Archive 2022/10/18

• Little Simz named winner of 2022 Mercury Prize
• West Brom have squad to climb the table – caretaker boss Richard Beale
• ‘Brilliant’ Ben Brereton Diaz gets Blackburn boss buzzing in win over Sunderland
• Matt Taylor admits Rotherham rode their luck in win over Stoke
• Swansea boss Russell Martin tips Ollie Cooper for Wales after beating Reading
• Ryan Lowe hails team effort as Preston beat Huddersfield
• I’m not afraid – Roberto De Zerbi convinced he has nothing to fear at Brighton
• Music pillow reduces stress and pain in A&E, study suggests
• ‘Magnificent win’ at Norwich leaves Luton boss Nathan Jones proud
• It’s a massive moment – Derek McInnes delighted with Killie’s semi-final spot
• Suspected serial killer in California charged with three counts of murder
• Antonio Conte excited to test Spurs side against football ‘monster’ Man Utd
• Xenophobia claim ‘miles away from my personality’ – Jurgen Klopp
• Erik ten Hag happy with David de Gea but in no rush to discuss future
• Labour calls on Tories to seize opportunity to end fracking ‘once and for all’
• Man ‘caught by podcast’ convicted of killing California student 25 years ago
• Wilfried Zaha nets winner as Crystal Palace come from behind to beat Wolves
• Ollie Rathbone leads Rotherham to win at Stoke
• Joe Williams and Nahki Wells on target as Bristol City win at West Brom
• What’s funny about that? Jimmy White fumes after referee laughs at own error
• Ben Brereton Diaz boosts Blackburn to Championship summit with stunning strike
• Inverness denied chance to move clear at top as Hamilton spring surprise
• Carlton Morris scores as Luton pull off fine win at Norwich
• Wayne Pivac to remind Wales squad about values after Cardiff players incident
• Swansea blast back from two goals down to edge thriller with Reading
• Kilmarnock reach Premier Sports Cup last four after win over Dundee United
• Craig Wighton helps unbeaten Dunfermline down Clyde in League One
• Kevin Spacey finishes giving evidence at New York civil sex abuse trial
• Greg Cunningham heads Preston to win at Huddersfield
• Tonga survive scare to get World Cup campaign off to winning start
• Arrest made after firework explodes near Carlisle goalkeeper in match at Barrow
• Netflix knocks Disney+ off perch after summertime subscriber bounce back
• Nottingham Forest frustrate goal-shy Brighton in stalemate on south coast
• Arrest made after four men found shot and cut up after planning to ‘hit a lick’
• Rick Parry: The days of EFL accepting crumbs from Premier League table are gone
• Ukraine’s utilities under Russian attack again as Zelensky rules out peace talks
• Macchio was reluctant to revive Karate Kid persona after Mr Miyagi star’s death
• N’Golo Kante out of World Cup after hamstring surgery
• Honour for campaigning MP who pioneered Online Safety Bill
• Eleven more crash deaths are linked to automated-tech vehicles including Teslas
• Liz Truss no longer standing by pension triple lock commitment
• Woman, 23, claims world record for Land’s End to John O’Groats swim
• Food Standards Agency staff strike ballot could lead to Christmas meat shortages
• Rugby Football Union to give Wasps ‘best chance of long-term survival’
• Triathlete Jonny Brownlee targets more Olympic glory as he collects MBE
• Bank of England pushes back start of gilt sale to November 1
• Jota’s heartbreak and Higuain’s tears – Tuesday’s sporting social
• British Gymnastics boss insists welfare is key to medal success
• Sleeping less than five hours linked to multiple diseases in later life – study
• Russian court rejects Alexei Navalny’s second prison sentence appeal
• Jonas Eidevall expecting ‘reality check’ as Arsenal prepare for Lyon clash
• NHS sets up ‘winter war rooms’
• Oil protesters arrested after being brought down from Dartford Crossing bridge
• Mother accused of cutting five-year-old’s throat ‘thought the girl was evil’
• Gerry Hutch ‘told ex-councillor he was part of group that shot David Byrne’
• Stormont election likely to be called if executive not formed by October 28
• England Under-21s drawn against Germany at Euro 2023
• Northern Ireland Secretary targeting ‘host of improvements’ to legacy Bill
• No 10 backs defence spending pledge after minister threatens to quit if broken
• Publish modelling showing impact of post-independence border checks, say Tories
• Family of British man held in Egypt begin sit-in outside Foreign Office
• How can we fix this? Jamie George upset by ‘darkest week in English club rugby’
• North Korea fires artillery shells near border with South Korea
• Prison nurse jailed for exchanging ‘flirtatious’ calls and texts with inmate
• I am misunderstood – Jurgen Klopp rejects claims he inflamed Anfield tensions
• UK cities cancel bonfire night firework displays over cost-of-living crisis
• Margaret Ferrier MP under investigation by parliamentary watchdog
• Tensions flare in Senedd as Mark Drakeford clashes with Andrew RT Davies
• Leon King determined to grasp his Rangers opportunity with both hands
• Alan Archibald says Partick Thistle fancy their chances against Aberdeen
• Man Utd Supporters’ Trust withdraws threat of legal action after ticket issues
• Russian cosmonaut runs over colleague less than three weeks after space return
• Apple announces new-look iPad and upgraded iPad Pro
• Police bring raised platform to Dartford Crossing in bid to remove protesters
• David Moyes defends Jurgen Klopp’s touchline outburst against Manchester City
• Christian Eriksen could return against Tottenham but Anthony Martial still out
• Jim Goodwin convinced Aberdeen should be reaching Hampden ‘year on year’
• Long-term plan paid off in style for Bayside Boy team
• Anthony Martial to miss Manchester United’s clash with Tottenham
• Meghan Markle reflects on ‘all looks and little substance’ part of being a TV gameshow girl
• Goshen in line to make highly-anticipated chasing bow at Ascot
• Jury considers verdicts in trial of police officer accused of raping a child
• Derry Girls screening ‘could help Good Friday Agreement understanding’
• Ibrox trip is no ‘jolly boys’ outing’ for Gary Bowyer and Dundee
• Death toll from Russian warplane crash into city rises to 15
• Taking baby to mortuary ‘hardest thing I’ve done’, murder accused nurse said
• French cement firm Lafarge admits paying Isis £15 million to keep factory open
• England’s Catalans players to provide details on France ahead of World Cup tie
• Aaron Hickey to miss Brentford’s clash with Chelsea due to ankle injury
• Leyton Orient player praises King and Queen Consort for visiting youth centre
• Victim told neighbour she was being ‘healed’ by murder-accused, court hears
• Wayne Pivac: Wales could have more than one captain for Autumn Nations Series
• Two killed in stabbing in south-west Germany
• New Swedish PM presents three-party centre-right government
• Brendan Rodgers focused on helping Leicester improve despite job speculation
• Giovanni van Bronckhorst insists Rangers’ Euro defeats don’t add extra pressure
• Jos Buttler signs three-year contract extension with Lancashire
• Thomas Frank: Racist abuse suffered by Ivan Toney is ‘a disgrace’
• Liverpool without forward Diogo Jota through calf injury
• Inflation set to return to double-figures as food prices surge
• Liz Truss battles on but poll of party members says she should go
• Jury sworn in trial of eight people accused of men’s car-crash murder
• Middlesbrough close in on deal to appoint Michael Carrick new boss
• ‘My father handles everything’, Neymar tells fraud trial over Barcelona transfer
• German cybersecurity chief sacked over possible ties to Russian intelligence
• ‘Third of Ukraine’s power stations’ destroyed by Russian air strikes
• David Evans has Hong Kong aspirations for Rohaan
• Interest in reproduction of a painting by the King ‘flabbergasts’ auctioneers
• Bournemouth have no new selection concerns for visit of Southampton
• Rolls-Royce unveils first pure electric car Spectre
• Otter pup rescued from Tesco van’s engine compartment
• Ange Postecoglou does not expect World Cup break to disrupt Celtic’s season
• A look at the animosity between Liverpool and Man City after latest flashpoint
• Gary O’Neil remains fully focused on Bournemouth caretaker role despite links
• Graham Potter can’t understand why ‘top player’ Mason Mount still has doubters
• Man arrested on suspicion of murder after death of three-week-old boy
• Santander sees surge in calls to mortgage helplines after mini-budget
• UK demands explanation after assault on Hong Kong protester at Chinese consulate
• Liverpool's Diogo Jota to miss World Cup after being ruled out for months with calf injury
• Quorn factory workers to begin all-out strike in pay row
• Prison officer denies having ‘inappropriate relationship’ with inmate
• James Bond actor Daniel Craig receives same honour as 007 at Windsor Castle
• Putin’s attacks on civilians ‘desperate acts of man losing war’, says UK
• Starmer accuses Tory MPs of prioritising their party over the country
• Environmental performance ‘unacceptable’, water company bosses admit
• How to support your partner through the menopause, as research shows symptoms can cause divorce
• French workers strike to demand pay rises keep pace with inflation
• Roger Teal hoping for Magic show at Doncaster
• £5.2m of drugs found inside electrical transformers at Hong Kong airport
• Headteachers to vote on national industrial action over pay in 125-year first
• Supermarket giant to launch Asda Express convenience shops
• Barcelona fan group asks for probe into ‘unfair signing of Messi by PSG’
• Food tsar calls for increase in free school meals in cost-of-living crisis
• Double murder accused called himself ‘psychopath with a conscience’, court hears
• Final preparations under way for opening of Bond Street’s Elizabeth line station
• Dan Biggar left out of Wales squad for Autumn Nations Series due to knee injury
• Are you brave enough to try the ‘no eyebrow’ TikTok trend?
• Tory members appear to be turning on Liz Truss as she fights to stay in No 10
• Blues bid for better as Lyon eye ninth – Women’s Champions League talking points
• Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch pleads not guilty at start of hotel murder trial
• Coffinmakers at Co-op’s only UK factory to go on strike in pay dispute
• Ralph Hasenhuttl fears extended spell on the sidelines for Armel Bella-Kotchap
• Remember the name – Wayne Rooney’s dynamite debut recalled 20 years later
• George Dockrell insists Ireland will be well prepared for crunch Scotland clash
• David Moyes defends Jurgen Klopp actions and hopes Liverpool boss avoids ban
• Steven Hammell wants Motherwell to take the next step by beating Celtic
• TUC leader calls for general election to end turmoil
• Russia attacks Ukrainian energy facilities with missiles and drones
• ‘She’s out of her depth’ – Views from Prime Minister Liz Truss’s constituency
• Juddmonte keen to keep Chaldean and Nostrum apart
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin told to deliver for Everton before thinking about England
• Newcastle defender Fabian Schar expected to be fit for Everton clash
• Green energy revolution plans for Greater Manchester and Liverpool
• There is a ceiling – Eddie Howe insists Newcastle cannot ‘spend what they want’
• Former court reopens as live music venue backed by Snow Patrol’s Gary Lightbody
• Covid-19 death registrations in England and Wales rising again
• Shell Energy generates most broadband and home phone complaints to Ofcom
• Do Your Job primed for Old Roan return
• Rachel Reeves voices support for Tom Watson peerage despite role in Beech case
• Ex-military pilots ‘threatening’ UK interests by training Chinese army
• Iranian climber ‘apologises’ after competing without headscarf
• Energy costs to remain high for ‘sustained period’, Good Energy boss warns
• Dartford Crossing still blocked after Just Stop Oil protesters scale bridge
• This is how the cold weather might be affecting your love life
• Independence will not rely on ‘back-of-a-fag-packet’ plan like Brexit – minister
• Minister threatens to quit if defence spending commitment is broken
• Bring on England – Scotland’s Mark Watt would welcome T20 World Cup battle
• Elliot Kear challenges Wales team-mates to make most of World Cup opportunity
• Truss warned she can afford no more mistakes as she clings on in No 10
• Antonio Conte deciding whether to stick with 3-4-3 when Tottenham visit Man Utd
• Baby deaths: Damning report into maternity failings to be published
• Easy ways to feel instantly happier at work, according to coaches
• 888 hails ‘rapid progress’ after £1.95bn William Hill deal
• Autumn’s most inspiring and affordable tile trends for homes
• Alex Iwobi wants to be a role model just like his uncle Jay-Jay Okocha
• Football rumours: Villa eyeing Mauricio Pochettino if Steven Gerrard is sacked
• Australia reverses decision to recognise west Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
• Michael Ball on overcoming the crippling stage fright which threatened his career
• 13 dead after Russian warplane crashes into apartment block
• Reece Topley injury doubt for England ahead of T20 World Cup opener
• MoD warns British ex-military pilots over Chinese army training schemes
• How to make a spooky Halloween display with homegrown fruit and veg
• Cyclist left with ‘great memories’ as Anti-Slavery Day ride comes to an end
• Papers urge Tory Party to deal with ‘lame duck’ Liz Truss
• James Bond actor Daniel Craig set to receive same honour as 007
• Sir Rod Stewart rents home for family of seven Ukrainian refugees
• What the papers say – October 18
• Apologetic Truss looks to next election as she aims to pacify restless Tories
• Truss reflects on ‘tough’ time in No 10 and ‘painful’ sacking of ex-chancellor
• BBC celebrates 100 years of broadcasting to the nation
• Man injured in Docklands bomb offers counselling support to other victims
• Foreign Agent Registration Scheme to be added to UK National Security Bill
• Rugby authorities to face parliamentary committee over sport’s financial crisis
• Noise camera deployed to catch rowdy drivers
• The BBC celebrates 100 years of broadcasting: A timeline of events
• Watchdog facing legal action threat after Chelsea Bridge death
• BBC centenary: A history of the TV licence fee
• Esther Rantzen congratulates BBC, saying ‘We’ve never needed you more’