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Curse of the Lionesses: what’s causing spate of England women’s football injuries?

The England women’s football team has suffered a spate of serious injuries, ruling several key players out of the World Cup and raising further health concerns amid hectic schedules and male-focused medical research.

The Week

Katherine Sciver-Brunt announces retirement from international cricket

After 19 years playing for the England women’s team, Sciver-Brunt has announced her retirement

The Independent UK

Labour has no easy options over student loans, say education leaders

Warning comes after party ditched its promise to abolish university tuition fees in England

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Tell us: have you been affected by primary school closures in England?

If a primary school where your children attend has recently closed, or is under threat of closure, we’d like to hear from you

The Guardian - UK

How King Charles's coronation will reflect his desire to be defender of all faiths

Nearly 30 years ago, the then-Prince Charles indicated that as king he wanted not just to inherit the monarch’s traditional title of “defender of the faith”, but also to be a “defender of faith”. The monarch swears oaths of commitment to Protestantism and as supreme governor of the Church of…

The Conversation

France set to feature in new women's rugby international tournament

Just six days after England edged past France to claim the 2023 women's Six Nations tournament, rugby union bosses have announced that New Zealand will be the venue for a new competition involving the top six women's international rugby teams.

Radio France Internationale

England hopes driving Cadan Murley on in race for Premiership try-scorer crown

Harlequins star focused on club duties while targeting Red Rose debut

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Map shows every 'outstanding' secondary school in England - see how yours ranks

More than 500 schools across England are rated as "outstanding" by the education watchdog, but less than 20 per cent of these were inspected by Ofsted since June 2021

Daily Mirror

Major transport operation to cater for coronation travel

Roadworks on major roads across England have been lifted and train services will be beefed up to cope with demand.

The Independent UK

King’s coronation weather likely to be a washout, says Met Office

Rain forecast for UK over bank holiday weekend, including in London as Charles III is crowned

The Guardian - UK

Wales international explains why he's staying despite half the clubs in England wanting him

He's reportedly been chased by around half the clubs in England's top flight

Wales Online

The most scenic walks in the UK, from Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands

Whether it's a dramatic coastal hike or an amble around pastoral hills, the UK has a walk to suit everyone

The Independent UK

August in England review – Lenny Henry’s remarkable one-man show about the Windrush scandal

The actor makes his debut as a playwright with a richly detailed character study, performing with warm humour and outrage at injustice

The Guardian - UK

How British imperial history shaped Charles III's coronation ceremony

The coronation ceremony Charles III is about to go through reflects how monarchy has developed since Saxon times, but it still carries many vestiges of Britain’s imperial past.

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Wales Online

Red Arrows and RAF flypast route - everywhere you'll be able to see display

Aircraft involved in the coronation flypast will jet over large parts of eastern and southern England, giving millions of people the chance to view them. More than 60 aircraft from the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force – including the Red

Homes & Gardens

The Coronation Chair: The 700-year-old artifact that will play a crucial role in this weekend's ceremony

Once the oldest piece of furniture in England, the Coronation Chair plays host to one of the most significant moments of the historic ceremony

The Independent UK

On this day in 2011: Alastair Cook takes over as England ODI captain

Cook succeeded Andrew Strauss in the role.

The Independent UK

World Cup winners New Zealand to host inaugural WXV tournament

England, Wales Scotland and Ireland will be involved in the three-tier competition later this year.

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The National (Scotland)

Richard Walker: Scotland cut its allegiance to Labour and it won’t be going back

MOST predictions suggested that yesterday’s local elections across England would be yet another sign that Labour are heading for a significant win…

Daily Mirror

UK weather: Heavy rain torrent to lash the nation as King Charles coronation draws near

Some places could reach temperatures as high as 18C on Friday afternoon, but heavy downpours could cause issues on the roads as the country prepares for another extended weekend

The Independent UK

Tories suffer losses as local election counts continue

The contests were the first where voters in England were required to show photo ID, with some turned away as a result of lacking the correct papers.

The Independent UK

Tories braced for losses as votes counted in England’s local elections

The contests were the first where voters in England were required to show photo ID, with some turned away as a result of lacking the correct papers.

The Guardian - UK

Majority of NHS trusts provide no dedicated training to prevent sexual harassment

Just one of 199 trusts analysed in England has a specific sexual harassment module, report finds

The Guardian - UK

Local elections 2023 live: Labour becomes largest party in local government – as it happened

Conservatives continue to suffer heavy defeats as Labour, Lib Dems and Greens make gains

The Independent UK

Tories braced for tough night as polls close in England’s local elections

Photographic ID was required to vote in England for the first time and campaigners said some people had been turned away from polling stations.

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