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England announce return of ‘A team’ and reveal date of Portugal clash

England’s second-string side will return to action as head coach Steve Borthwick bids to build greater depth

The Independent UK

Longer sentences? Overcrowded UK prisons are already failing society

The UK government plans to impose tougher sentences on those convicted of serious crimes, it announced via this year’s king’s speech at the state opening of parliament. Political pundits reacting to the speech on the BBC immediately questioned the rationale behind potentially putting more people in prison, when UK prisons…

The Conversation

What is The Buccaneers based on and is it a true story?

What is The Buccaneers based on and is it a true story? The Apple TV+ period drama brings husband-finding frolics, but is there truth to it?

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Battle for the wooden-spoon? Not really as England and the Netherlands chase something big

England, Netherlands must win to qualify for Champions Trophy 2025; Dutch army set to face India in last league encounter; top-order biggest let-down for Netherlands; England bemusing with tactics, bottom of points tally.

The Hindu

Growing number of toddlers fail to reach ‘expected level’ of development

More than a fifth of toddlers in England are not at or above the expected level of development, Government data suggests.

The Independent UK

England target defeating Dutch before Rob Key flies in for showdown talks

Rob Key will fly out to India at the end of the week to decide whether Jos Buttler and Matthew Mott are the men to lead an England reboot

The Guardian - UK

We need to win well against Netherlands and Pakistan to qualify for Champions Trophy, says England's fielding coach Hopkinson

NEW DELHI: England, who are languishing at the bottom of the points table, are up against ninth-placed Netherlands in a crucial World Cup encounter on Wednesday as they are looking for a fresh start in the tournament.

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Falling flat: housing reform bill could ban new leasehold homes but flat owners are left out in the cold

Ministers have long-vowed to change the controversial leasehold system

Evening Standard

Cricket World Cup: England in unfamiliar territory but Netherlands clash still has jeopardy

Qualification for the Champions Trophy in 2025 still on the line

Evening Standard

Ban to be put on the creation of new leasehold houses in England and Wales

The Government will also consult on capping existing ground rents and the standard lease extension term will be increased from 90 years to 990 years.

The Independent UK

Renters Bill provides benefits for both tenants and landlords, Government says

The Bill is said to be part of the plan to support 11 million private tenants and 2.3 million landlords in England.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad: ‘I’m still not 100% sure what “the spirit of cricket” means’

The now former England bowler talks to Donald McRae about that Bairstow dismissal, retirement and why playing for Brendon McCullum was the best experience of his long career

The Guardian - UK

English rugby union adjusts to grim reality as RFU thrashes out new deal

Crisis-hit domestic game faces watershed season as remaining Premiership clubs await new professional game partnership

The Guardian - UK

England assistant Carl Hopkinson insists Netherlands clash is no ‘dead rubber’

The defending champions have lost six of their seven World Cup games so far.

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Share your reaction to women gaining access to cancer drug that halves the risk of breast cancer

We’d like to hear your thoughts on anastrozole being offered to women in England at higher risk of developing breast cancer

The Times of India

World Cup: England aim to salvage pride and Champions Trophy spot against Netherlands

NEW DELHI: England, having seen their title defence dreams shattered, now shift their focus to restoring their pride and securing a place in the 2025 Champions Trophy as they face a determined Netherlands in the ongoing World Cup.

The Independent UK

Sport England invests £250m to remove barriers to exercise

Place Partnerships programme will target 80-100 communities with the greatest need.

The Guardian - UK

What policies will be in king’s speech and what will be left out?

About 20 bills are expected to be included as Rishi Sunak tries to open key dividing lines with Labour

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Mathews joins long list of bizarre cricket dismissals

Angelo Mathews' timed out for Sri Lanka at the World Cup puts him alongside Steve Waugh, Len Hutton and Ben Stokes on the list of cricket's unusual dismissals.

The Guardian - UK

Drug that can halve breast cancer risk offered to 289,000 women in England

Anastrozole to be made available to women who have been through the menopause and have family history of breast cancer

The Guardian - UK

Sport England commits £250m for boosting activity in deprived areas

Sport England will invest £250m over the next five years to help people in around 100 of the most socially deprived areas get more exercise

The Guardian - UK

Train operators to be forced to run 40% of normal timetable on strike days

Minimum service level regulations are being extended to rail workers in England, Wales and Scotland

The National (Scotland)

Anti-strike laws to be extended to additional workers in England

ANTI-STRIKE laws setting out minimum staffing levels during industrial action have been extended to Border Force employees, including in Scotland,…

The Guardian - UK

Hooray for the herring, king of fishes

Letter: England’s strange opposition to herring-eating goes back to the Reformation, writes Graeme Rigby

Newsroom.co.nz

Black Ferns, Red Roses, red cards and red faces

Rugby writer Adam Julian sums up the first Women's XV international tournament - and examines how the Black Ferns find themselves once again so far behind England

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