Archive 2022/10/11

• Dame Angela Lansbury hailed as ‘one of the last Golden Age of Hollywood stars’
• Winning images in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition revealed
• Missed chances the story of Celtic’s Champions League season – Ange Postecoglou
• Mike Tindall tipped to join cast of I’m A Celebrity
• Sterling falls as Bank of England warns market support will end on Friday
• Lee Johnson angry over officials’ performance as Hibernian lose at Dundee United
• Charlton win was a ‘long time coming’ – Ben Garner
• Jon Dahl Tomasson frustrated by inconsistent Blackburn after losing at Wigan
• Murder, She Wrote star Dame Angela Lansbury dies aged 96
• Sarina Wiegman urges England to learn from goalless draw with Czech Republic
• Energy bosses ‘worried’ as ministers move to cap renewable and nuclear profits
• Angela Lansbury: Celebrated star of stage and screen who put her family first
• Joey Barton hopes Bristol Rovers ace Antony Evans can build on winner at MK Dons
• Glazers not ready to sell Manchester United – Sir Jim Ratcliffe
• Wales’ World Cup exit is ‘incredibly tough to take’ – boss Gemma Grainger
• Grant McCann refuses to get carried away after Peterborough hammer Forest Green
• Republic of Ireland earn Women’s World Cup place with win over Scotland
• Shakhtar Donetsk denied late on by Antonio Rudiger goal for Real Madrid
• Celtic’s hopes of Champions League progression end with RB Leipzig defeat
• Reece James injury blow mars Chelsea’s Champions League win over AC Milan
• City draw a rare blank but frustrating night ends with Champions League progress
• Aziz Behich effort enough as Dundee United edge Hibernian at Tannadice
• Lionesses’ winning run comes to an end as they are held by Czech Republic
• Worcester players ‘let down by owners’ – Ollie Lawrence
• Kelty Hearts win in League One while Bonnyrigg Rose end League Two losing run
• Nathan Broadhead on target as Wigan get back to winning ways against Blackburn
• Charlton beat Exeter to end winless run
• Antony Evans’ second-half penalty enough as Bristol Rovers edge MK Dons
• Peterborough into play-off places after cruising past Forest Green
• York battle back to earn a point against Dagenham
• Diogo Jota thinks Rangers may provide ‘something different’ at Ibrox
• Pep Guardiola says Erling Haaland was not wonderful ahead of Copenhagen clash
• Dietmar Hamann has ‘no idea’ – Jurgen Klopp responds to Liverpool criticism
• World Cup dream over for Wales as Switzerland edge play-off at the death
• Camilla’s remarkable journey from royal mistress to Queen Consort
• Braverman says ‘fire engine blocking’ Just Stop Oil demo ‘indefensible’
• Briton determined to stay in Ukraine despite shelling
• Harry and Meghan honoured for work on race, mental health and social impact
• Public service broadcasting is facing an existential threat – former ITV chairman
• ‘Not a single penny less’ to NHS despite tax hike reversal, says minister
• Nasa asteroid strike results in a big nudge
• Kevin Spacey flirted with John Barrowman in front of accuser, NY court hears
• Emma Raducanu splits from coach Dmitry Tursunov
• As Lucy Bronze wins her 100th cap, a look back at her dazzling England career
• King to star in special Repair Shop episode to celebrate BBC’s centenary
• Prosecutors drop charges against Adnan Syed in ‘Serial’ case
• Dunne eager to move on after victorious return from 10-month ban
• Damien Hirst on new exhibition: I am not burning my art, I am transforming it
• Camilla to present Booker Prize at first in-person ceremony since 2019
• John Lundstram wants Rangers to use ‘aura’ of Ibrox when they face Liverpool
• King’s coronation set for May 6 – with Camilla to be crowned alongside Charles
• King’s Coronation announced for May 6
• Pressure mounts on Truss and Kwarteng over economic plans
• Justice Secretary signals policy reforms on transgender prisoners
• What will happen stage by stage at the King’s coronation?
• How the late Queen’s coronation boosted the nation after the Second World War
• King’s coronation to take place on Archie’s birthday
• Eddie Izzard launches campaign to become Labour MP
• Giovanni van Bronckhorst: Rangers need positive result against Liverpool
• More Russian missiles and drones strike Ukraine
• Birthday wishes for a Manchester United and England great – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Mist looms over Creeslough as mourners start the long goodbyes
• Sharp hits winning Note at Hereford
• Mother ‘interrupted’ murder-accused nurse attacking child, court told
• Supreme Court asked to rule on ‘critically important question’ of Indyref2
• Sophie samples treats on royal visit to Botswana
• G7 vows to hold Vladimir Putin to account for ‘war crimes’ in Ukraine
• Elderly couple gagged, beaten and ‘hog-tied’ by intruder, murder trial jury told
• Post Office inquiry chairman warns he will take disclosure failures seriously
• ‘No decision made’ on scrapping plans to ban no-fault evictions – Government
• Mother did nothing to protect toddler from killer stepfather, court told
• Galvin sights set on Punchestown repeat
• Ai-Da robot makes history by giving evidence to parliamentary inquiry
• Alex Salmond: Scottish Government wrong to ask Supreme Court to rule on Indyref2
• Ethan Hayter unsure if road and track juggling act will be possible at Olympics
• MP suggests sanctioning Elon Musk over Ukraine
• Accuser Anthony Rapp says he ‘never wanted a career like Kevin Spacey’s’
• Woman on trial for murder told friend partner stabbed himself, court hears
• Madeleine McCann: A timeline of key dates and developments
• Channel crossings to the UK exceed 35,000 for the year
• Martin: Words cannot convey the fathomless grief over Creeslough blast
• Watford midfielder Imran Louza charged over spitting allegation
• Woman ‘killed friend and dumped headless corpse in Devon woods’, court told
• Prime Madeleine McCann suspect charged with separate sex offences
• Author Michael Rosen urges better pay for nurses after speaking at Covid service
• Families mourn as Thai massacre victims are cremated
• Darver Star books Fairyhouse clash with Honeysuckle
• Robbie Dunne makes victorious return at Hereford
• Hundreds of mourners attend first funerals for Donegal explosion victims
• Scot to deliver maternity kits to Ukraine before charity cycle back to UK
• Creeslough victim was ‘full of love, kindness and compassion’, funeral told
• Kate tells the nation to ‘keep talking’ as she co-hosts BBC mental health show
• Harry Kane fully focused on Tottenham amid Bayern Munich speculation
• Government fiscal plan aligned with Bank could stabilise financial markets – IMF
• Dejan Kulusevski will not be risked for Spurs’ clash with Eintracht Frankfurt
• Constance Wu ‘scared’ she would be ‘fired’ from Fresh Off The Boat
• What military support has the UK supplied to Ukraine since the start of the war?
• Spike in all-inclusive holidays as families seek break from money worries
• Ebony Rainford-Brent tipping Salliann Beams and Jonathan Batty for England job
• Trial to allow grassroots referees to wear body cameras set to start in 2023
• IJF benefits as Ian Balding’s bet on William Buick comes to fruition
• IMF downgrades outlook for global economy in 2023 amid Ukraine war
• Jaidyn Murray praises LTA for helping tackle ‘underlying racism’ in tennis
• Creeslough blast victim remembered at funeral for her ‘love’ and ‘kindness’
• Why has Bank of England stepped in again and how will market turmoil affect me?
• Government says Just Stop Oil protest that blocked fire engine ‘unacceptable’
• No return to austerity under Liz Truss, says Downing Street
• FIFA sets aside over 200m US dollars for clubs with players on World Cup duty
• King thanks Scottish community for their support following Queen’s death
• Meghan: I’ve been called crazy and hysterical
• Cocker spaniel rescued by fire crew after getting head trapped in metal fence
• ‘Exceptional importance’ that referendum question resolved, Supreme Court told
• Chart-topping singer Rex Orange County charged with sexual assault
• Clarke Carlisle: I’m proof positive of the road back from adverse mental health
• Health Secretary ‘clueless’ on whether 2030 no smoking target is being scrapped
• Bank of England may need to extend emergency action, says pensions association
• Iran’s crackdown on protests intensifies in Kurdish region
• Donegal was ‘in heart’ of Creeslough blast victim, funeral told
• Japanese carmaker Nissan says it is pulling out of Russia
• Hospital nurse ‘murdered newborn six days after killing another baby on ward’
• Hundreds of roses scattered to mark anniversary of the raising of the Mary Rose
• Bristol City’s Joe Williams back from ban for Preston clash
• Hillary Clinton giving girls Instagram access to ‘stand up for gender equality’
• The Revenant primed for QEII challenge at Ascot
• Middlesbrough to speak with Michael Carrick about managerial vacancy
• Lioness Ella Toone on getting papped, self-care, and her friendship with Alessia Russo
• Jamie Oliver denies being part of the ‘anti-growth coalition’
• Just Stop Oil protesters block fire engine and ambulance in London demonstration
• Joel Matip ruled out with calf problem to add to Liverpool’s injury woes
• Sales of Mirror and Express rose by a third after Queen’s death
• Hoverflies vital for pollinating crops are under threat in Europe, say experts
• 5 things to do now if you want to sell your home by Christmas
• Balding admits to Coltrane fear ahead of Ascot run
• Man charged after three people stabbed in bungled phone robbery
• UK unemployment falls to lowest since 1974 amid rise in long-term sickness
• First funeral for Creeslough blast victims taking place
• Injury-hit Jofra Archer retains England central contract as Alex Lees misses out
• Ukrainian junior golfers’ visit to Scotland ‘has changed their lives’
• Starmer’s chief of staff out as party moves to election footing
• Liz Truss becomes star of virtual world in new video game
• Missiles hit Zaporizhzhia as sirens elsewhere in Ukraine keep up fear
• Financial instability hits travel firms with ‘double squeeze’
• Fall in Covid-19 death registrations may have levelled off
• I went from total non-runner to doing a half marathon in 8 weeks – here’s how
• Celtic fined by UEFA over anti-monarchy banners at Champions League game
• Labour MP Sam Tarry ‘extremely concerned’ by deselection vote
• Bank of England intervenes for second day running to ease market turmoil
• Health Secretary confident strike vote nurses will not get a higher pay offer
• Lives in Creeslough will never be the same again, says Daniel O’Donnell
• Royal College of Nursing issues apology after damning report into its culture
• Jofra Archer retains England central contract as duo get first-time deals
• Demand for drink continues despite cost-of-living pressures, says Marston’s
• Author Michael Rosen to speak at Westminster Abbey coronavirus service
• Susannah Constantine on how her alcoholism brought her back to reality
• Russian war hawks demand more devastating strikes on Ukraine
• Consumers turn to wonky fruit and veg as grocery inflation hits new record
• Tales of survival emerge as Venezuela landslide death toll hits 34
• Russia running short of munitions, friends and troops, says GCHQ chief
• Sam Curran cautiously excited about T20 World Cup after missing out last time
• Shakira becomes latest celebrity to voice support for women of Iran
• Tourists flock to Japan after Covid restrictions lifted
• Should I stop paying for school dinners? How to make cheap – and nutritional – packed lunches
• Autumn walks to help kids become interested in nature
• Steve Cooper says best yet to come from Forest record signing Morgan Gibbs-White
• ‘Oldies but goodies’: Longtime radio DJ Art Laboe dies aged 97
• Heathrow regains status as Europe’s busiest airport
• Giant pumpkin wins California contest and sets US record
• 7 of the best new cushions for autumn
• New Zealand proposes taxing cow burps as part of plan to tackle climate change
• Football rumours: Leicester to give Donny van de Beek an exit from Old Trafford
• Truss and G7 leaders to meet after latest Russian assault on Ukraine
• 7 players who could make a big impression at the World Cup
• A look at the last three Rugby League World Cups to be held in the UK
• Mike Stephenson recalls low-key fanfare when Britain won Rugby League World Cup
• Jason Robinson recalls crucial try against Australia at Rugby League World Cup
• William and Kate discuss importance of mental health on Newsbeat
• Kansas City Chiefs overturn 17-point deficit to beat the Las Vegas Raiders
• Hurricane Julia drenches Central America in rainfall, killing 28
• King to thank Aberdeenshire people who helped following death of his mother
• First funerals of Creeslough explosion victims to take place
• What the papers say – October 11
• Supreme Court hearing on Scottish independence referendum plans to begin
• Supreme Court referendum hearing: What the case means for Scottish independence
• Virgin Media cuts price of social tariff broadband package
• More than quarter of social care staff over 55 may retire in decade, study says
• The reason I vote Labour is selfish, says Ben Elton
• Third of children have false social media age of over 18, says Ofcom
• Three-quarters of UK business struck by labour shortages – survey
• Penny Lancaster among famous faces fronting menopause awareness campaign
• Kwarteng faces finding £60bn of public spending cuts, says IFS
• Fifth of residential care workers ‘in poverty before cost-of-living crisis’