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England boss Sarina Wiegman: The issues around the Spanish team really hurts me

Wiegman dedicated her UEFA’s Women’s Coach of the Year award to Spain’s players.

The Independent UK

England beat Sri Lanka by 12 runs in rain-hit first women’s T20 – as it happened

Alice Capsey starred with 51 off just 27 balls as England began their series against Sri Lanka with a comfortable win at Hove

The Guardian - UK

Crumble-risk concrete is latest upheaval to hit England’s schools

After years of squeezed funding, teachers are furious at government’s ‘shocking neglect’ of buildings

The Guardian - UK

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Provisional England World Cup place ‘extremely satisfying’ for Dawid Malan

The Yorkshire batter struck a half-century in the seven-wicket victory over the Black Caps in the first Vitality T20 international on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

England vs New Zealand LIVE: Cricket score and updates from New Zealand in England 2023

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The Independent UK

Dawid Malan hits out at ‘nonsense’ omission by Rockets during Hundred

The batter said losing his place in Trent Rockets’ XI was ‘hard to take’ and that he ‘felt rusty’ in the first T20 against New Zealand, but he helped England win

The Guardian - UK

Ollie Chessum determined to repay faith for England after comeback from injury

Ollie Chessum suffered a serious ankle injury while training in March but the forward was still selected for the World Cup squad despite his lengthy absence

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Ollie Chessum knew ankle injury was bad after reaction from England team-mates

Chessum faced a battle to be fit for the World Cup hosted by France when a “freak training accident”.

The Independent UK

Ministers accused of ‘incompetence’ for aerated concrete school closures

The Government has told 104 facilities in England to close affected buildings just as pupils prepare to return from the summer break.

The Independent UK

Jordan Henderson could be shunned by LGBT+ England fans after Saudi Arabia move

Gareth Southgate does not believe Henderson will be jeered when he next turns out for England.

The Independent UK

Gareth Southgate says Raheem Sterling ‘not particularly happy’ at England snub

The forward is the most eye-catching omission from Southgate’s 26-man squad for the Euro 2024 qualifier against Ukraine and friendly in Scotland.

The Independent UK

Junior and senior doctors in England to strike together for first time in NHS history

Action will reduce services to Christmas Day levels of care for four days in September and October

The Guardian - UK

What is Raac and why is it forcing schools to shut buildings?

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete is prone to sudden failure when it deteriorates – and many of school buildings in England are past designed lifespan

The Guardian - UK

Covid-19 hospital admissions in England at three-month high

It is too soon to know if the rise is linked to the latest variant BA.2.86.

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

School buildings in England to be closed over concrete safety fears ahead of new term

The Department for Education has been criticised for announcing school closures only day before new term

The Independent UK

Southgate not expecting ‘adverse reaction’ from England fans to Jordan Henderson

The England boss has no concerns that there will be any adverse reaction next time Henderson pulls on the shirt.

Evening Standard

Gareth Southgate admits Chelsea star Raheem Sterling was ‘not particularly happy’ to miss out on England squad

The winger’s strong start to the season for Chelsea was not enough for him to make the latest England squad

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What a Labour government would mean for the right to roam

The Labour Party has promised to introduce a Scottish-style right to roam over the English and Welsh countryside if elected to government. How might that change your ability to enjoy the great outdoors and what lessons does Scotland offer?

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The Guardian - UK

Parents and school staff in England: is your building made of aerated concrete?

We want to speak to staff and parents at affected English schools as around 150 may be forced to shut over safety fears

Evening Standard

Cole Palmer: Why Man City starlet’s surprise Chelsea transfer is a risk for all parties

£45m Deadline Day transfer represents a clear gamble for both clubs and the player himself

Evening Standard

Gareth Southgate hails ‘pedigree’ of Eddie Nketiah after handing Arsenal striker first senior England call-up

Nketiah is the all-time top goalscorer for the England Under-21 side

Evening Standard

Fulham re-open Chelsea talks over Callum Hudson-Odoi transfer to rival Nottingham Forest

Blues exile faces choice between west London stay or a reunion with former England youth coach Steve Cooper

The Guardian - UK

Thousands of pupils may have to start term online as over 100 schools affected by crumble-risk concrete

Students and teachers at dozens of schools in England will need to be moved off site – with schools told to foot bill for alternative spaces

The Independent UK

Schools told to close classrooms threatened by aerated concrete

The Department for Education said more than 100 schools in England are affected.

The Independent UK

Back to school chaos: Thousands of pupils to start term from home as 100 schools warned of building collapse

Safety fears over concrete described as ‘80 per cent air’ and ‘like an Aero Bar’ just days before new term starts

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