italian court amid assault probe
• Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend unveiling of national Windrush monument
• Afghanistan earthquake kills at least 920 people
• High-rise fire near Grenfell ‘would have been difficult to witness’
• Average UK house price jumps by £31,000 in a year
• Scientists: Climate change a factor in ‘unprecedented’ South Asia floods
• Productivity stalled in 2021, figures show
• Gates to Glastonbury officially opened by festival’s founder Michael Eavis
• Australian state outlaws public displays of Nazi swastikas
• Teachers warn of future industrial action over pay and workload concerns
• Sri Lanka’s Prime Minister says economy has collapsed
• England captain Eoin Morgan ruled out of third ODI against Netherlands
• Three arrested after boxer Amir Khan robbed at gunpoint
• Tribal woman likely to be India’s next ceremonial president
• Queen Mary runner-up Maylandsea heading for Newmarket
• Todd Boehly to handle Chelsea summer transfers in interim sporting director role
• Channel crossings resume following quiet weekend
• Dutch farmers take tractors to anti-government protest
• Girls still auctioned off into marriage in exchange for cows in South Sudan: UN
• Wine, waterfalls and street food – why Portland needs a spot on your travel wish-list right now
• Strictly’s Shirley Ballas: Talking about suicide might have saved my big brother
• 5 new books to read this week
• Kyril Louis-Dreyfus becomes Sunderland majority shareholder
• Dr Ranj Singh on burnout, saying ‘no’ and living with long Covid
• Europe wildfire risk heightened by early heatwaves and drought
• How to paint your own Wimbledon-inspired nails like Andy Murray
• Ukrainian journalist and soldier ‘coldly executed’, press group says
• Paul Hollywood’s ultimate sausage roll recipe
• Paul Hollywood’s Victoria sandwich recipe
• Paul Hollywood’s chouxnuts recipe
• Paul Hollywood on his unexpected journey from art school to world-famous baker
• Emma Raducanu seeded 10th for this summer’s Wimbledon Championships
• South China floods force tens of thousands to evacuate
• What train services will run on Wednesday after the rail strike?
• This is what too much salt is doing to your body
• Football rumours: Real Madrid join Chelsea and Barcelona in Sterling chase
• At least 255 dead after magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits eastern Afghanistan
• New deals for Yorkshire duo Harry Brook and Dom Leech
• Briton gives January 6 panel footage of Donald Trump before and after attack
• Boy, 13, found dead in River Taff after major search operation
• Senators reach agreement on bipartisan gun violence bill
• What the papers say – June 22
• Duke of York and ‘dubious’ peers ‘could be stripped of their titles’
• Scotland’s rail network disruption continues into Wednesday amid strikes
• ‘Party utopia’ will be ‘such a release’, says man attending his 35th Glastonbury
• Glastonbury fans set to experience weather of ‘two halves’
• Charles to meet survivors and perpetrators of Rwanda genocide before CHOGM
• Jury finds Bill Cosby sexually abused 16-year-old girl in 1975
• Train services face further disruption as talks resume over strikes
• World’s first IVF baby calls out ‘postcode lottery’ of care
• Rio Ferdinand calls for new ‘inspiring’ online platform to combat child bullying
• Chineke! Junior Orchestra to mark 250 years since landmark legal slavery case
• Children in care ‘moving between placements a thousand times every week’
• Moderna unveils plans for research and manufacturing centre in the UK
• Canterbury suburbs home to some of Britain’s earliest humans, study finds
• Youngsters who should have got child support ‘failed’ by ministers