Archive 2023/04/20

• Si Jiahui holds nerve to take last-frame shootout against Shaun Murphy
• Erik ten Hag not happy with Man United’s ‘unacceptable’ lack of fight and desire
• Biden 2024 campaign announcement ‘as soon as next week’
• Charles and Camilla to unveil staging for Eurovision in Liverpool
• Alec Baldwin pays tribute to wife and lawyer after Rust lawsuit dismissed
• Case against Alec Baldwin over fatal Rust shooting dropped, say lawyers
• David Moyes hails Declan Rice’s ‘Roy of the Rovers’ goal in West Ham win
• ‘My blue tick has passed away’: Twitter users mourn removal of legacy checkmarks
• Which notable UK figures have lost their blue ticks on Twitter?
• Why Sudan’s conflict matters to the rest of the world
• 5 other dismal European nights for Manchester United
• Police ‘extremely worried’ about missing father and daughter in Blackpool
• Harry Maguire and David De Gea errors costly as Man Utd crash out of Europe
• Hammers hit back to beat Gent and reach Europa Conference League semi-finals
• Asylum centres may be fast-tracked without approval of local planners
• Wales international Josh Navidi forced to retire with serious neck injury
• David Brooks reveals how his road to recovery has been a gruelling one
• Muslims around world marking end of Ramadan
• William’s Duchy of Cornwall ‘should be treated as private land’
• Old Nasa satellite plunges to Earth over Sahara Desert
• Anthony Joshua confirms work under way over fight with Deontay Wilder
• UN chief challenges Joe Biden and other world leaders over climate efforts
• John Caldwell released from hospital after being shot by dissidents
• Ben Duckett takes advantage of early reprieve to lift Nottinghamshire at Lord’s
• MPs told of long wait before response to child eating disorders improves
• Love Island star Jacques O’Neill ready to start grafting for Castleford again
• Time to reform how complaints against ministers are handled, says union boss
• Sunak accused of ‘dithering’ as he delays decision over Raab’s fate
• More than 43,000 people dead by time ambulance arrived in 2022 – data
• Hilary Mantel was ‘a treasure of this nation’, celebration of author’s life told
• Sudan army demands rivals’ surrender as ceasefire runs out
• United’s gift and Perry’s identity crisis – Thursday’s sporting social
• Frank Skinner: I wouldn’t have deserved MBE if I didn’t make Anne laugh
• School and college leaders to hold national strike ballot for first time
• Education Secretary to meet family of headteacher who killed herself
• Tottenham’s Fabio Paratici loses appeal against 30-month suspension
• Mother accused of killing son, three, through fasting during Covid lockdown
• Sunak delays deciding Raab’s fate over bullying claims after getting report
• Girl, six, and parents shot over stray basketball, says neighbour
• Rodri turns attention to Sheffield United as Man City’s treble bid rolls on
• Garrus picks up deserved victory in Abernant Stakes
• Andrew Flintoff has to recover before Top Gear filming continues, BBC boss says
• Unai Emery won’t get carried away as in-form Aston Villa eye Europe
• BuzzFeed to close news division and cut 15% of all staff
• New deal for 35-year-old Jonny Hayes a ‘no-brainer’ says Aberdeen boss
• Peer found to have broken conduct rules over failure to declare interest in firm
• Julen Lopetegui takes no chances with Wolves’ safety despite recent improvement
• Barry Robson defends Aberdeen after Graeme Shinnie ban is extended
• Paul O’Grady laid to rest after ‘moving’ service with close friends and family
• Stoute newcomer Passenger enjoys Newmarket stroll
• Wigan circling Championship drop as Wrexham focus on Football League return
• UK Anti-Doping’s handling of Conor Benn frustrates promoter Eddie Hearn
• Waipiro makes waves in Derby market
• Minister hits out at Scottish Secretary as deposit return changes announced
• Steve Cooper gives Nottingham Forest squad examples to follow in survival fight
• William and Kate take to the oche at pub’s underground darts bar
• Archbishop receives Charles’s Coronation Bible ready for ceremony
• Hugh Bonneville ‘delighted’ to host King’s Coronation Concert
• William takes booking for unsuspecting customer during restaurant visit
• Joe Cordina keen to bring big boxing nights to Wales ‘again and again’
• Husband murdered wife after she began new relationship, court told
• German court refuses to hear case against Madeleine McCann suspect
• Upstairs Downstairs theme, Elvis and Sondheim all play at Paul O’Grady funeral
• Yousaf vows to ‘defend our democracy’ after Tory peer suggests devolution review
• Ukraine deserves to join Nato, says chief Stoltenberg on trip to Kyiv
• Todd Haimes, who led theatre company to Broadway, dies aged 66
• Worms get the munchies after having cannabis-like substance
• SpaceX’s Starship rocket explodes minutes after blast-off
• Coffin arrives at funeral of Paul O’Grady as hundreds line streets
• School absence levels reach highest for year at 8.4%
• ‘An honest, noble and humble man’ – well-wishers pay tribute to Paul O’Grady
• Michael Schumacher’s family plans legal action over ‘fake AI interview’
• Sunak takes time to consider Raab’s fate over bullying claims
• Seven-year-old ‘skipped to her death when she was lured to derelict building’
• Indestructible earns Guineas ticket with Craven success
• We’re still in scrap – Gary O’Neil won’t rest until Cherries pick up more points
• Mother of woman who died with herpes ‘disgusted’ with NHS trust’s ‘lies’
• Gove puts pressure on shareholders over post-Grenfell remediation package
• Co Down man who helped bring peace to Europe commemorated in his home town
• Study reveals insights into sealed ancient Egyptian animal coffins
• Maintain the focus – Lee Johnson happy Hibernian have fate in their own hands
• Sir Mo Farah expects emotional weekend for his final London Marathon
• Man jailed for killing banker in mistaken attack over mobile phone
• Paul Heckingbottom: No one else on the planet thinks Sheff Utd can beat Man City
• UK Anti-Doping confirms Conor Benn was provisionally suspended last month
• King’s garden parties to celebrate coronation announced by Palace
• Shoulder injury sidelines Harry Skelton
• Drivers warned not to pick up phones during emergency alert test
• Climate campaigners stage protest in Holyrood chamber despite new restrictions
• Paul O’Grady’s love of dogs celebrated with canine welcoming party at funeral
• Funding and mental health staff retention go ‘hand-in-hand’ – NHS chief
• Everton must change rhetoric of the story and start winning away – Sean Dyche
• Ignoring ECHR orders would threaten rule of law, legal figures warn
• MP accused of using young girl’s post-mortem examination as ‘clickbait’
• Varadkar: Windsor Framework will not be reopened, but Brexit will never be done
• Killer affected by Helen’s Law told he will face public parole hearing
• Brigadier Gerard comeback beckons for Desert Crown
• Camilla will want coronation menu free from chilli and garlic, her son says
• Unicef: Almost 13m children in Africa missed vaccinations because of Covid
• Dean Smith wants Leicester to play without fear against Wolves
• New exhibition reveals Georgian fashion as surprisingly close to modern times
• Record amount of cocaine seized by police and Border Force, figures show
• Ronnie Wood and Peter Tatchell among those arriving for Paul O’Grady’s funeral
• Mother caused death of son, three, by putting him on religious fast, court told
• Wealthy Swede in London money fight with estranged husband
• ‘Special’ Auguste Rodin just one to look forward to for Moore
• Leeds could welcome back Max Wober and Patrick Bamford for Fulham trip
• US fugitive fails to appear at extradition hearing after ‘altercation’
• SNP still owes money to ex-chief executive, Yousaf confirms
• Steven Naismith won’t let Robert Snodgrass saga distract Hearts from mission
• Benefit cap introduction ‘saw claimants spend less on children and essentials’
• Officer policing West End venues ‘took bribes – including Man Utd tickets’
• Holocaust denier’s extradition hearing delayed
• Camilla will want coronation menu free from chilli and garlic, her son says
• Labour suggests MSPs under police investigation should be suspended
• Abusive husband found guilty of ‘ferocious and savage’ knife murder
• Seven-year-old Nikki Allan ‘skipped to her death’, murder trial told
• Cheltenham hero Marine skips Punchestown date
• Frozen food and baked goods bolster sales at Poundland
• Dead minke whale washes up on Scottish beach
• Why was Dominic Raab under investigation, and what will happen next?
• Paul O’Grady’s local school pays tribute with collages and dog drawings
• Ronnie O’Sullivan second-round showdown in spotlight after Hossein Vafaei barbs
• Robert Milkins holds nerve to beat Joe Perry in final-frame decider
• Kentucky Derby adventure off the agenda for Brave Emperor
• Downing Street rejects calls for Acas to help end junior doctor dispute
• Baz Luhrmann on metaphorical ‘methadone programme’ to rid himself of Elvis
• Former boss Callum Davidson backs St Johnstone to secure top-flight survival
• Mourners remember ‘generous’ and ‘genuine’ Paul O’Grady ahead of funeral
• CBI hands new information to police after report of ‘serious criminal offence’
• Raab’s future in the balance as Sunak considers report into bullying claims
• Jack Nowell available for Exeter’s cup semi vs La Rochelle after escaping ban
• Scampi could vanish from menus without special fishing visas, ministers warned
• Ruben Selles admits time is running out as ‘desperate’ Saints scrap for survival
• Prime Minister has ‘full confidence’ in Raab as he considers bullying report
• Stormont will be back up and running by autumn – Doug Beattie
• Josh Warrington ‘hungrier than ever’ as he sets sights on reclaiming world title
• Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell wants referees to own up to mistakes
• David Martindale relishing underdog role as Livingston eye final bid for top six
• Veterans emotional as Falklands art installation unveiled
• PM has ‘full confidence’ in Dominic Raab as he considers bullying report
• Tiger Woods could be sidelined for ‘at least’ six months – orthopaedic surgeon
• Girl, seven, ‘lured to death by man who repeatedly knifed her through the heart’
• Tom Bradby and Julie Etchingham to front ITV coverage of King’s coronation
• Labour claims thousands of stranded drivers left undetected on smart motorways
• Oldest surviving royal wedding gown – dating back to 1816 – to go on show
• At least two dead as central Oklahoma is hit by storms and tornadoes
• Dusart heads the weights for Scottish National
• Public reminded to check they have valid form of ID to vote in local elections
• Police officer accused of ‘trying to woo burglary victim’ appears in court
• King Of Steel could test Classic aspirations at Sandown
• Teenager arrested on suspicion of murder as stabbing victim named
• Learners falling victim to flourishing black market in driving tests – MP
• ‘Harm to loyal savers will have increased with interest rate rises’
• George Mitchell hopes to be well enough to return to Northern Ireland
• Letters offering ‘unique glimpse’ of late Queen’s life to be auctioned
• Rafael Nadal doubtful for French Open after pulling out of Madrid
• Nato chief Stoltenberg makes first visit to Ukraine since Russian invasion
• William Saliba making slow progress in recovery from back problem – Mikel Arteta
• Camilla had no ‘end game’ to be Queen and married for love, her son insists
• ‘Genie won’t go back in the bottle’ on AI, says security minister
• Cut driving by 20% to curb emissions, says think tank
• Medical chiefs call for third-party intervention to end junior doctors row
• Prince William thanks Lorraine Kelly for her campaign in memory of Dame Deborah James
• Image of dying pregnant Ukrainian woman wins World Press Photo of Year
• Tory peer’s suggestion of rolling back devolution condemned by party colleagues
• Medical cannabis is ‘industry of the future’ that will create jobs – Tory MP
• K-pop star Moon Bin found dead in his home in Seoul
• Ex-SNP chief executive Murrell seen for first time since arrest
• Ignoring ECHR orders would threaten rule of law, warns chief justice
• Two-year project to make UK’s busiest railway station ‘lighter and brighter’
• What do astrologists predict will happen during the King’s reign?
• Wales set to return to Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground for October friendly
• Risks posed by mosquito-borne disease as climate changes assessed
• ‘Four months in the middle of nowhere was absolutely paradise’
• ‘Gutted’ Robert Snodgrass vows to reveal all about shock Hearts exit
• 5 spring cocktails to stir the senses
• Braverman defends highlighting ethnicity of grooming gang abusers
• Indian climber who fell into crevasse on Himalayan mountain is rescued
• Harry Kane can absolutely win a trophy at Tottenham – Daniel Levy
• Medical chiefs call for third party to help broker deal for junior doctors
• Prime minister’s army general son is promoted in step towards succession
• WH Smith to open more than 120 new travel stores as sales surge
• Marine ‘confident’ he will break London Marathon record with ‘Fridget Jones’
• Sunshine yellow: 12 ways to brighten your home with summer’s favourite hue
• Thousands gather to enjoy spectacle of rare hybrid solar eclipse
• Kevin De Bruyne praises Erling Haaland as Man City reach Champions League semi
• Capita reveals evidence of data breach in cyber attack
• Dozens dead after stampede at event to hand out financial aid
• Football rumours: Arsenal could sell striker to raise cash for £100m Declan Rice
• 6 occasionwear trends to know about this wedding season
• More than 1,300 homeless people died in UK in 2022, say researchers
• Former Tory chairman hits out at Westminster’s ‘outdated’ complaints system
• Patriot missile systems delivered to Ukraine
• Body recovered from rubble of collapsed New York garage
• What the papers say – April 20
• Battersea dogs to form guard of honour ahead of Paul O’Grady’s funeral
• Actor Stephen Graham and comedian Frank Skinner among those receiving honours
• Government caves to Tory rebels and toughens Illegal Migration Bill – reports
• Interest in new electric cars slumps, figures show
• NHS George Cross medal to go on tour
• Ukraine’s success in cyberwarfare could create ‘concerning precedents’ – study
• Rise in number of children aged 10 and under needing treatment due to violence
• Hospital issued with enforcement action as children’s services rated inadequate