Archive 2023/03/17

• Irish pop star Niall Horan ‘welcome back anytime’ after White House performance
• Liverpool forward Darwin Nunez out of Uruguay squad due to injury
• Varadkar presents Joe Biden with shamrock bowl in St Patrick’s Day finale
• Rare anti-slavery poem by Coleridge at risk of leaving UK, according to DCMS
• Eddie Howe says last-gasp win at Forest feels ‘a big moment’ in Newcastle season
• It has to be a penalty – Ian Evatt frustrated as Bolton denied chance for winner
• ‘I’m back!’: Trump posts on Facebook after two-year ban
• SNP communications chief resigns over membership statements
• Climate activists carry out sit-down protest at high-end London restaurant
• Harry Kane has ‘brilliant future’ but Spurs won’t force contract situation
• Vincent Kompany: Pep Guardiola has to stop saying I will become Man City boss
• Ashley Cole: Standard among England Under-21s higher than when I was playing
• Brentford boss Thomas Frank identifies James Maddison as Leicester’s key player
• Talk over James Ward-Prowse future ‘irrelevant’, says Saints boss Ruben Selles
• Graham Potter surprised to see injured Mason Mount named in England squad
• I have to trust – Julen Lopetegui still backs referees despite recent mistakes
• Pep Guardiola believes Vincent Kompany would make ideal Man City boss
• Braverman doubles down on Rwanda deal ahead of first visit as Home Secretary
• Convicted murderer among Fishmongers’ Hall attack heroes honoured for bravery
• Alexander Isak double earns last-gasp win for Newcastle
• Former US Air Force officer given two years for Capitol attack
• Sean Adarkwa and Derek Gaston earn Arbroath vital point against Morton
• Sir Jim Ratcliffe holds substantive talks with Man United during visit to club
• World number one Novak Djokovic fails in bid to get exemption for Miami Open
• Sheffield Wednesday extend unbeaten run but Bolton earn point
• Disgraced Theranos boss Elizabeth Holmes returns to court in bid to avoid prison
• Prince of Wales: Diana would be disappointed in lack of progress on homelessness
• Junior doctors’ leaders to halt strikes and enter pay talks
• Two police officers stabbed in central London
• Roy Hodgson in talks to return as Crystal Palace manager – reports
• Politicians must fulfil promise of Good Friday Agreement, Taoiseach says
• Biden praises solidarity of NI politicians following shooting of detective
• Britain welcomes issuing of arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin
• US has led the free world in opposition to Russian invasion of Ukraine: Varadkar
• St Patrick’s Day celebrations and Gunners gear up – Friday’s sporting social
• ICC issues arrest warrant for Putin over ‘abductions of Ukrainian children’
• More than 175,000 appointments and procedures postponed in junior doctor strike
• Final two Old Firm matches this season will not admit away fans
• Mullins and Townend crowned once more at Cheltenham
• Watchdog probes senior police officer over alleged ‘regretful sex’ rape comments
• Fears of whip rules overshadowing Cheltenham prove unfounded
• Parliament warns MSPs to remove TikTok over security fears
• Protests erupt in France over Macron’s retirement age push
• Lewis Hamilton will need to leave Mercedes if we do not improve – Toto Wolff
• Varadkar hails US as trailblazers on LGBT rights issues
• Grenfell survivor loses High Court housing fight with council
• Kyle Walker will not face criminal charges over alleged incident in bar
• Mullins admits to feeling ‘pressure’ ahead of Galopin’s Gold-en effort
• Depleted Scotland eye third spot as Italy seek consolation win – talking points
• Scientists create mice using cells from two males for first time
• Harry in bid to throw out Mail on Sunday publisher’s defence to libel claim
• London markets lose earlier gains as jitters return to banking sector
• Colm Murphy back in Cheltenham winner’s enclosure with Impervious
• Bournemouth boss Gary O’Neil hoping team bonding can help survival bid
• Marco Silva confident Fulham are good enough to win FA Cup
• Parent company of Silicon Valley Bank files for bankruptcy
• Varadkar pledges to ‘roll out red carpet’ for Biden’s visit to Ireland
• New Covid-19 origin research points to raccoon dogs in China market
• Paul Hurst looking to extend Grimsby’s ‘miracle’ FA Cup run against Brighton
• Climate activist cleared over Sir David Attenborough incident
• Kate hails Irish Guards’ ‘glorious sense of humour’ on St Patrick’s Day visit
• Taking Grimsby lightly would be ‘big mistake’ – Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi
• Breeding ospreys reunite at Scottish wildlife park
• Atkinson family ‘disappointed’ as officer keeps job despite ‘unlawful’ actions
• Premier just Magic for Bradley Gibbs
• Mark Birighitti vows to repay Jim Goodwin’s faith after Dundee United recall
• Man guilty of killing girlfriend’s young son after campaign of ‘sadistic’ abuse
• Longhouse Poet tunes up for National with Down Royal victory
• Turkey’s president agrees to approve Finland’s Nato membership application
• Bravemansgame will be back next year, says proud Nicholls
• Defensive strength important to Unai Emery and Aston Villa
• Morrisons fined £3.5 million after supermarket worker died
• Crystal Palace in positive mood despite Patrick Vieira sacking – Steve Parish
• Galopin Des Champs dazzles for Mullins and Townend
• Owen Farrell ready to upset family loyalties against Ireland
• Chief constable tells of officers using food bank as he pushes for better pay
• Half a million people attend St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin
• Officer who killed George Floyd pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Aberdeen can be ‘renewable energy capital of the world’, Yousaf says
• Stay Away Fay powers to Albert Bartlett victory
• Malky Mackay expecting another stern test when Staggies visit Livingston
• Ange Postecoglou: League standard should not affect international call-ups
• CJ Egan-Riley confident Hibernian are well-placed to take on Celtic
• Pc keeps job despite her gross misconduct over baton strikes on ex-footballer
• Ross McCrorie backs Barry Robson to develop into a ‘top manager’
• I wanted another Premier League draw – Jon Dahl Tomasson
• You have to keep going – Graham Potter hails Blues for ‘fighting through storm’
• Vogue Williams on her Mother’s Day wish, and why reading and running are her top forms of self-care
• Varadkar meets Biden at White House for St Patrick’s Day talks
• Teenager locked up for at least 15 years over gang murder of ‘popular’ boy
• Ruben Selles relishing clash with Antonio Conte as Saints look to shock Spurs
• Man gets two life terms for murdering neighbour and attempting to kill friend
• Max Verstappen shakes off stomach bug to dominate opening practice in Jeddah
• Faivoir gets the nod to give Skelton another County Hurdle
• Activist on trial after repeatedly trying to talk to Sir David Attenborough
• ‘Failing’ infrastructure is killing fish and ‘devastating’ rivers, anglers say
• Plans to modernise creation of lasting powers of attorney clear Commons
• St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson confident things are looking up
• Mother with leukaemia in desperate search for stem cell donor
• Lossiemouth puts the record straight in Triumph Hurdle
• Julen Lopetegui urges Wolves to keep their focus during scrap for survival
• Covid test requirement for arrivals from China to end next month
• Posthumous Coolio album set to be released
• Farmers need right incentives to stop soil degradation, experts say
• Banking sector turmoil puts pressure on Bank of England over interest rates
• Skipper and company owner avoid jail over speedboat death of Emily Lewis,15
• Spain facing year of heatwaves and wildfires as it enters long-term drought
• Paul Heckingbottom: One of the biggest weeks in Sheffield United’s history
• Three killed in Cardiff crash ‘declared dead at scene’, inquests told
• Nicky Devlin demands Livingston build on Dundee United draw with Ross County win
• Public more concerned than reassured after Budget, poll suggests
• Erik ten Hag focused on more cup success after meeting bidder Sir Jim Ratcliffe
• Longsdon hoping for the best with ‘improving’ Guetapan Collonges
• Peanut allergies may fall by 77% if babies weaned early on products – scientists
• Champions League: Chelsea-Real Madrid and Man City-Bayern Munich in last eight
• FAW says it takes disciplinary matters seriously in wake of investigation
• Health committee chair Steve Brine under investigation over lobbying claims
• Cristiano Ronaldo named in Portugal squad by new boss Roberto Martinez
• No 10 defends ‘proportionate’ Government phones TikTok ban after China criticism
• Brendan Rodgers knows Leicester need to be wary of Ivan Toney
• Scotland call a pleasant surprise for Zander Clark
• Johnny Sexton’s ‘obsessive’ mentality similar to Jonny Wilkinson – Mike Catt
• Cecil the lion did not die ‘in vain’, minister says as trophy-hunting ban passed
• Whole life sentence prisoners face ban from marrying under Government plans
• Retired taxi driver will return to Scottish Highland roads after £1m lotto win
• Regan pledges to ‘hit the ground running’ as she meets Permanent Secretary
• Manuel Lanzini wants West Ham to carry European form into the Premier League
• Death in custody of black man would automatically lead to tension, inquiry told
• Jamie Ritchie demands big finish as Scotland aim for third place in Six Nations
• MPs back plans for tougher sanctions on parents who do not pay child maintenance
• Olivia murder accused wore tracksuit bottoms matching the gunman’s, court hears
• Ireland v England – Five talking points ahead of the Six Nations clash in Dublin
• Lewis Hamilton parts company with long-serving performance coach
• Chief constable pushes for pay rise for officers to halt ‘erosion of talent’
• Ken Owens knows Wales need to reach new levels to handle France
• UK economy expected to be second-worst in G20 this year – OECD
• Sean Dyche believes relaxed Dwight McNeil has ‘got his shoulders back’
• Manchester United bidder Sir Jim Ratcliffe attends presentation at Old Trafford
• Michael Beale calls for killer instinct when Rangers head for Motherwell
• Drakeford accuses UK Government of ‘dog whistle’ politics over Stop The Boats
• Mark O’Hara ‘loving every minute’ at St Mirren after signing new deal
• Appeal judges cut jail term handed to former politician Lord Nazir Ahmed
• Kate celebrates St Patrick’s Day looking gorgeous in green
• Danny Armstrong over cup disappointment as Kilmarnock look to stay up
• Pc facing sack after excessive force misconduct finding in Dalian Atkinson case
• Dominic Raab’s warning over serial killer Levi Bellfield’s prison marriage bid
• Struggle for goals and winless in 2023 – data behind Patrick Vieira’s sacking
• Russia to award pilots involved in US drone incident
• Motherwell’s Calum Butcher sees his long-term future in central defence
• Martin Odegaard says Arsenal have to respond against Palace after European exit
• Three men accused of murdering footballer Cody Fisher to stand trial in July
• Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold dies aged 62
• Manchester City defender Rico Lewis receives maiden England Under-21s call-up
• Great-great-grandmother, 108, says ‘lunchtime tipple’ is key to long, happy life
• Jodey Whiting’s mother has ‘chance of justice’ after second inquest ordered
• Childminders warn of closures after Chancellor’s ‘free’ childcare promise
• Vincent Kompany knows the challenge Burnley face versus his former club Man City
• Pep Guardiola feeling his age as he prepares for Vincent Kompany reunion
• Former violin teacher denies sexual assault charges
• Marsch and Hasenhuttl among top contenders to succeed Vieira at Crystal Palace
• Slovakia approves plan to give Ukraine its Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets
• TransPennine Express cancelled equivalent of nearly one in four trains in month
• Man faces court accused of supporting banned loyalist group
• Rio Dyer feels week in the sun has lifted Wales’ morale ahead of France clash
• We want to win everything – Facundo Pellistri eyeing trophy haul with Man United
• Great British Menu judge Aktar Islam on why he’ll always be honest to budding chefs
• Mozambicans march to honour protest rapper after death aged 38
• How will the latest rail strikes affect each train operator?
• Mother of disabled woman wins fresh inquest into her death after benefits cut
• Pakistan court rejects ex-PM Khan’s plea to suspend warrant
• Javi Gracia keeping calm but admits he is suffering inside amid relegation scrap
• Fraudster ordered to hand over returned donation he made to independent school
• Aldi hands shopworkers another pay rise to £11.40 per hour
• Raab: It is improper to discuss bullying inquiry
• Met Police clearly has a problem, says Raab, amid reports of ‘atrocious’ review
• Anger spreads in France over Macron’s retirement bill push
• US bank deal helps lift London stocks after week of troubles
• Openreach pauses launch of broadband discounts after Ofcom delay
• Funeral held for Pakistani athlete who died in migrant boat crash
• Harry Kane backed to shut out transfer talk and keep Tottenham on track
• Should I see a doctor about my bad sleep?
• Andy Farrell wants Ireland to stay calm against England as they chase Grand Slam
• William and Kate to celebrate St Patrick’s Day with Irish Guards
• 5 key talking points ahead of a challenging French test for Wales
• Patrick Vieira sacked as Crystal Palace manager
• Striking doctors could meet Health Secretary ‘as soon as this afternoon’
• How power of attorney can protect your future finances
• I’m a money expert – and this was my biggest financial mistake
• China’s leader Xi to visit Moscow in show of support for Putin
• El Salvador extends anti-gang crackdown
• Football rumours: Newcastle set sights on Leicester playmaker James Maddison
• DUP leader denies being pressured by US politicians to accept new Brexit deal
• 6 reasons to ditch plastic bottles and try a shampoo bar
• Paid-for attractions lag behind free sites as cost-of-living crisis bites
• North Korea says missile launch was response to rivals’ drills
• French President Emmanuel Macron risks his government to raise retirement age
• Irish-American relationship forged through emigration – Varadkar
• What the papers say – March 17
• Latest hearing in Harry’s libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher
• Harvey 2 Old Trafford: Boy, seven, takes on 40-mile walk for cousin with cancer
• Plans to scrap BBC Singers sends ‘incredibly bleak message’ – letter
• We love it in Ireland: Andy Farrell not interested in coaching role in England
• Mikel Arteta urges his team to bounce back from Europa League ‘blow’
• NHS workers to consider pay offer after unions back proposals
• Rolls-Royce receives funding to develop nuclear reactor for Moon exploration
• Natural History Museum named most visited indoor UK attraction again
• Three million people suffer driving licence delays since April 2020 – report
• Domestic killers with history of coercive behaviour face tougher sentences
• Passport Office workers to strike for five weeks in escalation of pay row
• Big screens planned for people nationwide to watch coronation