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Andy Burnham 'understands Scotland because he's from northern England', MP claims

Andy Burnham "understands Scotland deeply" as he's from the north of England, a Labour MP has said

The National (Scotland)

Ben Stokes moves step closer to England return after withdrawal from Durham duty

The captain was stood down from the second Rothesay Test against New Zealand pending the results of an disciplinary investigation

The Independent UK

Thousands gather for summer solstice as UK braces for sweltering heatwave

Forecasters have said there is ‘growing confidence’ this week could break the record for the hottest June temperature.

Evening Standard

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New Zealand rout England by 253 runs: second men’s Test, day five – as it happened

Matt Henry ripped through England on the final morning to finish with career-best figures of 11 for 109

The Guardian - UK

Shubman Gill named Captain as Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma make India ODI squad for England

India has announced a strong 15-member squad for the upcoming ODI series against England, led by captain Shubman Gill. The team features seasoned campaigners Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, with the latter's availability pending fitness. A potent bowling attack, including Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav, complements a balanced batting lineup.…

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by Queen Elizabeth I: ‘Those who appear the most sanctified are…’

Queen Elizabeth I, born in 1533, navigated a tumultuous early life before ascending the throne in 1558. Her reign ushered in the Elizabethan Age, a period of significant political, commercial, and cultural growth for England, including a flourishing of arts and literature. Her insightful quote warns against judging solely by…

The Economic Times

England fans arrive in Boston as city bids farewell to Tartan Army

The Three Lions face Ghana in nearby Foxborough on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

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England offer rare peek behind the curtain with no place to hide under Tuchel

There was more insight at the World Cup training base than usual with intensity on the rise under Thomas Tuchel

The Guardian - UK

Is Bukayo Saka injured for England vs Ghana? Arsenal superstar fitness latest

Bukayo Saka missed training ahead of England vs Ghana

FourFourTwo

CRIK:Aussie allrounders shine in English county title drive

An Australian Test allrounder and a compatriot who hopes to wear the baggy green are both shining in the heat of county championship battle in England.

AAP

Aussie allrounders shine in English county title drive

An Australian Test allrounder and a compatriot who hopes to wear the baggy green are both shining in the heat of county championship battle in England.

AAP

Royal Mail launches campaign inspiring children to send World Cup support letters

Royal Mail has launched a new campaign encouraging children aged four to 17 to send letters of support to the England and Scotland men’s World Cup football teams.

The Independent UK

‘My heart just dropped’: How Trevoh Chalobah, England’s 27th man, manifested his World Cup dream

The Chelsea defender cut short his New York holiday to join Thomas Tuchel’s England squad and has enjoyed two-hour padel games with Ivan Toney and Ezri Konsa to ensure he is fit and ready to play at the World Cup 2026

The Independent UK

Sophia Dunkley hails Freya Kemp and Dani Gibson after England beat Scotland

Kemp’s 39 not out off 16 deliveries and Gibson’s unbeaten 30 off 11 lifted England to a total that was beyond Scotland’s reach.

The Independent UK

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Sophia Dunkley survives three dropped catches to guide England towards T20 World Cup semi-final

Dunkley scored 57 runs against Scotland as she stepped in for injured captain Nat Sciver-Brunt

The Guardian - UK

Sophia Dunkley smashes England past Scotland as T20 World Cup winning run goes on

A strong batting display was too much for Scotland as England won the Women’s T20 World Cup match at Headingley by 38 runs

The Independent UK

Sophia Dunkley steps up in Nat Sciver-Brunt’s absence as England beat Scotland

Dunkley was dropped on six, 43 and 45 to amass 57 in her first appearance of the tournament.

Evening Standard

Saturday hits 27.7C as potential heatwave sparks health warnings

Temperatures are expected to peak around 35C on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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The Guardian - AU

The moment I knew: At the arrivals hall I was overcome with doubt. Then I saw him waiting, holding a red rose

At the beginning of her relationship with Dave, Barbara Reszke was sceptical. But when he joined her in Mexico, a wave of relief and excitement washed over her

The Guardian - UK

‘Yeah, we’ve missed him’: England hurt by loss of Ben Stokes, admits Josh Tongue

Josh Tongue admitted England have missed the influence of Ben Stokes after a day in which they crumbled to the brink of defeat in the second Test against New Zealand at the Oval

The Independent UK

Josh Tongue says England missing Ben Stokes as they struggle against New Zealand

Stokes has loomed large over the second Rothesay Test despite not being selected following his breach of team protocols.

The Guardian - UK

Prem final matchwinnner Hendy tipped for England call: ‘He’s a special player’

The Northampton wing George Hendy scored two tries in four second-half minutes, with England naming their squad for the Nations Championship on Monday

AAP

CRIK:More history for Root but NZ on verge of England win

England batting great Joe Root has followed Sachin Tendulkar as the second batter to 14,000 Test runs, but New Zealand still spoiled his big day at the Oval.

AAP

More history for Root but NZ on verge of England win

England batting great Joe Root has followed Sachin Tendulkar as the second batter to 14,000 Test runs, but New Zealand still spoiled his big day at the Oval.

The Economic Times

New Zealand tightens grip at The Oval as England slumps to 182-5 chasing 463

New Zealand is on the cusp of victory at The Oval, setting England a daunting 463-run target. Despite Joe Root's unbeaten 75, England faltered to 182-5 by stumps on day four. Earlier, Daryl Mitchell's 68 was the highlight as New Zealand was bowled out for 362 in their second innings.…

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