Archive 2022/10/31

• No water for much of Kyiv amid heavy Russian barrage on Ukraine
• Steven Schumacher proud of record-breaking Plymouth after derby win
• Legacy Bill ‘biggest abuse of human rights in UK history’, says victims’ group
• Woman tells court two Weinstein ‘sexual assaults’ came 17 years apart
• Jerry Lee Lewis funeral details announced by family
• Police: Pelosi suspect wanted to hold House Speaker hostage
• Andy Murray beaten by Gilles Simon in the first round of the Paris Masters
• Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin has touchline ban reduced on appeal
• Thousands line the streets as Halloween parade returns
• Super-sub Ryan Hardie earns leaders Plymouth derby victory over Exeter
• Jack Dempsey: Moving to Scotland has re-lit the fire inside of me
• Papua New Guinea prepare for England tie with impressive win over Wales
• ‘It changes a lot’ – Stellini gearing up for Spurs’ crunch clash without Conte
• PFA says concussion rules must be addressed ‘urgently’ to avoid ‘serious’ injury
• Football manager Joey Barton cleared of assaulting his wife after judge's 'fair trial' ruling
• Turkey farmers scared about effect bird flu could have on Christmas supplies
• Baaeed leaves Newmarket for new life at stud
• Senior female officer to lead probe into abuse allegations against women in Navy
• Home Secretary Suella Braverman defends her handling of email security breach
• Home Secretary describes migrant ‘invasion’ during stormy Commons appearance
• Ajax defender Calvin Bassey focused on job not Rangers reunions
• Patrice Evra wins Halloween and Gary Neville blanked – Monday’s sporting social
• Braverman faces down criticism over deepening migrant crisis
• Musk floats paid Twitter verification and fires board
• Dover immigration centre firebombing suspect lived 120 miles away
• Two men killed after car chase ends in fatal moped collision and shooting
• James Sands wants big finish from Rangers as they face Ajax in Champions League
• We are not at their level yet – Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst on Ajax
• France midfielder Paul Pogba to miss World Cup through injury, says agent
• Accused nurse told to leave alone parents of dying newborn baby, court told
• He’s an absolute beast – Marcus Smith cannot wait to link up with Manu Tuilagi
• Earl of Wessex named as royal patron of Berkshire theatre
• BBC to overhaul local radio services with stations sharing more programmes
• Nicky Butt to succeed Gary Neville as Salford chief executive
• No new injury worries for Wycombe ahead of Port Vale clash
• Crucial winner for Colin Keane at Galway
• Hope Powell steps down as manager of Brighton’s WSL side
• Sceau Royal all set for another Elite Hurdle bid
• Farrend Rawson and Ousmane Fane back from bans as Morecambe host Derby
• Ukraine FA urges FIFA to ban Iran from World Cup
• Luton without injured Henri Lansbury for Reading chash
• Aaron Danks not part of Unai Emery’s coaching staff at Aston Villa
• In-form Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit ‘cannot wait’ for first New Zealand meeting
• Alexis Sanchez: I have affection for Arsenal and beating Spurs was a great joy
• Nine arrested after bridge collapse in India
• Covid inquiry asks to see Government WhatsApp chats
• Kerry Katona’s ex-fiance formally settles claim against newspaper publisher
• Government must follow through on threat to call NI election – Sinn Fein
• Pensions secretary guarded on whether benefits will rise in line with inflation
• No 10 confirms Sunak could U-turn on Cop27 snub
• National winner Noble Yeats back in business at Wexford
• Legal requirement for birdkeepers to keep birds indoors extended across England
• Q&A: What is going wrong at Liverpool and how can Jurgen Klopp fix it?
• Home Secretary facing questions over deepening migrant crisis
• Cormac Roth, musician son of actor Tim Roth, dies aged 25
• Joey Barton cleared of assaulting his wife after judge rules on fair trial
• Bristol City boss Nigel Pearson to assess illness-hit squad ahead of Blades game
• Five of the best for Kevin Manning
• Tranmere boss Micky Mellon could ring the changes for Stockport clash
• Peterborough condemn ‘disgusting chants’ as disorder mars Cambridge clash
• Hearing for 11 accused of ‘satanic’ child sex ring continues
• Blustery beginning to November as Storm Claudio brings high winds
• Jurgen Klopp insists it is too early to write off Liverpool after poor run
• Royal Mail tables new offer in pay and conditions dispute
• Bolger pays tribute as Manning enjoys winning farewell
• Preston set to be unchanged for Championship clash with Swansea
• The problems at Manston and how the Government is tackling the migrant crisis
• Callum Elder in contention as Hull host Middlesbrough
• Judge orders more than 180 protesters to stop blocking roads in London
• Dundee United file appeal against Tony Watt dismissal
• Lincoln sweat on Daniel Mandroiu fitness ahead of Accrington clash
• Domestic abuse victim feared authorities would ‘take baby away’, inquest told
• Braverman sent official documents to personal email address six times
• Flagging Reds – How Liverpool form compares to their worst Premier League starts
• Report on Army’s IRA agent Stakeknife to be published in the new year
• Oxford pair Matty Taylor and Billy Bodin still suspended against Fleetwood
• Kevin Manning calls time on riding career after Galway victory
• Owen Farrell and Jonny May link up with England squad
• Instagram bug tells users their accounts have been suspended
• Coventry hope illness issues ease ahead of Blackburn clash
• Cricket Scotland to formally investigate 22 allegations of racism after review
• Somalia car bombs death toll climbs to 120 with some still missing
• Telescope captures the ghost of a giant star
• Alpinista still training towards Japan Cup swansong
• Injury scares for Australia trio Aaron Finch, Tim David and Marcus Stoinis
• Indiana police arrest man over 2017 killings of two teenage girls
• Kyle Bartley returns from suspension for West Brom against Blackpool
• A special honour – Fran Goldthorp relishing England World Cup tie at Headingley
• Government has ‘robust’ system to protect ministers’ data, says No10
• Arrests made after Just Stop Oil activists spray orange paint on buildings
• Premier League urged to tackle Hillsborough chants that ‘shame’ football
• Coroner criticises university over student’s ‘cry for help’ before death
• Barrow goalkeeper Paul Farman could return against Colchester after birth of son
• Residents near migrant facility urge councils across UK to ‘take their share’
• University offers course to help students deal with ‘eco-anxiety’
• Workers walk out of China iPhone factory amid Covid lockdowns
• Hundreds of thousands missing out on Government energy support, data suggests
• Coffinmakers at Co-op factory ‘resolute’ in taking strike action for fair pay
• What lies ahead for the British clubs in Champions League action this week?
• A third of restaurants, pubs and hotels at brink of collapse, trade bodies warn
• Marcus Rashford not thinking about World Cup despite return to form with Man Utd
• Braverman reveals fresh details about ministerial code breach
• Actually useful things you can do right now to deal with hangxiety
• Sir James Dyson’s libel claim against Channel 4 dismissed by judge
• Russell retains Ahoy Senor faith following Wetherby disappointment
• Aaron Finch helps Australia boost T20 World Cup semi-final bid with Ireland win
• Takeaway delivery driver on last job of the day killed amid gunfire
• Key stats as Marcus Rashford joins Man Utd 100 club and boosts World Cup claims
• Dettori set to spend winter months in America
• When the pressure is on England can rely on Ben Stokes, says Paul Collingwood
• Northumberland battery firm Britishvolt considers administration
• Iran plans public trials for 1,000 protesters in Tehran
• Reiss Nelson likens his two-goal outing against Notts Forest to a computer game
• Wellbeing in UK improved but still below pre-pandemic levels – survey
• Twitter planning to charge users to keep blue tick verification – report
• Brian Facer to step down as British Cycling chief executive
• Home-buyer mortgage approvals fell significantly in September
• Charles sends message of condolence to South Korea following crowd surge deaths
• Suspension bridge collapse kills at least 133 in India
• Neil King waiting on easier ground for stable star Lookaway
• North Sea revenues ‘up to almost £8bn’ in first nine months of 2022
• Inflation hits new record in Europe as economy slows
• How Max Verstappen compares to Formula One best as records continue to tumble
• Barrage of Russian strikes hits key Ukrainian infrastructure
• If one skis and the other snowboards, can a ski holiday work?
• Minister criticised for suggesting ‘little man in China’ could be hacking phone
• ‘Anything’s possible’ – a big day nears for Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ ball
• Rangers need point against Ajax to avoid worst CL group-stage record
• Wales to consider changing name of national teams to Cymru after World Cup
• South Korea probes Halloween crowd surge deaths as nation mourns
• How to create a vertical allotment in a small space
• Sunak under pressure over Braverman and climate summit snub
• Virat Kohli condemns ‘appalling’ breach of privacy at Perth hotel
• White House invites dozens of nations for ransomware summit
• Tim Southee had to ‘evolve with the game’ in bid to not get left behind in T20
• Lewis Hamilton believes ‘social media is getting more and more toxic’
• China launches third and final space station component
• Representation and diversity is where ‘magic’ lies for the future of opera
• Asda seals £600 million takeover of Co-op petrol forecourts
• Football rumours: Real Madrid set to launch fresh bid for Gabriel Jesus
• Saudi and UAE back Opec cuts as US envoy warns of ‘uncertainty’
• Journalist crushed to death at ex-Pakistan PM Khan’s march
• Thousands of newly mobilised Russian soldiers ‘poorly equipped’, experts say
• Movember: 6 iconic moustache styles and how to grow them
• Philadelphia Eagles remain undefeated with 35-13 win over Pittsburgh Steelers
• Brazilians deliver tight win to Lula da Silva in bitter presidential election
• Crime figures being warped by recording petty disputes as crime – police chief
• The sporting weekend in pictures
• Happy Jota not getting carried away with inclusion in Portugal’s World Cup squad
• Political decision-making focus of Covid inquiry’s second preliminary hearing
• Expert in ‘blinking red’ warning of lone wolf terror amid cost of living crisis
• What the papers say – October 31
• Pressure mounts on Sunak to U-turn on climate summit snub
• Doll company creator wants ‘open’ talks about race to continue past October
• Cocoa producers trial new farming scheme to save chocolate from climate change
• Demand from new home buyers drops by a third – report
• Business confidence in Scotland fell in October, study finds
• Patience is a virtue for jays waiting for favourite food
• System of government in England ‘overly centralised’ and ‘opaque’
• Climate change taking cocoa farmers ‘back to zero’ in Ghana
• Charities urge Home Secretary to tackle refugee ‘backlog’ with safe routes
• Co-op to give all staff paid leave for fertility treatments
• Consumers using new money tools to cope with cost of living, survey shows