Archive 2023/07/11

• Residents told to close windows amid fire at Baldock industrial estate
• Image of Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill placed on loyalist bonfire
• Two UK ticket-holders share £62 million EuroMillions jackpot
• Senior Tory MPs rebel on Illegal Migration Bill votes as further concessions urged
• Parts of the Moon’s surface ‘200 million years older than previously thought’
• Leslie Van Houten, follower of cult leader Charles Manson, released from prison
• Claims BBC presenter facing explicit photos allegations ‘broke lockdown rules’
• Tories face ‘challenging circumstances’ around upcoming by-elections, says Sunak
• Sunak insists he will take responsible approach to public pay deals
• G7 allies set to announce security package for Ukraine at Vilnius Nato summit
• Truss’s taskforce claims average Briton £10,000 worse off than US counterpart
• Tory MP: Vorderman tweet about minister not having degree unforgivable
• Rangers defender Leon King ruled out for ‘significant period’ with ankle injury
• Sheffield United offer new contract to Iliman Ndiaye
• Average two-year mortgage rates at 15-year high as lenders are quizzed by MPs
• Jason Knight moves to Bristol City from Derby
• Ryanair resigns from ‘talking shop’ UK Aviation Council
• Teenager charged with attempted wounding after teacher stabbed
• Will Young hits century on Nottinghamshire debut to frustrate leaders Surrey
• Ryan Tubridy offers to pay back controversial payments at centre of RTE ‘fiasco’
• Tubridy concedes it is ‘touch and go’ whether he keeps RTE radio job
• Southampton sign former Swansea full-back Ryan Manning on free transfer
• Teacher stabbed at school hopes to be back in classroom ‘before summer break’
• Edwin van der Sar ‘not in life-threatening danger’ but remains in intensive care
• Fossilised skeletons of aerial and aquatic predators to go under the hammer
• BBC presenter allegations: A timeline of key events
• Ukraine war spurred Nato to revamp its defence plans against Russian attack
• Elina Svitolina will celebrate win with a beer, but not a Harry Styles concert
• Ofsted denies that manner of its inspection contributed to Ruth Perry’s death
• Presenter row: BBC ‘tried to contact family twice after complaint’
• Jannik Sinner reaches maiden grand slam semi-final
• UK watchdog halts legal battle with Microsoft over £55bn Activision takeover
• Ukraine still has conditions to meet before it can join Nato, leaders say
• Alfie Hewett determined to complete grand slam set with Wimbledon win
• RTE email on underwriting Tubridy’s commercial deal a ‘shocking revelation’
• Carlos Alcaraz and Holgar Rune: From child doubles partners to grand slam rivals
• Chris Woakes left ‘quite emotional’ by Test return after fearing ship had sailed
• Family of woman who took own life in prison could be forced to withdraw from FAI
• Royal Mail workers accept deal to end dispute over pay and conditions
• Fury announces next fight and Messi relaxes – Tuesday’s sporting social
• Israel evicts Palestinian family from home after 45-year legal battle
• People smuggler jailed for manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese migrants
• London faces water rationing ‘imminently’, says leading environmentalist
• Scottish Green ministers accused of hypocrisy over use of chauffeur-driven cars
• UK Government not increasingly overruling Holyrood – Lord Offord
• BBC faces fresh allegation against unnamed presenter from young person – report
• Victim shot and attacked with acid after ‘one-night stand’, court hears
• Redcar locals call for vote on hydrogen trial after Ellesmere Port plans dropped
• Kyogo Furuhashi aims to keep Celtic fans smiling after signing new deal
• Pello Bilbao dedicates first Tour de France stage win to late Gino Mader
• Rights group pushes for probe into Darfur atrocities by Sudanese paramilitary
• Campaign against rail ticket office closures stepped up
• Stepfather denies working with partner to murder her 10-month-old son
• Stuart Kettlewell: Motherwell’s confidence boosted by Dundee United friendly
• Pello Bilbao dedicates first Tour de France stage win to Gino Mader
• Elina Svitolina continues stunning Wimbledon run by downing top seed Iga Swiatek
• Timeline of allegations about BBC presenter
• ‘Uncertainties’ over studies linking ultra-processed food to poor health
• Scottish drug proposals would do ‘untold damage’, says Braverman
• Race voided at Wolverhampton following fall for Dane O’Neill
• Israeli protesters block roads amid anger over plans to overhaul judiciary
• Author calls for pupils to be taught to express themselves through creativity
• England to play Euro 2024 qualifier against Ukraine in Poland
• Tyson Fury to take on former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou
• Zelensky hits out at lack of Vilnius summit timetable for Ukraine to join Nato
• ‘No surprise’ briefing for minister sparse on pandemic plan detail, probe told
• ‘Now I need to earn my MBE’, says Rachel Riley after receiving honour
• Unborn babies use ‘greedy’ father gene to get more food from mothers – study
• Pretty Polly appeals dismissed by Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board
• Daniel Ricciardo makes shock F1 return with AlphaTauri
• Richie Ramsay and Robert MacIntyre aiming to bounce back at Scottish Open
• Man who stabbed nine-year-old girl to death given indefinite hospital order
• UK needs to do a lot more to contain global warming – Cop26 President
• Minister hails moves to deliver ‘better, fairer, more predictable pensions’
• Starmer opts for flute as favourite instrument
• BBC gender pay gap widens, annual report shows
• Clinton Lancaster named Aberdeen Women manager
• Carrie and Boris Johnson welcome birth of third child
• Harris dreaming of Melbourne Cup bid for Scriptwriter
• NHS dentistry report ‘will be uncomfortable reading for some’, MP warns
• Man found to have killed nine-year-old girl by stabbing her in the heart
• Workers at 10 Scottish universities balloted for strike action
• European court rules that Caster Semenya’s human rights were violated
• NHS to expand shingles vaccine to another 1m people
• Why are wages rising and what does it mean for the economy?
• Cyriel Dessers keen to make own mark at Rangers after replacing Alfredo Morelos
• What is ‘bed rotting’ and is it actually self-care?
• MPs urged to oppose ‘cruel’ immigration Bill ahead of crucial Commons vote
• Former politician fails in bid to overturn child sex abuse convictions
• BBC orders review into complaints procedures following presenter furore
• Kevin Spacey trial hears young actors were aware of ‘rumours’
• Rail staff perform Abba hit to mark London Waterloo’s 175th anniversary
• Trump lawyers seek to delay trial over hoarding classified documents
• Government has ‘lost the confidence’ of NHS staff striking over pay, says Labour
• Jury retires to decide if man killed nine-year-old by stabbing her in the heart
• Drugs with street value of £2 million found in van destined for Northern Ireland
• Donnacha O’Brien eyeing Phoenix challenge for Porta Fortuna
• Sinclair Armstrong proud for not punching alleged racial abuser
• Zelensky criticises ‘absurd’ lack of timetable for Ukraine to join Nato
• Chris Eubanks ‘can become a worldwide star’ after shining at Wimbledon
• Mortuary abuse inquiry making ‘good progress’ as new appeal launched
• Tottenham complete Manor Solomon signing after Shakhtar Donetsk exit
• Water floods into atrium of Parliament’s Portcullis House as glass roof breaks
• Soul Sister supplemented for Grand Prix de Paris
• Time capsule buried 74 years ago found as university building demolished
• Not enough consideration was given to impact of Covid lockdown – Foster
• Man admits manslaughter in case of father-of-two killed in gun and acid attack
• MPs told ‘no evidence’ of link between sports advertising and problem gambling
• Drop in primary pupils meeting ‘expected standard’ in Sats reading exam
• Emilia’s brain haemorrhage ‘profoundly changed our lives’, says star’s mother
• ‘Shortcomings’ identified in chronic fatigue syndrome guidance
• Ex-student jailed for plotting to blow up police station to spark race war
• Sunak seeks reaffirmation on Nato commitment to Ukraine membership
• Met Police ask BBC to pause internal investigation into presenter
• Gary Lineker remains at top of list of under-siege BBC’s highest paid on-air talent
• Ange Postecoglou excited about ‘leader’ James Maddison’s role at Tottenham
• Mother of stabbing spree victim slams ‘massive’ failings after inquiry report
• Emilia’s brain haemorrhage ‘profoundly changed our lives’, says star’s mother
• Teenager in court over alleged electric bike robbery-murder
• Ryan Tubridy made ‘a poster boy’ for ‘fiasco’ at RTE, committee told
• Heathrow nears pre-pandemic passenger numbers
• Innocent people losing bank accounts thanks to AI, lawyer warns
• Tourists urged to stay away from volcanic eruption in Iceland
• Contentious celebrity wills from singing legend Prince to disgraced Jimmy Savile
• Royal Birkdale to host Open Championship in 2026
• England retain Jonny Bairstow in unchanged squad for fourth Ashes Test
• MPs would be ill-advised to name BBC presenter in Commons – Cabinet minister
• Meerkat enclosure to be built at children’s hospital
• Baby hit by car outside hospital died of traumatic brain injuries, inquest hears
• Scottish Women’s Premier League celebrates record spectator numbers
• Caster Semenya found to be victim of discrimination in testosterone case by ECHR
• Giant panda gives birth to twins at South Korean theme park
• Mitch Marsh made a strong case to keep his Ashes place – Andrew McDonald
• BBC presenter allegations will be ‘swiftly and rigorously’ investigated, says PM
• Australian veteran appeals against defamation ruling over killing of Afghans
• Dobbs impressed with Goodwood possible Baheer
• Preston sign Danish midfielder Mads Frokjaer-Jensen on four-year deal
• Teacher ‘recovering well’ after being stabbed at school
• Caster Semenya found to have been discriminated against in testosterone case
• Everton in talks to sign free agent Ashley Young
• Thousands commemorate victims of Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia
• BBC presenter scandal: What we know and don’t know
• Chelsea striker David Datro Fofana joins Union Berlin on season-long loan
• Lil Nas X ‘stopped by Oslo police after riding through tunnel on e-scooter’
• Myleene Klass: Government does not deserve power if miscarriage policy unchanged
• Aretha Franklin’s sons clash at trial over ‘will’ found under sofa cushions
• Compensate farmers for ‘high-risk’ species reintroductions, MPs say
• Man Utd near groundbreaking transfer deal, miss out on striker, plus other top trending UK stories
• Women in certain professions ‘may be at higher risk of ovarian cancer’ – study
• Beekeeping has gone viral – but how easy is it?
• From spectacular to bargains, top trending property news from across UK
• Today's weather for Birmingham
• Ryan Tubridy promises ‘maximum transparency’ over RTE debacle
• Five killed after helicopter carrying foreign tourists crashes in Nepal
• Everything you need to know about sleep during pregnancy
• Two killed after road collapses in Bangkok
• On this day in 2018: England suffer World Cup semi-final heartbreak
• Wages rise at record rate as unemployment jumps unexpectedly
• Anita Rani: ‘Asian women can be more than just trustworthy, clever and square’
• Helicopter carrying foreign tourists missing in Nepal
• Brothers plead guilty to terror offences after filling out IS application forms
• BBC boss to be questioned over allegations about unnamed presenter
• Football rumours: Manchester United set £50million price tag for Harry Maguire
• Expert hacks for making the most of a small garden
• Bill seeking to stamp out bullying at work to be presented in Parliament
• Ukrainian minister: Russia has no red lines to prevent attacks on nuclear plant
• Myleene Klass: Government does not deserve power if miscarriage policy unchanged
• What the papers say – July 11
• New Zealand prosecutor alleges tourists were not warned before volcano eruption
• MPs to consider changes to Illegal Migration Bill as ministers offer concessions
• Rachel Riley to receive royal honour for Holocaust and antisemitism awareness
• Time to meet 2% defence spending pledge, Sunak to tell Nato allies
• Bonfires to be lit in loyalist areas across Northern Ireland
• People using unregistered crypto ATMs risk losing their money, FCA warns
• Trainee doctors ‘experiencing micro-aggression and negative comments at work’
• Charity calls for drastic reform of social care for the elderly
• Waitrose partners with Uber Eats to achieve as little as 20-minute delivery
• NHS strikes could ‘break relationship’ between staff and bosses – health leaders
• Axing tax breaks would have small effect on private school pupil numbers – IFS