Archive 2023/03/28

• Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood: Apple’s new classical music app will bring clarity
• Huddersfield announce prospective new owner is businessman Kevin M Nagle
• Rubbish – Scotland’s ‘time-wasting’ leaves Spain captain Rodri fuming
• Job done – Robert Page hails four-point start as Wales hold off Latvia
• Steve Clarke toasts upset of Spain but warns ‘you don’t qualify with six points’
• Paul Hurst frustrated after Grimsby fail to kill off Crawley
• Heart attack risk may heighten when someone is fighting off flu – study
• Adam Idah urges Ireland’s youngsters to ignore trolls and follow their dreams
• Laurie Walker stars with two penalty saves as Barnet draw with Woking
• Accepting term ‘institutional’ would help move things on – Baroness Casey
• ‘Legal first’ as ex-councillor convicted and sentenced remotely in US
• World number one Carlos Alcaraz eases past Tommy Paul in Miami
• Johnnie Jackson hails impact of returning Ali Al-Hamadi
• Southend slip to seventh straight defeat as play-off hopes fade further
• Man found guilty of murdering partner before sending text messages to cover up
• Joe Nuttall scores twice as Oldham share the points with Wealdstone
• Gary Caldwell full of praise for Exeter battlers after beating in-form Barnsley
• Asa Hall header keeps Torquay’s slim survival hopes alive
• A lesson we needed – Lee Carsley philosphical after defeat
• Harvey Gilmour and Milli Alli on target as Halifax see off Aldershot
• Scotland stun Spain while Switzerland and Romania make it two wins from two
• Louis Dennis at the double as Bromley snatch last-gasp victory
• Louis Storey brace helps Gateshead to victory against Dagenham
• Dom Telford leaves it late to earn Crawley a vital point against Grimsby
• Safety warning as lighthouse workers balloted on strike action
• Attacker who went on rampage at Nashville school legally owned seven guns
• Wasteful Scunthorpe held by York
• Exeter end Barnsley’s unbeaten run with fourth home win on the spin
• AFC Wimbledon beat Walsall to end long wait for win
• England Under-21s beaten by Croatia
• Macaulay Langstaff sets new club record as Notts County move back to summit
• Scott McTominay at the double again as Scotland stun Spain to top Group A
• Wales keep up strong start in qualifying with win over Latvia
• Pence ordered to testify over Trump bid to overturn 2020 election result
• Kate Forbes to leave Government after finishing second in SNP leadership race
• Orange Order rejects Windsor Framework as basis for powersharing return
• Roads reopened after spilled substance found not to be hazardous
• Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy upheld in bid to resolve sex abuse claims
• May: Immigration reforms make it harder to catch traffickers and slave drivers
• Fabio Paratici does not want manager speculation to distract Tottenham’s players
• Sir Elton John and David Furnish have ‘paternal’ friendship with Harry
• Harry concerned by ‘unchecked power’ of Daily Mail publisher – court statement
• Gareth Bale receives fond farewell from Cardiff crowd before Wales v Latvia
• Ukrainian Eurovision winner ‘likely to collaborate with opera stars’
• Corbyn has ‘no intention to stop’ fighting for constituents after Labour block
• Northern Ireland threat level raised just one year after it was reduced
• Republic of Ireland international James McClean reveals autism diagnosis
• Fire crews probing spillage of unknown substance after court building sealed off
• Phillip Schofield brother ’emotionally blackmailed sex abuse victim’, court told
• Rishi Sunak says Brexit deal ensures sovereignty for Northern Ireland
• Two men suspected of planning mass terror attacks arrested in Greece
• Paltrow’s version of ski crash ‘consistent with laws of physics’, US court told
• Eurovision festival ‘a celebration of Ukraine tinged with bitterness of war’
• Harry Kane in the kitchen and Mohamed Salah honoured – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Government’s pay deal for teachers is final offer – Education Secretary
• Dozens of migrants die in fire at detention centre after mattresses set ablaze
• Montenegro president: ‘Negligent’ EU has allowed Russian influence in Balkans
• Sunak says child detention needed under asylum plans to prevent ‘pull factor’
• Threat from paramilitaries ‘generally low’ in Republic of Ireland
• Next to buy Cath Kidston out of administration – but jobs will be cut
• Gary Lineker must be impartial as he hosts ‘important’ show, says ex-BBC boss
• Former Castle Howard boss died after ‘being prescribed too much insulin’
• National hope Hill aiming to make it third-time lucky for Thomson
• Church pastor’s daughter among the dead in Nashville school shooting
• Central contracts for England players would ease burden on clubs – Mike Brown
• Scotland’s new First Minister vows to argue ‘tirelessly’ for independence
• Enoch Burke case begins without him after refusal to comply with court authority
• Industrial action by headteachers ‘necessary’ if pay offer rejected – union
• IOC not stalling decision over Russia and Belarus, insists Thomas Bach
• Transgender woman will serve sentence in male prison after stabbing partner
• ‘Lifeline’ treatment for asthma patients to be given the green light for NHS use
• Vaughan thrilled as Eva’s Oskar makes National cut
• Labour peer asks to be on Boris Johnson’s jury if ex-prime minister faces trial
• Ministers warned over ‘eviction notices’ being given to Afghan refugees
• FTX founder Bankman-Fried charged over alleged bribes to Chinese officials
• Yousaf elected Scotland’s new First Minister and he tips Robison for deputy
• Usain Bolt feels athletics is ‘missing a superstar’ who can excite crowds again
• Woman in High Court fight over whether she won lottery prize of £10 or £1m
• MI5 raises Northern Ireland terror threat level to ‘severe’
• HS2 will end at Euston, Sunak tells MPs
• Murder suspect son of billionaire speaks about death of student in London
• ‘Considerable work’ needed before inquest resumes into teenager’s hospital death
• Mother says partner should ‘rot in hell’ for allegedly killing her toddler
• Old Master artists ‘used egg yolk in their paint to overcome humidity issues’
• Woman, 25, dies at Michael Owen’s stables
• Westover team positive after fine effort behind magical Equinox
• Starmer’s move to block Corbyn from running to be Labour MP approved
• The overflowing in-tray facing Scotland’s new First Minister
• Husband and wife take to water ahead of Bristol Harbour swimming pilot
• Sunak defends use of British munitions stockpiles to support Ukraine
• Former head of NHS trust found to have ‘toxic’ work culture to retire
• World-first child research hub in London will support Ukraine war victims
• Residents treated in dismissive ways at Awaab Ishak housing association – report
• Statutory inquiry into sexual harassment allegations in Defence Forces announced
• Yousaf elected as Scotland’s new First Minister in Holyrood vote
• Tate ‘not averse’ to stepping up in trip with Royal Aclaim
• Ride-out team guilty of fatal shooting
• More maternity tragedies will occur unless rapid changes are made – report
• Gove invites Kingspan for talks on post-Grenfell remediation package
• Roy Hodgson calls for energy, optimism and lack of fear from Palace players
• Who is Scotland’s new First Minister Humza Yousaf?
• Britain losing the global race for green jobs, says Labour’s Miliband
• Up to 15 birds with oil on feathers spotted since Poole Harbour oil leak
• SFA to probe apparent headbutt by Rangers coach on Celtic boss after SWPL game
• Nasser Al-Khelaifi confident ECA members will benefit from FIFA agreement
• There's something to tweet about! Gary Lineker wins £4.9m tax battle with HMRC
• Leeds waiting on Tyler Adams return after midfielder undergoes hamstring surgery
• Premier League prepared to pool net media revenues with EFL – Richard Masters
• France’s highest court refuses extradition of far-left Italian militants
• Paddington Bear immersive experience to open in London
• Asda set to appease competition concerns over £600m takeover of petrol stations
• Police need ‘draconian’ powers to strip-search children, says minister
• Gambling White Paper ‘desperately’ needed, says former Tory leader
• Coronation parade troops treated to Big Lunch as they prepare for pageant
• Russian space capsule hit by coolant leak returns safely to Earth
• Diana’s niece Lady Amelia Spencer marries in opulent Versace gown
• Strong demand for Christmas beauty products drives Boots sales higher
• Judge dismisses ‘flimsy’ arguments from Enoch Burke in High Court case
• Law is a mess and needs reform, inquiry on assisted dying told
• Judge wants Sir Frederick Barclay and ex-wife to reach agreement
• Government urged to boost funding for police in NI after threat level rise
• Police failings not ‘arguments against authority’, says Gove
• Jeremy Corbyn’s 40 years as MP for Islington North: Key numbers
• Man charged with murdering woman, 26, after body is found
• UK Sport’s new sustainability targets vital to mitigate climate change – chief
• ‘Corrosive’ culture at NHS trust could put patient safety at risk, report finds
• JMW Turner painting of Chepstow Castle sold at auction for more than £90,000
• Olivia case defendant is ‘hated’ but not guilty, court told
• Everton insist charge will have no impact on new stadium’s funding or completion
• Two women stabbed to death at Muslim centre in Lisbon
• Harlem Eubank keen to muscle in after Chris Eubank Jr v Conor Benn revive bout
• Illuminated birds and a Eurovision winner form part of Liverpool’s EuroFestival
• Man accused of murdering partner’s daughter ‘smashed up’ house with hammer
• French workers block train tracks during pension reform protests
• Zelensky tours battle-scarred cities as Ukrainian offensive expected
• Premier League ‘can’t comment’ on whether Newcastle probe is taking place
• Survivors group criticises ECB over ‘lack of transparency’ around Hyam report
• Police shoot suspect after two stabbed to death at Muslim centre in Lisbon
• Buzz to be aimed at Flat return, as Henderson rules Aintree out
• Suspect remanded in custody accused of murder and kidnap
• When should you see a doctor about stomach ache?
• Dozens of migrants killed in fire at Mexican detention centre
• Afghan refugees ‘evictions plan’ deeply concerning, say campaigners
• Kirby looking towards Topham target for Ben
• Sturgeon sends resignation letter to King
• William Hill failings ‘widespread and alarming’ – regulator
• ‘Outstanding candidate’ Peter Moores to lead Melbourne Stars in Big Bash
• Police officer’s alleged killer appears at the Old Bailey
• Major works by artist Alberta Whittle acquired for the nation
• Teacher strikes could disrupt exams as union urges members to reject pay offer
• Tottenham defender Emerson Royal to undergo knee surgery
• Harry returns to High Court for second day of hearing in privacy claim
• Microplastics found in UK waters at 100 times the level of six years ago
• New Army role for King following in late Queen’s footsteps
• Water firms urged to be more ‘creative’ in how they charge customers
• Thousands of police officers deployed as more marches and strikes held in France
• England captain Ben Stokes to manage fitness during IPL ahead of Ashes
• Yousaf urged to include Forbes and Regan in cabinet
• Yousaf has ‘power to govern’ Scotland without election, says campaign manager
• Campaigner for girls’ education arrested in Afghanistan
• Labour body to vote on motion to block Corbyn from standing for party
• Twitter to scrap features for non-paying users in Elon Musk shake-up
• Nathan Collins ‘heartbroken’ after France edge Republic in Dublin qualifier
• As DJ Adele Roberts highlights symptoms of bowel cancer, the warning signs you shouldn’t ignore
• British Challenger 2 tanks arrive in Ukraine and will soon face combat
• Joint fatal accident inquiry to be held into two deaths in police custody
• Eddie Hearn: Anthony Joshua has ‘unfinished business’ in US but priority is Fury
• Thriller writer Harlan Coben on his latest Netflix series with Joanna Lumley
• Diageo’s Ivan Menezes to step down as chief executive
• Star Wars actor Mark Hamill lends voice to Ukrainian air defence app
• Things you didn’t know you can actually recycle
• Shoppers turn to multiple supermarkets as grocery inflation reaches record high
• Record scorer Harry Kane: A hundred goals for England not out of question
• Shoppers turn to multiple supermarkets as grocery inflation reaches record high
• Ex-pupil ‘conducted surveillance’ before killing six at Nashville school
• Afghan refugees ‘to be evicted from hotels’
• Russia fires anti-ship missiles in Sea of Japan attack simulation
• Foaling season for Konik ponies begins at National Trust nature reserve
• Why long hot summers are bad for hedgehogs – and how gardeners can help
• Football rumours: Manchester United target Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund
• Actress and model Jodie Turner-Smith on how raising her daughter has helped ‘heal’ her
• How to talk to your kids about others with autism
• Police reopen 1993 murder case following ‘new and significant’ information
• Former pupil killed six in shooting at Nashville school
• Seven confirmed dead in Ecuador landslide
• Kim Jong Un calls for increased weapons production amid rising tensions
• MSPs set to back Humza Yousaf as Scotland’s next first minister
• Government calls claim it has only spent 8% of levelling-up fund ‘misleading’
• What the papers say – March 28
• Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash left man as a ‘self-imposed recluse’, US court hears
• Heritage sites to be preserved with millions in National Lottery funding
• EV owners still reaping the benefits of cheaper per mile motoring, AA says
• Nursing staff in England to vote on new NHS pay offer
• Humza Yousaf faces ‘full in-tray’ as half of Scots think country on wrong path