Archive 2022/10/19

• Commons chaos an ‘absolute disgrace’, says ‘livid’ senior Tory MP
• Erik ten Hag to deal with Cristiano Ronaldo after early exit down tunnel
• Donald Trump knew vote fraud claims in legal documents were false, says judge
• Giovanni van Bronckhorst: Rangers fans right to boo team in Dundee win
• Mark Robins hails Coventry matchwinner Martyn Waghorn
• Eddie Howe believes Miguel Almiron has ‘definitely gone up a level’
• Leo Percovich would welcome Michael Carrick’s arrival at Middlesbrough
• Jurgen Klopp feels Darwin Nunez is reaching his best form
• Slaven Bilic wants Watford to show more consistency after loss at Millwall
• Vincent Kompany annoyed after ‘cheap’ Birmingham goal costs Burnley top spot
• Ralph Hasenhuttl delighted with Southampton’s pressure-relieving win
• QPR boss Michael Beale will ‘weigh up everything’ amid Wolves interest
• Woman breaks down while giving evidence in Danny Masterson rape trial
• Oil campaigners charged after Dartford Crossing protest
• Andy Dawson delighted with complete Hull performance in win at Blackpool
• Trump answers questions under oath in defamation case over alleged rape
• John Kear proud but disappointed after Wales edged out by Cook Islands
• Coventry move off the bottom of the Championship by beating Sheffield United
• Putin doubles down on Ukraine invasion with declaration of martial law
• Jim Goodwin delighted Aberdeen will give their fans ‘a day out at Hampden’
• Graham Potter defends Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s role as late substitute
• Mikel Arteta urges Arsenal to wrap up Europa League group to earn time off
• Darwin Nunez header earns Liverpool a narrow victory over West Ham
• Manchester United produce fine performance to beat Tottenham
• Holders Celtic to face Kilmarnock in Premier Sports Cup semi-finals
• Real Madrid move six points clear with comfortable win over Elche
• Rangers struggle past Dundee to reach Premier Sports Cup semi-finals
• Braverman blasts ‘tumultuous’ Truss premiership as she exits as home secretary
• Arsenal open Champions League campaign by thrashing holders Lyon
• Middlesbrough move out of relegation places with convincing win at Wigan
• Millwall striker Tom Bradshaw’s first-half treble stings Watford
• Hull claim first away win of the season with impressive victory at Blackpool
• Burnley miss out on top spot after Birmingham hit back for draw
• Sturgeon blasts ‘utter shambles’ at Commons vote as Blackford calls for PM to go
• Aberdeen brush aside Partick Thistle to reach Premier Sports Cup last four
• Jurgen Klopp the epitome of calm in Liverpool’s win over West Ham
• Krishnan Guru-Murthy apologises ‘unreservedly’ for swearing at Steve Baker
• Raith add to Arbroath’s woes
• Lyndon Dykes scores twice as QPR ease to win amid Michael Beale speculation
• Cook Islands overcome spirited Wales to win their World Cup opener
• Southampton ease pressure on Ralph Hasenhuttl by beating Bournemouth
• Miguel Almiron strike earns Newcastle a narrow victory over Everton
• UK not ‘doing its bit’ for refugees, says archbishop amid Rwanda plan criticism
• Darwin Nunez strikes as Alisson’s penalty save earns Liverpool win over West Ham
• Chelsea draw at Brentford to maintain unbeaten run under Graham Potter
• Senior Tories accused of bullying MPs in Commons fracking vote
• Ange Postecoglou praises Celtic players for embracing rotation system
• Workers maintaining Trident nuclear weapons to vote on strike action
• Government defeats bid to ban fracking amid chaotic Commons scenes
• US woman accused of assault for releasing swarm of bees at officers
• Magda Eriksson: Chelsea believe we can reach Champions League final again
• Italy’s incoming premier Meloni warns Berlusconi over pro-Putin remarks
• CCTV shows Regency shooting victim fleeing amid ‘pandemonium’, court hears
• John Bishop jokes upcoming panto has better economic policy than Liz Truss
• Labour MP calls for probe after MPs ‘bullied’ during fracking vote
• Liel Abada shines as Celtic ease into Premier Sports Cup semi-finals
• Lowry masterpiece to remain free for public after sale to The Lowry arts centre
• Two men arrested on suspicion of murdering rapper at Notting Hill Carnival
• Tory MP tells ministers to ‘hang their heads in shame’ over fracking row
• Rare Islamic gold coin could fetch more than £1m at auction
• Man who says he was abused by Lord Mountbatten launches legal proceedings
• LS Lowry painting Going To The Match sells at auction for £6.6 million
• Keir Starmer warns UK could slip backwards on LGBT rights
• Grant Shapps, spreadsheet schemer, takes Home Office reins
• Child sex abuse victims ‘will feel cheated’ if report is not hard-hitting
• Townsend rewards form and consistency after selection snubs for Russell and Hogg
• Morning takeaway coffee could become ‘luxury lifestyle decision’, roaster warns
• Joint bid to host opening stages of Tour de France being considered
• What lies in the new Home Secretary’s in-tray?
• Rory McIlroy sets sights on reaching world number one spot for ninth time
• Braverman: A string of provocative comments during brief stint as home secretary
• Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis denies raping publicist, jurors told
• DUP reiterate to PM they will not re-enter Stormont while protocol issues remain
• Death of baby in Lucy Letby case came ‘out of the blue’, says witness
• Thousands of lone migrant children housed in hotels
• Protester says he was saved by police intervention at Chinese consulate
• Jesse Marsch interrupted as Wayne Rooney remembers – Wednesday’s sporting social
• ‘Ex-girlfriend’ of Banksy offers previously unseen artworks to MediaCity exhibit
• Military Order in Derby picture after upholding family honour at Newmarket
• Staff at 14 train operating companies to stage new strikes next month
• Billionaire who owns Chrysler Building waits for outcome of cash fight with wife
• It gets heated – Mikel Arteta knows he has responsibility to behave on touchline
• Communities will have ‘veto’ on fracking, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
• These things happen! – Eilish McColgan brushes off Great Scottish Run blunder
• Leo Varadkar discusses protocol with British counterparts
• Jonny Evans ruled out of Leicester’s clash with Leeds
• Putin will face ‘severe consequences’ if he uses nuclear weapons, No10 warns
• Chaos continues! Now Home Secretary Suella Braverman is gone as Home Secretary
• Jesse Marsch backs Patrick Bamford to come good for Leeds
• EU awards top human rights prize to people of Ukraine
• UK-EU protocol talks ‘will continue’ if snap Stormont election called
• East Kent maternity services ‘still failing’ eight years after traumatic birth
• Appleby sets out 10-furlong ambition for Adayar next year
• Murder accused says he ‘stepped’ on pensioner after slipping on wet floor
• Meghan Markle reveals how she and Harry felt after the Queen’s death
• Common weed killer ‘linked to inflammation of the gut’
• Author of study into East Kent Hospitals deaths encourages patients to speak out
• Hong Kong protester beaten at Manchester consulate ‘fears he will be silenced’
• Baby deaths: 45 infants may have lived with better care – report
• Wayne Pivac admits Wales need to raise their level to compete with All Blacks
• Embattled Truss makes last-minute cancellation of trip away from Westminster
• Neanderthal women ‘left home to be with their partners while men stayed put’
• Michelle O’Neill ‘ready to lead a new Stormont Executive today’
• RNLI tells of ‘harrowing’ migrant rescues faced by lifeboat crews
• Finn Russell left out of Scotland squad as Jamie Ritchie takes over captaincy
• Iceland managing director Richard Walker launches campaign to become Tory MP
• Police officer, 31, is found guilty of raping a child
• Wolves make QPR boss Michael Beale their number one target
• Rausing ‘pondering’ pros and cons of potential Japan Cup bid for Alpinista
• Firms face £2.7bn business rates rise from April due to inflation
• A short history of ‘confidence matters’ in the House of Commons
• Atmosphere at Man City player Benjamin Mendy’s party was ‘weird’, court is told
• Judge approves C-section for pregnant woman with mental health difficulties
• Kenny Tete set to miss Fulham’s clash with Aston Villa
• Gok Wan on ‘little wins’, his lifelong quest for balance, and why music is a form of self-care
• Steven Gerrard on challenge at Villa: I’ll front this head on, I’m game for it
• Fulham manager Marco Silva backs under-fire Steven Gerrard
• Germany to massively expand electric car charging network
• Tory MP confirms to Commons he has submitted letter of no confidence in Truss
• Blasts kill at least eight at Myanmar’s Insein Prison
• PMQs at a glance: Truss vows to fight on as Starmer lands blows on U-turns
• Network Rail calls for ‘intensive’ talks to head off more strikes
• Andy Farrell names six uncapped players in Ireland squad for autumn series
• EU willing to respond ‘comprehensively’ to unionist concerns on NI Protocol
• France ‘profoundly shaken’ by schoolgirl’s killing in Paris
• CCTV of two men in wig and flat cap shown at Regency murder trial
• Number of races to be reduced next summer in move to increase competitiveness
• Injured Reece Topley out of T20 World Cup as England bring in Tymal Mills
• Several lines of inquiry after review of 1972 Belturbet bombing
• No 10 warns staff against ‘unacceptable’ briefings as Liz Truss aide ‘suspended’
• Prankster spared jail but warned of ‘sticky wicket’ after Oval stunt
• Strictly’s Will Mellor ‘a bit annoyed’ by judges’ comments after dancing with flu
• England bowler Reece Topley out of T20 World Cup with an ankle injury
• Atmosphere at Man City star Benjamin Mendy’s party was ‘weird’, court is told
• Uganda to deploy Ebola vaccine in two weeks – WHO
• Murder accused claims he overheard strangers talking about couple’s wealth
• Old police ledger featuring 1917 PM murder plotter’s mugshot sells for £10,500
• Fahey salutes ‘fantastic’ Perfect Power, as multiple Group One winner heads to stud
• Pensions set for bumper increase after Truss says triple lock is being protected
• Police investigation into Chinese consulate assault ‘complex and sensitive’
• Victim urged murder accused to sell £4m home and ‘enjoy money’, court told
• Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine
• PM says she is ‘completely committed’ to Northern Ireland Protocol Bill
• Moderna jab ‘to protect through the winter’ after positive new results
• Irish minister resumes speech disrupted by bomb scare
• Managerial uncertainty not affecting Wolves performances, says Steve Davis
• Trevelyan indicates plan to cut flight delay compensation could be dropped
• Bail granted for rape attempt accused footballer Mason Greenwood
• Ian Russell says jail option for ‘unsafe’ social media execs would ‘focus minds’
• Bradley confident Marshman can ‘smash it up’ next year
• North Korea fires more shells towards sea buffer zone
• Olivia Pratt-Korbel murder: Gun found in cemetery ‘could be linked to killing’
• Tories make Labour fracking motion ‘confidence vote’ in Liz Truss’s Government
• Liz Truss tells hostile Commons ‘I’m a fighter not a quitter’
• Eilish McColgan’s 10k record invalid after run course found to be 150m short
• What is the triple lock and what difference does it make to pensioners?
• Exeter chief Rob Baxter defends RFU over Wasps and Worcester treatment
• Creation of Great British Railways delayed
• Liam Livingstone keen to play a part in England’s T20 World Cup bid
• Emma Thompson: I cried when I heard Scottish school had won top prize
• Trevelyan: Rail strikes stopping children getting to school are ‘not acceptable’
• UN to vote on sanctions to curb violence in Haiti
• 6 things to know about ovarian cancer, as charity warns of low awareness
• Man’s life saved after dodgy pie supper led to cancer diagnosis
• Merseyside Police receive complaint of alleged criminal damage to Man City bus
• World Bank ‘estimates Pakistan floods caused 40 billion dollars of damage’
• Foreign Secretary warns Tories against ‘defenestrating’ another PM
• Nashwa bound for Breeders’ Cup date
• Sex assault survivor calls for independent inquiry into abuse within cricket
• Silvio Berlusconi says Vladimir Putin sent him vodka and ‘sweet letter’
• Average UK house price hit record high of £296,000 in August
• Woman arrested on suspicion of murder after death of elderly man
• Fuel poverty set to hit almost 11 million households from April – campaigners
• Foster carer says statue in her honour represents all carers and volunteers
• Poor working conditions exacerbate PTSD issues for police – study
• Date set for trial of man accused of Zara Aleena murder
• Bail granted for rape attempt accused footballer Mason Greenwood
• Attack on Hong Kong pro-democracy protester is ‘unacceptable’, says Cleverly
• Andy Balbirnie celebrates Ireland’s ‘pretty special’ achievement at World Cup
• Breakaway European Super League ‘could be running by 2024’ says chief executive
• Half of Britons say Truss should quit as she prepares for tough PMQs clash
• Firefighters struggle with rising costs as union urges members to reject 5% deal
• How everyday food items have risen in price in the past 12 months
• Rape allegations against ’70s Show actor Danny Masterson detailed in court
• Fabre sights set on Classic campaign for Belbek
• First grey seal pup of the year is born at England’s largest colony
• Gino D’Acampo’s Biscoff and espresso cheesecake
• Cardi B accused of ‘humiliating’ man with suggestive cover art image
• Kanye West to face $250m lawsuit over George Floyd death remarks on podcast
• Inflation surges back to 40-year high after food prices soar
• Gino D’Acampo’s one-pot roast chicken with pearl barley, white wine and peas
• What will be the first question for Liz Truss at Prime Minister's Questions?
• Gino D’Acampo’s spicy fish soup with tomatoes and orange zest
• 5 new books to read this week
• Steve Cooper has full belief in Nottingham Forest as they continue to adapt
• He’s shown his qualities – Brendan Rodgers talks up Wout Faes
• Gino D’Acampo on cancel culture – and why women should rule the world
• Curtis Campher and George Dockrell carry Ireland to World Cup win over Scotland
• Hong Kong offers new visa to woo talent amid ‘brain drain’
• Truss warned against ditching promise for 10.1% pension increase
• Controversial Iranian climber receives hero’s welcome in Tehran
• Pensioners ‘could miss out on £442 a year if triple lock is not maintained’
• Patrick Vieira not losing sleep over Wilfried Zaha contract talks
• Ukraine’s power and water supplies attacked again by Russia
• Diversity in foster care ‘gives children someone to identify with’
• Ben Miller on meditation, therapy and keeping his OCD in check
• Half a million children at risk of starvation as Yemen conflict escalates
• From Marilyn Monroe to Wednesday Addams, the Halloween costumes that’ll be big this year
• Football rumours: Jorginho’s new Chelsea contract stalls after pay rise request
• Joe Biden to release 15 million barrels from US strategic oil reserve
• Joe Biden vows abortion legislation as top priority next year
• Black History Month bike ride offers ‘sense of belonging’
• What the papers say – October 19
• Homes for Ukraine host calls for clarity on future of scheme
• Ukrainian family in UK hope to highlight products from their ‘incredible’ nation
• Stonewall calls on players and fans to stand up for LGBTQ+ rights at World Cup
• Sturgeon: No country would choose to be in travesty partnership with Westminster
• Alliance Party seeks recall of Stormont Assembly
• Social media safety ratings needed to protect children from online harm – report
• Concerns over low awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms
• Low-income families to lose out ‘if benefits rise is not calculated by inflation’
• Vodafone unveils new social broadband tariff and free connectivity for small firms
• Breast cancer patients ‘waiting for years before reconstruction surgery’
• Approach to many waste crimes closer to ‘decriminalisation’, MPs warn