Archive 2023/04/18

• French publisher held in London ‘on suspicion of terror offences’, employer says
• Starmer: Labour would bring back Blair-style NHS targets to fix ‘broken’ system
• Disruptive climate protesters should be ashamed of themselves, says Rishi Sunak
• Scott Lindsey targeting Hartlepool scalp as Crawley chase League Two survival
• Plymouth boss Steven Schumacher shell-shocked after last-gasp win at Shrewsbury
• Steve Evans hails illness-hit Stevenage for earning ‘massive’ win over Doncaster
• Stephen Dobbie can’t fault his Blackpool players despite defeat to West Brom
• US airline Southwest grounds flights over technical glitch
• John Eustace pleased to prove Birmingham doubters wrong
• Richie Wellens ‘so proud’ of promoted Orient as he sets sights on winning title
• Mark Hughes admits Bradford’s finishing let them down in loss at Swindon
• Paul Simpson still looking up despite Carlisle being held by Stockport
• Simon Weaver salutes Sam Folarin and Kazeem Olaigbe after Harrogate beat Walsall
• Lincoln draw leaves Barnsley boss Michael Duff frustrated
• One killed as parking garage partially collapses in New York City
• Pete Wild rues missed chances as Barrow’s play-off hopes sink with Grimsby loss
• Richie Barker pleased to see Derby keep their play-off bid on track
• Jim McNulty hails Rochdale’s fighting spirit in draw with Tranmere
• Shaun Maloney talks up Wigan’s survival chances after vital victory at Stoke
• Darren Moore’s ‘strong and resolute’ Sheffield Wednesday boost promotion hopes
• Vincent Kompany: Burnley should have been celebrating victory at Rotherham
• Charlton riposte at MK Dons impresses Dean Holden
• Tony Mowbray admits Sunderland ‘fell short’ in home draw with Huddersfield
• Forest Green are still giving me everything – Duncan Ferguson
• Liam Manning hails Oxford but curses missed chances after Portsmouth draw
• Nigel Clough lauds Mansfield’s ‘against the odds’ win over Newport
• Kieran McKenna talks up importance of Ipswich’s win over Port Vale
• Mark Bonner bemoans Cambridge’s lack of killer instinct against Wycombe
• Jon Brady salutes ‘quite special’ victory as Cobblers close in on promotion
• Connor Evans pounces late to earn Stockport a draw at Carlisle
• Harsh and unnecessary – Aberdeen not happy with Graeme Shinnie’s four-match ban
• Neil Wood hails ‘professional’ Salford display in win over Hartlepool
• Ian Evatt bemoans ‘one that got away’ as Bolton can only draw with Burton
• Northampton edge closer to promotion after hard-fought win at Sutton
• ‘Rewriting rules’ on standards at migrant holding centre ‘like Soviet Union’
• People ‘praying they don’t fall ill or suffer an accident’ – Labour
• MK Dons still in relegation trouble after losing to Charlton
• No let-up from Posh in final play-off position push – Darren Ferguson
• Four people fatally shot in house before gunfire on highway
• Leyton Orient promoted despite losing to Gillingham in incident-packed clash
• AC Milan make it to Champions League semi-finals at expense of Napoli
• Promotion-chasing Barnsley frustrated by Lincoln
• Chelsea out of Champions League after Rodrygo finishes the job for Real Madrid
• Millwall’s play-off hopes suffer blow after Birmingham defeat
• Goalless draw sees Gateshead and Dorking make sure of survival
• Bradford’s automatic-promotion hopes hit by Jonny Williams’ winner
• Billy Mckay leaves it late to fire Inverness to dramatic victory at Hamilton
• Michael Cheek keeps Bromley safe in play-off places with leveller at Halifax
• Peterborough boost play-off hopes against lowly Accrington
• Ethan Ebanks-Landell salvages Rochdale point against Tranmere
• Will Keane grabs Wigan lifeline in survival battle with winning strike at Stoke
• Wrexham on verge of promotion after victory over Yeovil
• Aldershot pull clear of danger with Wealdstone win
• West Brom move into play-off position with win over struggling Blackpool
• Barnet see off Solihull to sew up play-off spot
• Jordan Roberts keeps Stevenage on track for promotion with winner against Donny
• Southend’s play-off hopes dented by Oldham defeat
• Barrow play-off hopes hit as Grimsby snatch late winner
• Crawley and Colchester aid survival bids with point apiece
• David McGoldrick’s brace keeps Derby in play-off hunt
• Callum Wright scores last-gasp winner as Plymouth manage to stay top
• Dagenham battle back to snatch draw at Altrincham
• Nathan Broadhead scores twice as Ipswich squeeze past Port Vale
• Mansfield bolster play-off chances with win at Newport
• Priti Patel and Robert Buckland call for ‘new deal’ on worker sick pay
• Sheffield Wednesday beat Bristol Rovers to end away day woes
• Wycombe end Cambridge’s unbeaten run with narrow victory
• Salford win boosts play-off hopes and keeps Hartlepool in trouble
• Hiram Boateng on target in victory but Mansfield drop out of play-off places
• Champagne on ice for Burnley as draw at Rotherham keeps them waiting for title
• Fox News and Dominion reach settlement over false election claims
• James McAtee winner takes Sheffield United closer to promotion
• Sam Long earns Oxford a point after hitting back against Portsmouth
• Play-off chasing Bolton held at Burton
• Sunderland play-off bid dented as Huddersfield battle back for valuable point
• Andrew Dallas treble inspires Chesterfield to win over Torquay
• Harrogate move big step towards survival after easing past Walsall
• Forest Green extend winless run with Fleetwood stalemate
• Four-match suspension for Aberdeen skipper Graeme Shinnie
• Fighting continues in Sudan despite ‘ceasefire’
• Several people injured in gym attack in German city
• SNP treasurer held in finance probe released without charge
• Restoring Stormont ‘can fairly easily be done’, says Bill Clinton
• Teachers who help exam pupils for part of strike day should be fully paid – NEU
• Pep Guardiola not dwelling on past as Man City look to end Champions League wait
• Lyra McKee: PM pays tribute to journalist on anniversary of shooting
• UK should not ‘pull shutters down’ on China relationship, says Foreign Secretary
• Auschwitz march held ahead of Warsaw Ghetto 80th anniversary
• Large animals travel more slowly because they cannot keep cool – study
• Liz Cheney memoir to revisit aftermath of US Capitol siege
• Man found liable for Omagh bombing dies in Co Louth
• We need a miracle – Thomas Tuchel knows Bayern have a mountain to climb
• Leo Varadkar: SF not ‘guilty by association’ with Dowdall but should back court
• Steven MacLean had Callum Davidson’s backing to take top job at St Johnstone
• Got it? Liam Neeson urges fans to watch Stanley Cup – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Family pay tribute to ‘angel’ as they thank those who searched for dog walker
• Theatre Man aiming to post winning performance
• England appoint Warrington’s George Williams as captain
• Seven soldiers hurt in military vehicle crash in Germany
• Revenue-raising steps should be focus of future Stormont budgets – NI Office
• John Higgins welcomes heightened security at Crucible amid fear of more protests
• T rex skeleton sells for more than £4 million at Zurich auction
• Toddler reunited with parents after crawling through White House fence
• Old Nasa satellite falling to Earth but risk of danger ‘low’
• Majestic start for Appleby and Buick at Newmarket
• 51% of Britons believe Government should not fund coronation, poll suggests
• John Higgins moving ‘onwards and upwards’ after thumping David Grace
• Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin plays in behind-closed-doors friendly
• Labour deputy leader makes election plea to SNP voters
• He’s in a great headspace – Damar Hamlin fully cleared to return to action
• DUP will not be ‘brow beaten’ into a Stormont return, Donaldson vows
• England seamer Jofra Archer sits out another IPL game
• Deposit return scheme delayed until March, Yousaf confirms
• Humza Yousaf rejects calls to suspend Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell from SNP
• Callum Davidson one of eight Premiership managers to be sacked this season
• Conor Benn refuses to comment on claims he has been ‘provisionally suspended’
• Asda driver flying from son’s wedding holiday in Greece to attend coronation
• Encouragement, not antagonism, at Good Friday Agreement conference – O’Neill
• Two people bailed as police investigate World Snooker Championship protest
• Teenagers plead guilty to murder after Iowa teacher’s killing
• Humza Yousaf pledges ‘fresh start for Scotland’ as he sets out priorities
• It’s probably unlikely – Jamie Overton thinks Ashes might come too soon for him
• Teenager sought over hit-and-run after man killed by car
• Trial begins in case against Fox News for false election claims
• Plans to ban more machetes and zombie knives branded ‘too little, too late’
• Ottoman Fleet powers home in Sefton heat
• GCHQ chief warns ministers at Cabinet meeting of AI risks
• Steven Naismith wants Hearts to enjoy football again before setting targets
• Great British Bake Off judge praises coronation quiche for avoiding soggy bottom
• Planets hosted by stars with low metallicity ‘may be more suitable for life’
• Calligraphers hand-finish personalised invitations to King’s coronation
• Coole Cody seeking to bolster fine Cheltenham record
• Channel crossings top 5,000 for the year so far
• It’s a surreal feeling to be back – Lizzie Deignan prepares for Belgium return
• Leo Varadkar accused of being ‘smug’ as TDs battle over parties’ housing records
• ‘Beyond gutted’ Daryl Dike determined to bounce back from Achilles injury
• Street artists’ marathon mural highlights Great Ormond Street fundraising appeal
• Extra trains planned for King’s coronation
• Classic ticket in Coppice’s sights at Newmarket
• A look at Leeds’ defensive frailties after successive home hammerings
• JobCentre workers to stage fresh strike in pay row
• Assistant Constantine Hatzidakis returns to duty after Andy Robertson clash
• Food banks in hospitals now the norm, say nurses
• Ministers urged to introduce gun-style licensing laws for machetes
• Style set to skip Greenham date due to Newbury ground.
• Alastair Campbell plays bagpipes lament for late Good Friday Agreement figures
• Guineas hope Sakheer sparkles in Newmarket spin
• Government and media ‘must make it clear’ terrorism is ‘completely unacceptable’
• Release of paramilitary prisoners in 1998 ‘horrible but necessary’ – Tony Blair
• Gary Wilson builds up commanding lead over Elliot Slessor at Crucible
• Ferrari lose appeal against Carlos Sainz’s five-second penalty at Australian GP
• Tributes paid to Northern Ireland climber who died on Nepalese mountain
• Government lacks ‘focus and direction’ on social care reform, says expert
• Powersharing ‘surest way’ to secure NI’s place in Union – Chris Heaton-Harris
• UN ready for ‘heartbreaking’ decision to pull out of Afghanistan
• Man admits being in charge of dogs which caused death of pensioner
• Exeter wing Jack Nowell charged with misconduct after criticising ref on Twitter
• More work was needed on legacy of Troubles in 1998, says Bertie Ahern
• Prepayment meter rules ‘fail to deal’ with energy debt mountain, charity warns
• We’re a soft touch – Barry Hearn wants tougher punishments for protesters
• Great British Bake Off judge praises coronation quiche for avoiding soggy bottom
• WI must get over, and get used to, welcoming transgender women – Hague
• DUP will not bow to pressure from presidents and prime ministers, MLA insists
• Blanchland seeking to establish Derby credentials
• Roman fortlet lost for hundreds of years found near primary school
• Priti Patel urges Government to consider offshore cable alternative to pylons
• Student and ex-museum worker in custody after World Snooker Championship protest
• Rival Sudanese generals agree to 24-hour ceasefire
• Alfie Hewett excited to keep inspiring disabled people to take up tennis
• SNP treasurer Colin Beattie arrested in party finance probe
• Young people hold responsibility for peace deal’s future, ex-leaders tell pupils
• Economic progress in NI depends on political stability, says US ambassador
• Extinction Rebellion threatens to step up campaigns if two demands are not met
• Medical dummy told me he is voting Labour, Keir Starmer jokes
• Colin Beattie: The SNP’s long-time treasurer under scrutiny in finance probe
• Judge upholds detention of jailed US journalist Evan Gershkovich
• Tech firms warn Government plans could lead to ‘indiscriminate surveillance’
• Inquest into deaths of woman and children looks at killer’s probation management
• What are the new rules suppliers have to follow to force-fit a prepayment meter?
• Sunak must ‘come clean’ and publish financial interests, demands Starmer
• Hurricane Lane primed for Newbury return
• Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney ‘never out of dressing room’
• Top civil servants need more experience beyond Whitehall, watchdog chair says
• Applications to vote in local elections jump sharply on deadline day
• China denies having secret police stations overseas after arrests in US
• Scarlets announce signing of Wales international Ioan Lloyd from Bristol
• Natalie McGarry confiscation hearing delayed until summer
• Liverpool must move on from Leeds thumping in bid to salvage season – Cody Gakpo
• Two arrests after Just Stop Oil protest disrupts World Snooker Championship
• UK unemployment rises unexpectedly as economic outlook weighs on jobs market
• US reporter faces Moscow court to appeal against detention on spying charges
• Micheal Martin says Irish government will work with UK on Good Friday Agreement
• Police investigation into SNP finances – what we know so far
• Bear captured after killing runner in northern Italy
• Free-range eggs to return to shelves as poultry restrictions ease
• Hollie-Mae Dodd relishing chance to make history with Canberra Raiders move
• From county to country? 5 players impressing domestically ahead of Ashes summer
• Racial disparity in maternal deaths needs to be eliminated, say MPs
• Platinum Jubilee Paddington sketch in running to be named TV moment of the year
• Novak Djokovic admits his right elbow is ‘not in an ideal condition’
• EasyJet says demand ‘stronger than ever’ despite 31% fares increase
• E-scooter firm blames vandals as it pulls out of Sunderland
• Michelle Yeoh looks to ‘branch out’ after winning Oscar
• Sidelined Mohamed Elneny determined to play part in Arsenal’s title bid
• Stuart Lewis’ trophy-hunting academy side provide shining light for Spurs
• J-Hope becomes second BTS member to begin military service in South Korea
• Gary Cahill warns Chelsea stars they must fight for the badge or face the chop
• Humza Yousaf to tell Holyrood of his Government’s priorities
• Man City submit plans to expand Etihad Stadium capacity, add hotel and museum
• EasyJet expects annual profits to exceed expectations
• Apple boss hails India’s ‘incredible energy’ as flagship store opens in Mumbai
• Jamie Oliver: I’ve been able to use dyslexia as a positive
• Putin visits headquarters of Russian troops fighting in Ukraine
• US embassy convoy comes under fire in Sudan as Blinken calls for ceasefire
• Record number of people in work in Scotland, figures show
• Forced installation of prepayment meters to be banned in homes of over-85s
• UK unemployment rate rises and vacancies fall again as jobs market falters
• Sunak hasn’t done ‘anything sinister’ over financial interests, insists minister
• How to bring your lawn to life
• In Pictures: Military march in midnight coronation rehearsal
• Musk plans AI creation to counter ‘politically correct’ ChatGPT
• Mischa Barton to join cast of Neighbours for soap’s revival
• Deadly landslide buries trucks in Pakistan
• Football rumours: Declan Rice among four ‘elite’ players targeted by Newcastle
• Is your home making you ill?
• Why does alcohol make snoring worse?
• Vladimir Putin visits Russian troops in occupied Ukraine
• G7 vows to intensify sanctions on Russia over war in Ukraine
• Encrypted messaging services sign open letter against Online Safety Bill
• What the papers say – April 18
• Leaked Network Rail presentation warns train delays set to worsen
• Midnight coronation rehearsal sees military parade through empty London streets
• Man charged in front-door shooting of black teenager Ralph Yarl
• Film and TV writers authorise strike over pay and other issues
• ‘Separate pay structure for nurses not the answer to wage-grading problems’
• Unionists to be urged to ‘put Union first’ and restore devolved institutions
• Angela Rayner: Labour government would scrap zero-hours contracts
• Plans to ban more machetes and zombie knives used by criminals in legal loophole
• Game Of Thrones stars challenge banks’ relationships with fossil fuel companies
• Yousaf must be bold on tax to fight poverty and climate change, say campaigners