Archive 2022/10/16

• Karim Benzema ends goal drought as Real Madrid ease to El Clasico victory
• Truss under fresh pressure as three Tory MPs urge her to quit
• Antonee Robinson believes Fulham ‘need to do a bit more work’ on their defending
• Brendan Rodgers confident Leicester can climb away from relegation danger
• You snooze, you win – Eric Dier says afternoon naps are secret to Tottenham form
• Jose Sa says Wolves need to put themselves on the line for Premier League safety
• Lifetime bans for fans guilty of throwing coins towards Pep Guardiola at Anfield
• Labour demand Truss must take questions from MPs after sacking chancellor
• Call for Tigray ceasefire as fighting raises humanitarian fears
• Kwarteng was out of his depth: Tory members give views on ex-chancellor
• Ella Toone shines as Manchester United go top after cruising past Brighton
• Tributes to Clannad founding member Noel Duggan after death aged 73
• Ashes of serial killer Peter Tobin scattered at sea after death aged 76
• I went over the top in the moment – Jurgen Klopp admits he deserved red card
• Luke Keary: Playing for Ireland at a World Cup is one of my proudest moments
• Coins thrown at Pep Guardiola during Manchester City’s loss to Liverpool
• I was abused by Lord Mountbatten, claims former boys’ home resident
• Three Tory MPs break ranks to call for PM to go
• Scottish Greens vote to suspend ties with English party over ‘transphobia’
• Luke Keary stars as Ireland ease to opening World Cup win over Jamaica
• Salah downs City as Arsenal stretch lead – Premier League talking points
• Father charged with murder of wife and 12-year-old daughter
• Conservatives ‘deserve better’, Tory MPs tell Truss
• John Eustace felt delayed kick-off at Hull helped Birmingham
• Liverpool breathe new life into their season as Mohamed Salah magic sinks City
• Mikel Arteta relieved after Arsenal pass ‘toughest test of the season’ at Leeds
• Jim Goodwin glad he took a risk with team selection after Aberdeen beat Hearts
• Forrest on fire and Rangers rally – 5 things we learned from cinch Premiership
• RFU chief thinks central contracts could be on table in face of financial crisis
• Pat Lam tips Kyle Sinckler for England recall after starring role for Bristol
• I don’t have a comment – Erik ten Hag refuses to speak about officials
• Shark Hanlon living American dream with Hewick – now for the Gold Cup
• Birmingham beat Hull after delay because goals were too big
• Protesters march in Paris to demonstrate against cost-of-living crisis
• Chelsea’s Reece James set for a month in a knee brace as World Cup hopes fade
• Home favourite Adrian Otaegui eases to victory in Andalucia Masters
• Kepa found a fantastic level – Graham Potter lauds goalkeeper after Chelsea win
• Arrests after body found and police probe if pair ‘taken against their will’
• Luis Lopes stars for Aberdeen as Dons climb up to fourth with Hearts win
• David Moyes fumes after West Ham’s draw at Southampton
• O’Brien looking towards Breeders’ Cup with Toy
• Baaeed ‘a great horse’, but Carson remembers sheer speed of Dayjur
• Bukayo Saka fires Arsenal to win as league leaders survive late scare at Leeds
• Rangers bounce back from Liverpool embarrassment with Motherwell win
• Neah Evans takes first major individual title at Track World Championships
• O’Brien has Derby favourite Auguste Rodin pencilled in for Doncaster
• ‘Fantastic servant’ Addeybb bows out with victory in France
• Newcastle keep Manchester United at bay at Old Trafford
• Mason Mount and Kepa Arrizabalaga shine as Chelsea survive scare at Aston Villa
• Declan Rice denies Southampton a much-needed win
• Liz Truss is still in charge, insists new Chancellor
• Hull’s match against Birmingham delayed because goals were too big
• Giovanni van Bronckhorst praises Rangers for ‘vital’ win but demands improvement
• Archbishop of Canterbury ‘deeply sceptical of trickle-down economics’
• Transport for London preparing injunction over Just Stop Oil protests
• Leah Galton hails Ella Toone partnership as Man Utd continue flying start
• Noble Yeats none the worse following Auteuil disappointment
• Taoiseach accuses Sinn Fein of trying to ‘close down debate’
• Tory former minister: the game is up for Liz Truss as Prime Minister
• UK economy is now an international punchline, claims Labour after Biden jab
• Ella Toone at the double as Manchester United thump Brighton to go top of WSL
• No plans yet for Bay Bridge, but Breeders’ Cup could form part of ‘discussions’
• Darling: Capability to manage economic turmoil completely absent from Government
• Richie Berrington feels Scotland are on the rise ahead of West Indies clash
• Breeders’ Cup would put icing on top of landmark season for John Quinn
• Just Stop Oil supporters spray paint over Aston Martin showroom in London
• Health leaders warn Jeremy Hunt against further cuts to healthcare
• Herbert and Highclere dreaming of Melbourne Cup gold
• Question over Truss’s future as PM very difficult, says Tory MP
• Seriously-ill children off to swim with dolphins on charity-funded dream holiday
• Too little done to meet key objectives of Good Friday Agreement – Taoiseach
• Ruben Neves recognises importance of Wolves victory against Nottingham Forest
• Liam Livingstone in line to stake England claim in final T20 World Cup warm-up
• Chequers: The country retreat that has seen many historic moments in politics
• Four inmates killed in blaze at Tehran prison
• Stormbuster set to take Vertem Futurity challenge
• Consistency key for Glenn Middleton and Dundee United – Liam Fox
• Ange Postecoglou hopes David Turnbull is fit for Celtic’s cup tie at Motherwell
• Don’t write us off – Siwan Lillicrap believes Wales can progress in World Cup
• Wales suffer heavy defeat to New Zealand as hosts progress to World Cup quarters
• Filmmaker turned poet creates book and clothing line inspired by wild landscapes
• Cancer vaccine could be available by 2030, say scientists behind Covid jab
• RFU chief Bill Sweeney backs reduced Premiership to help solve financial crisis
• Tommy Makinson refusing to get carried away after England see off Samoa
• Man dies after house fire
• Rockets strike mayor’s office in separatist Donetsk
• David Martindale feels Livingston on course for top-six Premiership finish
• Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes reveals injury concerns ahead of cup quarter-final
• Flames extinguished after nine injured in Iran prison blaze
• Claressa Shields beats Savannah Marshall to earn undisputed crown
• Richarlison facing nervous wait to learn if injury will ruin World Cup dream
• China’s President Xi Jinping calls for military growth amid tension with US
• Drop in sterling adds 7p per litre to fuel bills
• Blaze and shots reported at jail in Iran’s capital amid protests
• China’s President Xi Jinping signals continuity at Communist Party congress
• Deontay Wilder returns with first round knockout against Robert Helenius
• Ricky Gervais endorses ‘wonderful’ wildlife book about bears
• What the papers say – October 16
• Elon Musk: SpaceX might keep funding satellite service in Ukraine
• Liz Truss clinging to power as new Chancellor prepares to shred economic plan
• Government presses on with legislation to ‘keep Britain moving’ during strikes
• Sturgeon: No country has been better prepared for independence than Scotland
• Home Secretary announces plans to crackdown on climate protests
• Mother who started inclusive toy brand hails response from customers