Archive 2023/10/09

• Hollywood writers vote to approve deal that ended strike as actors negotiate
• What is Hamas and what does it want?
• Gap between SNP and Labour narrows to one point, new poll shows
• Dino Maamria says Burton will remain ‘level-headed’ after beating Cambridge
• TV chef Michael Chiarello dies at 61 after being treated for allergic reaction
• US begins delivering munitions to Israel as American death toll rises to 11
• Of course we’re good enough – Nicolas Raskin says Rangers can turn season around
• Scotland can ‘lead the way’ to Downing Street for Labour, Starmer to say
• Starmer vows to build a ‘new Britain’ and offer people ‘government they deserve’
• Britain’s Jewish community is shoulder-to-shoulder with Israel, says Chief Rabbi
• Scot among those killed in Hamas attack on Israel, family confirms
• One person killed as mast snaps on historic schooner
• Sunak vows to stand with Britain’s Jews as Israel-Hamas conflict escalates
• Burton make it back-to-back wins by beating Cambridge
• US senate leader welcomes stronger words from China on Hamas attack
• England want to qualify for Euro 2028 even if they are one of the joint hosts
• Ollie Chessum warns Fiji they did not face the true England at Twickenham
• Israel’s Netanyahu says Gaza offensive has ‘only started’
• FIA to review Qatar GP as ‘dangerous’ temperatures prompt driver complaints
• EU reverses announcement that it was ‘immediately’ suspending Palestinian aid
• UK backing Israel after it declares ‘siege’ on Gaza following Hamas attack
• Irish president says response to Gaza conflict must respect international law
• Thousands gather for vigils and protests over conflict between Israel and Hamas
• Roberto De Zerbi praises Jurgen Klopp after Brighton’s draw with Liverpool
• Labour left raises Palestinian plight as leadership focuses on Hamas’s bloodshed
• Hamas threatens to kill a hostage whenever Gaza civilians hit without warning
• Sunak to tell Jewish community ‘I am with you’ amid Israel conflict
• Cricket among sports put forward for inclusion at the 2028 Olympics
• Parents of critically ill baby await ruling on life-support treatment fight
• American boxing trainer spared jail after bringing gun into UK
• Johan Lange appointed as Tottenham’s new technical director
• Violent offender’s probation officers ‘overwhelmed with work’, inquest told
• Braverman urges police chiefs to crack down on anti-Jewish hate
• UN chief ‘distressed’ by Israel’s plan for Gaza siege
• Police use drones to search for missing man swept into river after extreme rain
• Robert F Kennedy Jr ‘to run for US president as an independent’
• Bukayo Saka pulls out of England squad through injury
• Restoring 0.7% aid target not day-one priority for Labour government, Nandy says
• Green New Deal protesters disrupt Labour conference
• Man on holiday in Israel says Government ‘dithering’ in helping Britons leave
• Expectation to underachievement – How Scotland came up short in France
• EU Commission suspends ‘all payments’ to Palestinians following Hamas attack
• Rwandan asylum system ‘woefully deficient’, Supreme Court told
• Oisin Murphy back with Mawj for Breeders’ Cup prep
• Matt Fitzpatrick completes double at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
• Gunman wanted armed police to ‘finish the job’, court hears
• Israel vows complete siege of Gaza amid wave of strikes after incursion by Hamas
• Met Police officer denies following athlete’s car because driver was black
• Via Sistina raring to go for Champions Day
• Gates Foundation donating 40 million dollars to develop mRNA vaccines in Africa
• Doctors painting ‘wrongly pessimistic’ image of critically ill baby – father
• Unserious to suggest Wales is sole blueprint for a Labour government: Drakeford
• Ronnie O’Sullivan beats Ken Doherty to keep hold of his world number one ranking
• Murder accused said he would shoot victim’s boyfriend, court hears
• Labour calls Sunak’s mid-party conference visit ‘desperate’
• What is the Israel-Hamas dispute about?
• No part of the country Labour cannot win, says newly elected Scottish Labour MP
• The seven key night raids at the centre of the Afghanistan inquiry
• Sunak speech gave ‘green light’ to attacks on transgender people, says Labour MP
• Humza Yousaf: My in-laws are trapped in Gaza after Hamas attack on Israel
• Old Roan looks to be on the cards for Tommy’s Oscar
• Gary Glitter parole hearing to take place in private
• Captain Ben Davies hopes to bring a bit of Tottenham to Wales camp
• Guitar played by Kurt Cobain at Nirvana’s last performance to go to auction
• Taliban chiefs visit Afghan villages hit by quake that killed at least 2,000
• Afghanistan inquiry: Why was it commissioned and what will it involve?
• Corach Rambler being aimed at Kelso for seasonal return
• UK and Ireland bid to host Euro 2028 set for approval
• More than 10 Britons feared dead or missing after Hamas’s attack in Israel
• Special forces officers concerned over ‘questionable’ behaviour in ‘massacres’
• Reeves rejects suggestions Hamas attack caused by Israel’s ‘occupation’ of Gaza
• ‘Universities which promote free speech help society as a whole’
• John Carver eyes victory over Spain after ‘disrespectful’ Hampden complaints
• Prime suspect in Suzy Lamplugh case to stay behind bars
• Labour commits to bringing railways back into public ownership
• Bell hoping for Dettori magic with Ambiente Amigo
• Odey Asset Management looks to shut down wealth business
• Dan Evans beaten by Carlos Alcaraz in third round of Shanghai Masters
• ‘More men and young people needed’ as social care recruitment campaign launched
• Mick Lynch calls on Labour Party to tackle outsourcing contracts
• British Army veteran who fought against Japan visits Tokyo’s national cemetery
• Rwanda safe but ‘less attractive’ than UK, Supreme Court told
• Gareth Anscombe and Liam Williams ‘recovering well’ ahead of Wales quarter-final
• No Breeders’ Cup challenge for Blue Rose Cen
• Sunak to chair emergency meeting as Israel conflict intensifies
• Runner sets blistering new record for running half marathon in wellies
• Man jailed for plot to kill police officer may have sentence referred for appeal
• PM praises retailer’s wallet-friendly Cash for Trash recycling scheme
• Kayaker recalls ‘hand of God’ moment as he was rescued off Co Antrim coast
• Will Rowlands ready for knockout action after Wales achieve ‘minimum standard’
• City Of Troy headlines confirmations list for Dewhurst
• Rated after eight: A look at how the Premier League clubs have done so far
• Shirley Ballas applauds Amy Dowden for not wearing wig in Strictly appearance
• Rachel Reeves echoes Thatcher as she vows to recover money lost to fraud during pandemic
• Pro-Palestine graffiti ‘a deliberate attempt to intimidate the Jewish community’
• Labour ‘ready to rebuild Britain’ after Tory chaos, says Rachel Reeves
• Ronan Kelleher will treat ‘biggest game of career’ like any other Ireland match
• Rishi Sunak defends making Red Wall visit during Labour Party conference
• Emissions from UK residents and businesses rose by 2% in 2022, figures suggest
• England would be naive to play Jofra Archer during the World Cup – Eoin Morgan
• UK Labour government must deliver for Scotland before 2026 election, says Sarwar
• Judge told about ‘terrible reality’ of critically ill baby’s case
• Marcus Smith hails Daley Thompson sprint sessions as he bids to emulate NZ duo
• US professor Claudia Goldin wins Nobel economics prize for gender pay gap work
• We must not import Middle East conflict tensions to UK, warns rabbi
• Talking points ahead of England’s World Cup clash with Bangladesh
• Author and playwright David Benedictus dies aged 85
• Rail workers ‘at war’ with the Government, union boss says
• Pep Guardiola’s career record as Man City suffer rare back-to-back league losses
• Labour would ensure ‘everyone who can work, does’
• Special forces had policy of killing fighting-age males, Afghanistan probe told
• Beating Manchester City will only boost Arsenal’s belief – Gabriel Martinelli
• Airlines cancel Tel Aviv flights amid ongoing Israel conflict
• Sunak insists he is the choice for ‘change’ as he defends HS2 decision
• Stonehaven rail crash victims secure almost £1m in damages
• John Eustace sacked amid reports Birmingham keen to make Wayne Rooney manager
• Half a million jobs created in Northern Ireland in last 15 years, study says
• Israel’s failure to prepare for Hamas’s attack branded a ‘colossal collapse’
• Ireland wings Mack Hansen and James Lowe on mend ahead of New Zealand showdown
• Jos Buttler concerned by ‘poor’ outfield ahead of England clash with Bangladesh
• Evacuations ordered as remnants of Typhoon Koinu hit southern China
• Lammy: We want to make UK the ‘anti-corruption capital of the world’
• Israeli minister orders ‘complete siege’ of Gaza as death toll nears 1,200
• Search continues for elderly man missing in river amid flooding disruption
• I just want her back, says mother whose daughter is missing after Hamas attack
• Formula One drivers unhappy after ‘dangerous’ Qatar Grand Prix
• Labour cannot rule out blocking Scottish legislation using Section 35 – Murray
• Why a Rhine river cruise is a stress-free way to see Germany’s Christmas markets
• Starmer warns Sunak will ‘go low’ in desperate election fight for No 10
• UK working to help families of Britons as Israel conflict intensifies
• Biggest ever solar storm identified using ancient tree rings
• Azure Blue team turn thoughts to next term
• Labour may borrow to invest while following fiscal rules with ‘iron discipline’
• Alternative veg to grow for next season
• Indian rescue helicopters fly to Himalayan area where floods killed at least 52
• Israel intensifies Gaza battles to repel Hamas, with more than 1,100 dead so far
• King ‘deeply touched’ by pupils who sent him pants to mark the coronation
• Strictly judge Shirley Ballas on faddy diets and her 40-year battle with gut health
• Flood warnings remain in place as rain eases
• How to spot if your child is struggling with their mental health – and what to do next
• Football rumours: Wayne Rooney in the running for Birmingham job
• Quarterback Brock Purdy stars as San Francisco 49ers thrash the Dallas Cowboys
• Number of displaced people in Gaza rises to more than 123,000
• The sporting weekend in pictures
• Australian PM refusing to concede defeat in Voice referendum
• Timeline of the Channel migrant crisis and Rwanda deportation plan
• Supreme Court challenge over Rwanda policy set to begin
• No immediate action against Hamas from UN Security Council
• What the papers say – October 9
• UK working to help families of Britons caught in Israel conflict
• Reeves will promise to ‘restore hope’ with plan to get Britain building
• Publishing industry faces billions in costs as students illegally download texts
• Whitehall staff to launch five-day strike
• Families urge inquiry to provide ‘truth’ about British special forces killings
• The British skiing group promoting inclusivity and community on the slopes
• Unique cold bath found in… Bath