Archive 2023/06/29

• Restricting private vehicles in cities reduces disease and injuries, study says
• Higher levels of lean muscle might protect against Alzheimer’s disease – study
• Thousands of police deployed across France as clashes continue after shooting
• Travis Scott will not face criminal charges over Astroworld crowd surge – lawyer
• Zelensky meets Thunberg and others to address war’s effect on Ukraine’s ecology
• Irish taxpayer potentially defrauded over RTE payments to Ryan Tubridy, TDs told
• Google to remove news links in Canada over online news law
• Ben Duckett has no regrets taking on Australia after falling short of century
• Krystian Bielik ‘buzzing’ to be back at Birmingham
• The upcoming London water crisis explored: a look at the issues facing Thames Water
• Use of barter account to bring RTE clients to sporting events ‘outrageous’
• Seamus Coleman signs up for another year with Everton
• Driver’s actions ‘saved us all’ during small boat crossing, man tells court
• Steve Smith admits Nathan Lyon’s calf injury does not look good for Australia
• Novak Djokovic warms up for Wimbledon with exhibition win over Frances Tiafoe
• Banks unveil plans to boost savings rates
• Electrical fire sends smoke billowing from under New York’s famous Tiffany store
• ‘Unfair to tarnish journalists with career-destroying allegations’, court told
• Favourite Justin Rose sets the pace at the British Masters
• Derek McInnes facing up to managerial life without assistant Tony Docherty
• Ben Duckett out for 98 as aggressive England fight back in second Ashes Test
• Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful
• Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in US college admissions
• Cleverly defends China visit plans and pledges to use UK’s global ‘influence’
• Wallace would support Ukraine being fast-tracked through Nato accession
• Portrait of Camilla taken by Kate wins prize at media awards
• Man filmed carving name on Colosseum is tourist living in Britain, police say
• James Maddison swayed by Ange Postecoglou promise of a new Tottenham
• Virgin Galactic successfully blasts off to edge of space
• Gong for Gareth Bale and Lord’s turns red – Thursday’s sporting social
• Russia’s ‘General Armageddon’ believed to be detained following Wagner mutiny
• Dolly Parton on AI and not wanting to leave her soul ‘here on earth’
• Tory Lee Anderson to get ticking off for using parliamentary roof to film promo
• Owls chairman suggests terms of new deal were behind Darren Moore’s exit
• Nigel Farage says his bank accounts have been closed
• ‘No single version of truth’ in Home Office removal of foreign offenders
• Dawn Butler: AI risks automating discrimination if threat not taken seriously
• Johnny Sexton faces potential ban which could hamper World Cup preparations
• Nicholas Rossi tells court he cannot lift his arms – after raising his hand
• Rwanda appeal decision ‘did not support or oppose any political view’ – judge
• Michael Beale excited to work with new signing Abdallah Sima
• Thames Water appoints new chair as questions swirl about its future
• Man Utd agree deal to sign Mason Mount from Chelsea
• Lewis Hamilton calls for change, claiming new rule would ensure a ‘real race’
• Hi Royal ready to renew Paddington rivalry
• Gang jailed for stealing £1.2m of goods in ‘loud and aggressive’ ram-raids
• NS&I exceeded its financing target following US banking sector uncertainty
• Trains suspended on £19bn Elizabeth line due to swan on the track
• Mark Cavendish will not allow emotions to get better of him in final Tour
• Former Met Police officer jailed for raping woman
• Gambling disorder contributed to death of father-of-two, coroner concludes
• Mother of electrocuted boy urges hospitality venues to ensure equipment is safe
• Boy, 12, died in collision after teenage friend unlocked e-scooter, inquest told
• New inquest granted into 1974 killing of nationalist councillor Patsy Kelly
• No 10: ‘Cannot be right’ for consultants to do private work on NHS strike days
• First Swan Upping of King’s reign to take place in July
• Queen dons lab coat to learn about diabetes research
• Lando Norris reveals robbery during Spanish holiday
• Boat impounded by police after death of two swimmers sold to wildlife trips firm
• Majority of leagues want broadcasters to hear live VAR exchanges, survey finds
• Streeting ‘to come down like a ton of bricks’ on vaping firms targeting children
• Yousaf ‘looking forward’ to representing Scotland at coronation ceremony
• England bounce back to form on day two of second Ashes Test
• What happens next with plans to deport people to Rwanda?
• Thames Water has ‘secure and committed’ funding, Government insists
• Gambling disorder contributed to death of father-of-two
• Three Just Stop Oil protesters charged with trespass after disrupting Ashes test
• Aspartame sweetener to be listed as ‘possible cancer risk’ by WHO – reports
• Chair of RTE board apologised for not sharing resignation update, says minister
• New RTE director-general ‘to reconstitute board’ after presenter payments row
• Katie McCabe: Ireland ready to embrace step into unknown at first World Cup
• Peter Leven joins Aberdeen as first-team coach
• Glastonbury festival-goers use data equivalent to 400 HD film downloads an hour
• Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful
• Greece’s left-wing opposition leader steps down after crushing election defeat
• Met Police officer guilty of sexually assaulting woman in sea after stag do
• Dettori ruled out of Emily Upjohn ride in Eclipse after failed appeal
• Tubridy should appear before committee over payments – Taoiseach
• Family of father killed in front of tram passengers pay tribute to ‘loving soul’
• Ombudsman finds ‘culture of cover-up’ in NHS when patients are harmed
• Gareth Davies ‘feeling pretty good’ as Wales work intensifies before World Cup
• Who owns Thames Water, how much money does it owe and what might happen next?
• Tate Liverpool presents hospital with artwork celebrating NHS staff
• Pre-tournament favourite Justin Rose makes fine start at Betfred British Masters
• Migrant smugglers ‘gave children sleeping pills’ to keep quiet
• Prince of Wales high-fives children and presents goat trophy on visit to show
• Police spying unit should have been shut down in 1970s, report finds
• Scotland was not prepared for non-flu pandemic, Sturgeon tells Covid inquiry
• New Late Late Show host Patrick Kielty reveals salary ‘to help clarify things’
• Trueshan to enjoy break before autumn targets come into focus
• Longest serving daily newspaper editor in UK and Ireland prepares to step down
• Catholics urged to follow Pope’s lead by urging MPs to block migration Bill
• Victim launches bid to stop rapist being moved to open jail
• Energy price cap forecast to fall again ‘to below £2,000’
• Yousaf: Ministers’ emails and texts will all be submitted to Covid inquiries
• Mordaunt denies ‘screeching U-turn’ on festival drug testing
• Stephen Robinson hoping ‘exciting’ Stav Nahmani can add pace and goals to Saints
• Madonna treated in intensive care – how serious can bacterial infections be?
• Dettori will miss Eclipse after careless riding ban is upheld on appeal
• Muslim pilgrims take part in stoning of the devil as Hajj pilgrimage winds down
• Johnson allies could face punishment for campaign against partygate committee
• Return of devolved government at Stormont is not inevitable, Donaldson warns
• Void left in hearts of all who knew Chloe Mitchell, funeral told
• England rally with the ball despite Steve Smith’s century at Lord’s
• Family pay tribute to ‘beautiful’ baby girl hit by car at hospital
• South Koreans wake up younger – with 63-year-old turning 61 again
• Dying Nutmeg co-founder sets up charity for bereaved children
• James Morrison ‘thrilled’ to join Scotland coaching staff at ‘exciting time’
• Northern Ireland had highest emissions per person in 2021, figures show
• Preparations made for Stormont return but UK government response is needed – DUP
• Eamonn Brophy joins Ross County on permanent deal
• Ministers decline to back stricter shotgun controls after Plymouth mass shootings
• Covid-19 inquiry: Scotland had no plan to deal with non-flu pandemic – Sturgeon
• ‘Police unit’s spying was not justified and squad should have been closed down’
• Sir Busker on comeback trail after eye operation
• Josh Ginnelly makes ‘tough decision’ to leave Hearts after three years
• 5 talking points ahead of the Tour de France
• NHS staff taking time off due to poor mental health continues, new data shows
• Sturgeon tells Covid-19 Inquiry her government ‘did not get everything right’
• French police officer who shot boy, 17, investigated for ‘voluntary homicide’
• Paul Wellens knows St Helens need to find some consistency
• In Pictures: More Muslims celebrate Eid
• Embrace it or get eaten alive – Cameron Norrie eager to enjoy life in limelight
• Minister calls for Brexit scaremongering to stop as ‘total trade is up’
• Government’s Rwanda asylum policy is unlawful, Court of Appeal rules
• Privileges Committee report: What did Johnson allies say about partygate probe?
• Bjork’s controversial swan dress to go on display in new exhibition
• Police release body camera video of an officer killing gunman who killed eight
• Arsenal winning race for Rice but Bayern face uphill struggle to capture Kane
• Chrissy Teigen welcomes fourth child – how does surrogacy actually work?
• Inclusive workplaces unlock growth, Starmer tells LGBT+ business leaders
• Squeezed households raid bank and building society accounts by record £4.6bn
• Ebor winner to be given automatic Melbourne Cup slot
• Euclid telescope gearing up for mission to uncover universe’s dark mysteries
• Campaigners and asylum seekers win Court of Appeal challenge against Rwanda policy
• Presumed human remains found in debris from Titan submersible – US Coast Guard
• Johnson allies criticised over attacks on MPs investigating partygate lies
• Deauville Legend set for Pyledriver rematch at Ascot
• Girls worried about being able to afford period products – survey
• 11 ways to work the colour clash trend at home
• Heart disease digital check-ups for over 40s being rolled out
• This is why your energy metres need reading urgently
• Cloudy with sunny spells in Birmingham, Thursday June 29
• Sunny spells and light showers in Bristol, Thursday June 29
• The best wines for al fresco drinking this summer
• Cloudy with scattered showers in London, Thursday June 29
• Rain and cooler temperatures in Glasgow, Thursday June 29
• Chefs on the best way to eat strawberries as Wimbledon nears
• New Zealand ‘first to ban thin plastic bags from supermarkets’
• Toxic waste may be leaking into Unesco World Heritage site, say campaigners
• Football rumours: Harry Maguire one of three on West Ham’s wish list
• What is colour analysis and why is TikTok obsessed with it?
• Ukraine arrests man accused of directing missile strike on pizza parlour
• Dementia diagnosis could be sped up thanks to AI
• Smart gloves ‘could allow stroke patients to relearn to play the piano’
• French police, protesters clash for second night after police shooting of teen
• Heat wave blamed for at least 13 deaths in Texas spreads eastward
• Mental health biggest issue in record NHS staff sickness levels
• Day two of second Ashes Test – England need wickets as Steve Smith nears century
• Court of Appeal set to rule on Rwanda policy challenge
• Households urged to send meter readings ahead of July 1 price cap drop
• Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney to give evidence at Covid-19 inquiry
• Virgin Galactic to launch its first commercial spaceflight
• Secret police spy units ‘real subversion of democracy’, say campaigners
• Eight children from single school taken to hospital after vaping, says MP
• Digital health checks for over-40s in fight against heart disease
• What the papers say – June 29
• Ministers work up Thames Water plan as regulator keeps watch on sector debts
• Cleverly to call for UN Security Council expansion at ‘turning point of history’
• Julian Sands was ‘genuinely fearless’ says friend and colleague
• Follow-up partygate report to detail attacks by Boris Johnson’s allies
• William receives £6m salary but could get more than £20m next year
• Harry and Meghan have vacated Frogmore Cottage, palace confirms
• Buckingham Palace misses ethnic minority staff diversity target again
• Researchers developing AI tool that could speed up dementia diagnosis
• Heating turned down at Buckingham Palace to cut emissions, royal accounts show
• Disadvantaged high attainers achieve ‘one GCSE grade lower’ than affluent peers
• Ocado announces price cuts to milk and other ‘everyday essentials’
• Russia to be blocked from accessing UK legal advice in latest sanction
• How much does the royal family cost? A breakdown of the key figures
• Cost of royal travel falls as number of official overseas trips drop