Archive 2023/04/17

• Protester jumps onto snooker table and covers it in orange powder at World Championship in Sheffield
• Man Utd defender Lisandro Martinez undergoes successful surgery on metatarsal
• Delighted boss Jurgen Klopp hails Liverpool’s best performance of the season
• Cyber chief to warn of ‘epoch-defining’ China challenge
• Mark Williams will not tempt fate after cruising into Crucible second round
• RAF intercepts three Russian jets flying near Nato airspace
• Gerry Hutch found not guilty of murder of David Byrne at Regency Hotel
• Ben Stokes wins leading Wisden award for third time in four years
• Kyle Vassell stresses Celtic’s quality but bemoans Kilmarnock’s slow start
• Matt O’Riley amazed by smiling Celtic star Kyogo Furuhashi
• Wisden pleads for Test cricket to be given ‘kiss of life’
• Mohamed Salah and Diogo Jota both score twice as Liverpool thump Leeds
• Starmer ‘friend’ comments ‘primary school stuff’, says Corbyn
• Abba star says avatars are ‘the future’ as Voyage welcomes millionth customer
• Nearly 200,000 hospital appointments rescheduled due to junior doctor strike
• Death toll soars past 180 as generals battle across Sudan
• Forced installation of prepayment meters in homes of over-85s ‘to be banned’
• Soundgarden and Chris Cornell’s widow settle recordings lawsuit
• Ex-leader Angela Merkel decorated with highest German honour
• Macron addresses France amid anger over pension reform
• NI political parties need to get on with doing the right thing: Blair
• Father and husband of killed British-Israelis ‘100% glad’ they moved to country
• Carlo Ancelotti: Chelsea will see Real Madrid tie as opportunity to save season
• Coal mine ban backed by peers in parliamentary defeat for Government
• Protesters force stoppage at World Snooker Championship
• Fossils reveal link between dinosaurs and beetles which fed on feathers
• Backlash over Brecon Beacons name change
• William and Kate to visit Birmingham
• Justice minister pledges support to Garda efforts to tackle gangland crime
• King will be anointed in full knowledge of ‘difficult’ task ahead – Archbishop
• Mother and daughter ‘burned to death after driver on cocaine crashed into them’
• Victim of Lambeth murder named as manhunt under way
• Liam Smith and Chris Eubank Jr fined for pre-fight exchanges
• Signs more families are securing first choice of primary school – survey
• Phil Parkinson will be on touchline for Wrexham’s crunch game against Yeovil
• Antonio Rudiger relishing Stamford Bridge return – Monday’s sporting social
• Decision to grant Adams visa in 1994 was ‘to get everybody involved’ – Clinton
• Full list of rescheduled hospital appointments in England since strikes began
• Head excited to tackle French Guineas with Blue Rose Cen
• Sunak under investigation by standards watchdog over interest declaration
• Frank Lampard has ‘no problem’ with Todd Boehly visiting Chelsea dressing room
• Bereaved family members lay shoes of loved ones in protest against legacy Bill
• Hossein Vafaei tells Ronnie O’Sullivan to ‘play like a man’ in Crucible clash
• More children in London get first choice of primary school amid fall in demand
• Sir Martin Sorrell reveals surgery to remove tumour
• Be careful what you wish for, Paisley Jr warns those wishing to change agreement
• England prop Ellis Genge cited for dangerous tackle against Sale
• Teenage murderer, 15, who boasted about knife attack on boy can be named
• Nurse accused of baby murders weeps in the dock as photos of her bedroom are displayed
• New bust of peace process mediator George Mitchell unveiled in Belfast
• Sarwar: We can get support for by-election after Ferrier’s Covid breach
• Yousaf ‘not disturbed’ by video of Sturgeon dismissing SNP financial concerns
• Lib Dems call for investigation into ‘purdah breach’ maths policy announcement
• Royals from across the globe expected at palace reception on eve of coronation
• Stalwart frigate HMS Montrose decommissioned from the Royal Navy
• Newbury reappearance possible for Mojo Star
• Case of 10-month-old baby murdered by parents to be reviewed by social services
• UK’s hottest temperature of 2023 so far recorded in Scottish Highlands
• Poor diet linked to 14 million cases of type 2 diabetes globally, study suggests
• Sakheer to have racecourse gallop ahead of Guineas date
• Government accused of warm words but little action on racial inequality plan
• Trial for man accused of murdering Pc Sharon Beshenivsky likely to be in 2024
• King and Queen Consort pick Coronation Quiche as celebratory recipe
• Council considering plans Cardiff city centre congestion charge
• Marshman powers home in Prix Sigy return
• Bill Clinton reunited with hotel concierge he first met in the 1990s
• First printed edition of Shakespeare’s plays to go on display
• Government: ‘It is too disruptive’ to reinstate smart motorway hard shoulders
• Exhibition featuring Quentin Blake works to be held at Compton Verney
• Launch of SpaceX’s Starship rocket called off
• George Ford says Sale need ‘a finals mindset’ in bid to end 17-year title wait
• Malala Yousafzai working on ‘most personal book yet’
• Stoke defender Ben Wilmot suffered back fracture in West Brom fall
• Autistic man, 22, jailed for killing fisherman in ’20-second burst of violence’
• Light leads 31 contenders for Scottish National honours
• Italy pushes on with migrants crackdown as hundreds land in Sicily after rescue
• First vote on National Care Service to be pushed beyond June, says minister
• Two men found guilty of charges relating to David Byrne murder at Regency Hotel
• ‘Running Man’ named as fatal hit-and-run victim
• Family of murdered British-Israelis thank Government as they return home to UK
• Hossein Vafaei steps up war of words with Ronnie O’Sullivan at the Crucible
• How can I get to central London for the coronation?
• Italian police net two tons of cocaine found floating in sea
• Education Secretary backs Ofsted’s one-word ratings despite outcry from teachers
• Man admits role in smuggling migrants to Britain in small boats
• City minister pledges fintech transformation with nationwide census
• Chances of securing preferred primary school place ‘depends on region’
• Chaldean and Noble Style head top-class Greenham list
• Senegal musician Baaba Maal named UN ambassador on desertification
• Unionism needs to ‘give itself a shake’ over Stormont return – Gerry Adams
• Wes Streeting: PM ‘completely absent’ from NHS pay dispute
• Alflaila pencilled in for June return
• Sarwar challenges ‘divided and distracted’ SNP to call early Holyrood election
• Emma Watson explains why she ‘stepped away’ from life due to 'Saturn Return'
• Teenager sentenced over disorder outside hotel hosting asylum seekers
• Airbus and Air France acquitted of manslaughter charges over 2009 plane crash
• Spinach quiche dish chosen as celebratory coronation recipe
• Hossein Vafaei storms past Ding Junhui to set up Ronnie O’Sullivan showdown
• International students from eastern Europe ‘most likely to have jobs’
• Q&A: The key issues facing Tottenham with big decisions to be made this summer
• Vision for open banking which helps improve financial services access is set out
• ‘Effortlessly cool’ London street signs from 1950s and ’60s to be auctioned off
• How does Ollie Watkins’ recent scoring run compare to his England rivals?
• Three killed as freak storm in Thailand capsizes fishing boats
• Matt Fitzpatrick admits Hilton Head win ‘bit sweeter’ in face of vocal home fans
• Mobile alerts system could eventually be used for terror and nuclear threats
• Vladimir Coufal: West Ham found way to hurt Arsenal in draw that dents title bid
• Q&A: A look at Arsenal’s stuttering form and what it means for the title race
• Mitchell urges parties to find compromise to restore Stormont Assembly
• Diogo Dalot insists Antony deserves success after shining for Man Utd at Forest
• UK demands release of British-Russian opposition leader jailed in Moscow
• Government considers proposals to make renewables greener and more innovative
• ‘Little setback’ scuppers Nostrum’s Guineas hopes
• Son Heung-min targets place in Tottenham’s top five all-time scoring list
• NHS strikes make waiting list promise ‘more challenging’ – Sunak
• Sunak admits failings on teacher numbers as he recommits to ‘maths to 18’ plan
• Aberdeen appeal against Graeme Shinnie’s red card at Ross County
• Good Friday Agreement changed history, Mitchell tells anniversary event
• Man accused of stabbing nine-year-old girl to death ‘unfit to stand trial’
• Russian opposition activist jailed for 25 years
• Phillip Schofield thanks viewers on TV return after brother’s sex abuse trial
• Future generations failed by Stormont’s lack of decisions – Queen’s SU president
• EFL permutations: Leyton Orient on brink of promotion as Wigan face drop
• Slovakia gives Ukraine remaining nine of 13 promised warplanes
• Firefighters tackle France’s first major forest blaze of 2023
• Blackford rejects calls for Sturgeon to be suspended from the SNP
• Brazilian footballer Dani Alves faces Spanish court in sexual assault probe
• Voter registrations rise as deadline arrives for local elections
• Myanmar’s military rulers free 3,000 prisoners in holiday gesture
• RSPCA calls for horse safety reforms as racing chiefs defend Grand National
• Ofgem workers begin final day of strike action
• Airbus and Air France awaiting verdict over 2009 Rio-Paris plane crash
• Victoria Beckham turns 49: How she continues to channel Posh Spice
• Good Friday institutions need to be worked to secure their future – Blair
• What is microscopic colitis and could you have it?
• US and allies carry out more drills in face of North Korean threat
• Wood Group to ‘engage’ with private equity suitor over £1.7bn proposal
• Shingles explained as Holly Willoughby takes time off from This Morning
• League One strugglers Port Vale sack manager Darrell Clarke
• Unravel the secrets to having a brilliant budget adventure in the Lakes
• Calls to ‘strip’ Home Office of Windrush compensation administration
• Fashion firm Quiz reveals sales drop as customer spending comes under pressure
• Civilian death toll reaches 97 as Sudan battles intensify on third day
• G7 diplomats reject Chinese, North Korean and Russian aggression
• Houseplant myths: An expert sorts fact from fiction
• Ex-chancellor Angela Merkel to be given Germany’s highest honour
• Angry Birds maker Rovio agrees £625m takeover by Japan’s Sega
• Football rumours: Jude Bellingham could remain in Germany
• Seasoned marathon runners give their best race day tips for first-timers
• Judge delays trial over Fox News and 2020 election lies
• Joshua Wong sentenced in another Hong Kong activism case
• Ange Postecoglou hails readiness of Celtic newcomers in Kilmarnock victory
• Clintons to join Blair and Ahern at Good Friday Agreement conference
• Judgment due in Gerry Hutch murder trial
• What the papers say – April 17
• ‘Very, very special’: Matt Fitzpatrick denies Jordan Spieth to win RBC Heritage
• Climate tsar Sharma denies allegations he ‘bullied’ civil servants
• ‘Postcode lottery’ as potholes take 18 months to fix in some areas – Lib Dems
• Concern over undiagnosed cases of severe bowel condition
• Future MND cure ‘possible’ amid ambitious strategy by Doddie Weir’s charity
• Nearly half of actions in plan to tackle racial inequality completed – Badenoch
• Brecon Beacons National Park changing name to show action on climate change
• Siblings ‘proud’ of completing triathlon and raising £1,000 for local food bank
• Millions eligible for Covid jab as spring booster campaign begins
• Industrial action helped workers secure extra £2bn in pay, figures show
• Rise in hate crime against people with disfigurements, research shows
• Sunak condemns ‘anti-maths mindset’ as he announces review into teaching plan
• Cost of removing carbon from air travel expected to hit passenger demand
• TransPennine Express needs ‘fresh start’ after spate of cancellations – mayors