Archive 2023/03/29

• Dominic Raab gets Paul O’Grady’s name wrong as MPs pay tribute
• Government facing prospect of more legal action over its climate policies
• Actress Melissa Joan Hart helped pupils fleeing Nashville shooting
• Man who inspired movie Hotel Rwanda returns to US after being freed from jail
• More private jets left UK soil than any other European country in 2022 – study
• Darren Moore demands improvement in Sheffield Wednesday’s concentration levels
• King vows to ‘strengthen connections’ between UK and Germany in banquet speech
• Plans to bring forward raise in state pension age put on hold, reports suggest
• Danny Ward hoping his Wales form can turn around his fortunes at Leicester
• Starmer says Labour would freeze council tax bills this year
• Raab to hold fresh talks with Strasbourg court on injunction reform
• Highway patrol officers charged over death of man who said: I can’t breathe
• Preparations to prevent collision at Queen’s 1953 coronation part of new display
• Lee Gregory salvages late point for Sheffield Wednesday away to Cheltenham
• Dumbarton miss chance to go top as Forfar secure narrow victory
• Dropping Paltrow lawsuit would provide ‘cure’ for plaintiff, court told
• Yousaf says SNP is ‘united’ as he appoints supporters to his first Cabinet
• DUP move to block plank of NI Brexit deal overwhelmingly rejected by peers
• Anthony Joshua tells his critics to speak to him directly
• Pope Francis to spend ‘several days’ in hospital with pulmonary infection
• Tottenham ‘urgently seeking clarification from FIFA’ over Fabio Paratici ban
• Jill Biden and Sheryl Crow to attend vigil for Nashville shooting victims
• Pensioner who died after break-in ‘strong, determined character who loved life’
• Adam Peaty to miss British Championships as he shares mental health struggle
• TV presenter Eamonn Holmes loses appeal over tax ruling
• Fraud probe launched into claims meat falsely labelled British
• Tech chiefs call on scientists to pause development of AI systems
• Ex-principal says teacher Enoch Burke’s ‘outburst’ in chapel was ‘disrespectful’
• Michael Beale wants free-scoring Rangers to be even more ruthless
• ‘Watch your back’: Ex-standards commissioner tells of warning from Tory MP
• Julian Knight says he is facing ‘witch hunt’ after call for whip return rejected
• Pope Francis attends hospital in Rome for scheduled tests, says Vatican
• Germany’s president hails King’s green ‘convictions’
• Adidas withdraws objection to Black Lives Matter trademark bid
• Teacher accused of body-in-garden murder ‘shocked’ when PCSO called, trial told
• Marcus Rashford says reports he wants £500,000-a-week deal ‘complete nonsense’
• More mammals infected with bird flu but risk to humans is low, experts say
• DVLA workers to strike in ongoing civil service dispute
• Covid inquiry should look at ‘perilous state’ of NI health service pre-pandemic
• Man denies murdering pregnant wife by pushing her off Arthur’s Seat
• Police call handlers ‘used fake system to manipulate response targets’
• Who is in Yousaf’s first Scottish Cabinet?
• Harry privacy claim rejected ‘in its entirety’, Daily Mail publisher tells court
• King’s state visit to Germany begins with welcome in shadow of Brandenburg Gate
• Aleksandar Mitrovic ‘regrets actions’ and apologises to referee Chris Kavanagh
• Travel disruption warning as strong winds expected to hit south coast
• Thousands of shellfish washed up on same stretch of coast which saw mass die-off
• Great Britain handed tough draw in the group stage of the Davis Cup Finals
• Covid mask-wearing robbers killed drug dealer in early morning raid, court told
• Julian Knight’s call for return of whip rejected after ‘further complaints’
• UN adopts ‘historic’ resolution on legal obligations to fight climate change
• French Claim puts down marker for staying honours at Navan
• Barry Robson ready to ‘deliver on expectations’ after keeping Aberdeen reins
• Scottish Power inks turbine deal for world’s second-largest offshore wind farm
• Saracens the best team in England by some distance – Ospreys’ Toby Booth
• Shona Robison takes on biggest role yet after almost 25 years at Holyrood
• Northern Lights set to dazzle Scotland as solar winds race towards Earth
• Julian Knight demands return of Tory whip after police drop sexual assault probe
• Evidence suggests missing teenage swimmer never left quarry – police
• Syd Hosie retains plenty of faith in Rock My Way
• Man who hit greenkeeper on the head with a horseshoe found guilty of murder
• Profits slip at Asda as shoppers hit by cost-of-living crisis
• Dog treats among tributes left outside Paul O’Grady’s Kent farm
• Local Tories issue legal threats over military base plans for asylum seekers
• Key questions as Government scrambles to use RAF sites to house migrants
• Anthony Joshua laughs off Jermaine Franklin knockout threat before London bout
• Government decision to house migrants at RAF base ‘absolutely devastating’
• Saracens ‘relatively optimistic’ Owen Farrell will be fit for Ospreys clash
• Labour calls for Scotland election and brands Tories and SNP ‘democracy deniers’
• Izzard: Paul O’Grady’s impact on humanity and culture resonates around the world
• Asylum seekers to be housed on former prison site under Government plans
• Scottish economy will not return to growth until 2024, experts warn
• Man convicted of murdering six-year-old Rikki Neave in 1994 prepares for appeal
• 45% of people ‘have visited places where cash was discouraged or not accepted’
• Yousaf appoints first Cabinet
• Paul O’Grady put Battersea Dogs and Cats Home on the map, charity CEO says
• Looking back at six memorable Scotland victories following big win over Spain
• UK’s green industrial strategy delayed until autumn, Chancellor says
• Ganay set to stage heavyweight clash between Vadeni and Luxembourg
• Matt Wallace puts celebrations on hold with an eye on back-to-back PGA Tour wins
• Government didn’t block Scotland match from terrestrial TV – Scottish Secretary
• Russia stops sharing nuclear forces information with US
• ‘Inspiration’ Betty Boothroyd remembered at funeral attended by PM
• Man charged over Danish shopping centre shooting that killed three
• Royal Mail says more strikes by postal workers could threaten their jobs
• Antoine Dupont named Six Nations Player of the Championship for third time
• 2023 local elections: When and where are they taking place?
• Ex-principal tells court school made efforts to accommodate teacher’s beliefs
• Credit Suisse still helps rich Americans evade taxes, says US Senate
• ‘Happy’ boy died ‘copying Snapchat video of friend with ligature around neck’
• Lib Dem leader Davey targets ‘betrayed’ Tory voters
• Trackside blaze disrupts rail services to and from London Paddington
• Durham sign Australian spinner Matt Kuhnemann for 2023 season
• Cabinet appointments under way as Yousaf sworn in
• Pupils should do some coursework ‘in front of teachers’ amid AI cheating fears
• Shaun Wane wants to put ‘torture’ of World Cup exit behind him and focus on 2025
• UN atomic watchdog chief returns to Ukraine nuclear plant
• Phillip Schofield’s brother told him about sexual acts with teenager, court told
• Cambridge museum to surrender 19th century painting stolen by Nazis
• Eat humble pie and say the better team won, Alex McLeish tells Spain
• Sunderland duo Jewison Bennette and Dan Ballard injured on international duty
• Peter Tatchell recalls Paul O’Grady’s quip to police during 1987 LGBT venue raid
• Paris rubbish strike ends as pension protest turnout falls
• Woman who says she won lottery million awaits judge’s ruling on High Court fight
• Fatal stabbings at Lisbon Muslim centre ‘not viewed as terror crime’
• Charles and Camilla touch down in Germany at start of first state visit
• Yousaf sworn in as Scotland’s First Minister ahead of appointing his Cabinet
• Sunak’s wife holds shares in childcare agency buoyed by Budget
• Win over ‘big nation’ had been coming, says Scotland’s Callum McGregor
• Spurs managing director Fabio Paratici’s ban in Italy extended worldwide by FIFA
• Raab urged to apologise to women for ‘failures’ to prosecute sexual offences
• Woman, 82, described attackers to police before she died
• RAF Scampton residents raise safety concerns over Government’s migrants plan
• UK banks resilient despite uncertainty, but households remain ‘squeezed’
• London Irish insist all staff will be paid this month amid concern over finances
• Ethan Ampadu: Wales have learned lessons from painful World Cup
• Line-up of stars announced for Camilla’s first Reading Room literary festival
• Hunt says no decision yet on extra funding for public sector pay awards
• Paul O’Grady remembered for being ‘ferocious in the fight against Aids’
• £2bn poured into NS&I as savers seek security on deposits
• Rayner presses Raab to ‘walk before he’s pushed’ over bullying allegations
• ‘Controlling’ man jailed for murder of partner who was about to leave him
• Tories still trail Labour despite Budget and small boats announcements – poll
• Israeli PM rebuffs Biden’s suggestion he ‘walk away’ from legal overhaul
• ‘Remarkable’ Betty Boothroyd remembered at funeral attended by PM
• Cambridge museum should give looted painting to Jewish owner’s family – panel
• Jack Channon looking forward to landmark day with Majestic
• Arsenal’s title to lose and nine-team survival scrap – the Premier League run-in
• Pc charged with assault of girl, 16, in back of police car
• Asylum seekers to be moved to military bases and barges under Government plans
• Divina de Campo leads Drag Race UK tributes to ‘titan’ Paul O’Grady
• Sri Lanka slashes fuel prices in welcome relief amid crisis
• Online retailers warned of ‘red lines’ over pressure-selling tactics
• Jury starts deliberations in trial of man accused of Olivia Pratt-Korbel murder
• Irish National mission is on for Angels Dawn
• King shown wearing bracelet from indigenous Amazon leader in new portrait
• Matthew Potts: Durham out to put ‘haters to bed’ with entertaining approach
• What Paul O’Grady meant for LGBTQ+ representation
• Man jailed for murder of Rikki Neave granted leave to appeal against conviction
• Barry Robson to remain Aberdeen boss until end of season
• Paul O’Grady was ‘laughing, smiling, full of life’ on day he died, says friend
• Mourners gather for funeral of ‘remarkable’ Betty Boothroyd
• Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger inducted into Premier League Hall of Fame
• Man jailed for throwing bottle at Celtic physio during Old Firm game
• Anti-social behaviour from theatre audiences increasing, union warns
• British Gas moves forward prepayment charges change to save households about £15
• NHS could work ‘smarter’ to help plug workforce shortages, leader says
• Russia launches drills of its nuclear missile forces
• Camilla’s ‘waggy-tailed memories’ amid sadness at friend Paul O’Grady’s death
• Care home resident, 88, surprised with switchboard she worked on 72 years ago
• Harry not at High Court for third day of hearing in privacy claim
• Mortgage approvals to home-buyers increase for first time in six months
• Swiss pensioners take government to European court over climate
• Unions say Illegal Migration Bill is a ‘gift to dodgy employers’
• England’s first transgender ref Lucy Clark feels support from football community
• Paul O’Grady a ‘champion for the underdog’ – Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
• Hawaii authorities accuse swimmers of ‘harassing’ dolphins
• Teenager Phoebe Litchfield named in Australia’s squad for Women’s Ashes
• 5 signs of sepsis parents need to know, ahead of ITV’s In Memory of Maudie
• UBS appoints former boss to lead ‘urgent and challenging’ Credit Suisse merger
• Guinness World Record for boy who camped in garden to raise money for hospice
• Time of my life – Adrian Lam ‘loving every minute’ with Leigh
• 5 new books to read this week
• Scotland pauses involvement with Venice Biennale for review
• Cinephile hopes to turn home-made miniature film snapshots into new ‘art form’
• Heart attack risk may heighten when someone is fighting off flu
• Calls mount for Taliban to free girls’ education activist
• Burrows sights set on Group One gold for Anmaat
• Varadkar accuses opposition of ‘performative anger’ over evictions
• Second man charged in murder investigation after death of 26-year-old woman
• ADHD in children has been linked to social isolation
• Couples could become surrogate baby’s legal parents at birth under new reforms
• Paddy McGuinness and Gaby Roslin pay tribute to ‘clever and supportive’ O’Grady
• Forbes turned down cabinet job for ‘better work life balance’, claims Robison
• TV’s Anna Williamson: My bosses were so supportive when I had a breakdown
• Ashley Facey eyes Paralympic table tennis glory after ditching saddle for paddle
• Almost half of young Muslims have faced Islamophobia, polling suggests
• Raab defends being ‘forthright’ with officials but insists he is not a bully
• China threatens retaliation if Taiwan president meets US speaker McCarthy
• Next sees clothing price rises easing over the year ahead
• Fabulous family days out for the long Easter bank holiday weekend
• In Pictures: The life and career of much-loved entertainer Paul O’Grady
• Tess Daly’s turkey burger recipe
• Tess Daly’s potato pesto pasta recipe
• Tess Daly’s fill-me-up frittata recipe
• Tess Daly: I don’t want to encourage my daughters to count calories
• Video shows guards walking away from Mexico migrant centre fire that killed 38
• Football rumours: Manchester United plot £80m bid for Harry Kane
• Paul O’Grady: The comedian and presenter who rose to fame as Lily Savage
• Volodymyr Zelensky issues warning over consequences of losing Bakhmut
• Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis calls general election
• Mourners to gather for funeral of first female Commons speaker Betty Boothroyd
• King and Queen Consort to visit Germany after French trip cancelled
• National Trust ‘seriously concerned’ after oil spill washes up on wildlife haven
• What the papers say – March 29
• Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter had never seen her so ‘shaken up’ after ski crash
• Humza Yousaf to be sworn in as First Minister
• Academics urge Sunak to end approvals for new oil and gas projects
• Children turning to social media for news, Ofcom report finds
• GOSH Charity launches biggest-ever appeal for £300m world-leading cancer centre
• Seven in 10 pupils on universal credit not eligible for free school meals – IFS
• Patients with incurable cervical cancer to be offered new drug
• Government sat on ‘lost decade’ of climate adaptation, say advisers
• Junior doctors urged to back strike action in battle for higher pay
• Invasive weed has anti-ageing potential, study suggests
• Scientists discover ultramassive black hole ’30bn times the mass of the Sun’
• Government sets out ‘adaptable’ approach to regulating fast-developing AI