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Father of stabbed 22-year-old says pain is ‘never ending’

Operation Sceptre is an annual week of ‘intensified activity’ by police forces in England and Wales to tackle knife crime.

The Independent UK

Steve Smith finds form with Ollie Robinson and Stuart Broad among the wickets

Sussex were in control against Glamorgan as Smith made 68 not out after Robinson took four wickets.

The Independent UK

'Average' - Aaron Ramsdale transfer verdict now looks stupid as Arsenal star signs new contract

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has proven his critics wrong since joining the Gunners a little under two years ago, with the England international extending his stay by signing a new contract

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Meet Tomi Lewis, the Welsh rugby speedster returning to Wales who Shane Williams is really excited about

The former Wales under-20s star is hoping to make his mark at the Scarlets as he comes back to the Welsh game after a hugely successful spell in England

Wales Online

Brentford 'make decision on Ivan Toney's future' after he's hit with eight-month ban

As it stands, Brentford and England striker Ivan Toney will not play Premier League football again until January after receiving a huge ban from the Football Association

Daily Mirror

Danny Dyer to make Soccer Aid debut at Old Trafford after EastEnders exit

Danny Dyer, who is best known for his role as Mick Carter in EastEnders, is set to make his first appearance on the Soccer Aid team alongside stars including Liam Payne and Tommy Fury

Daily Mirror

RMT to hold rail strike across England on eve of FA Cup final

Latest action on 2 June comes between two days of strikes by Aslef and will bring further disruption to football final

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Aaron Ramsdale breaks silence after Arsenal contract extension is confirmed

Arsenal and England keeper Aaron Ramsdale has said his first words after committing his long-term future to the Gunners, signing a three-year contract extension with the option of another year

Football London

New York's first dinosaur museum was trashed before it even opened. The culprit is not who we thought.

The crime, which had been attributed to a rogue politician called "Boss" Tweed, was likely orchestrated by an "eccentric and destructive" man with an obsession for white paint.

LiveScience

Aaron Ramsdale signs new Arsenal deal until 2026

The England international joined Arsenal in 2021 and has made 76 appearances for the club.

The Independent UK

Abortion: under-18s pushed towards in-person appointments but evidence shows remote consultations can be better option

Telemedical abortion – the home use of abortion pills following remote consultation by phone or video call with a healthcare professional – has made abortion more accessible in England and Wales. Research has shown that it is safe and effective, as well as an acceptable option for people seeking an…

The Conversation

Should your summer-born child start school later? Here's what the research says

If you have a child born in the summer, the prospect of starting school can pose a conundrum. In England, for example, children typically start school in the September after they turn four, which for some can mean just a few months, weeks or even days later.

The Conversation

Renters reform bill: protections for renters are overshadowed by new powers for landlords

The UK government has tabled the long awaited renter’s reform bill, the first step to change in England’s troubled private rented sector. The bill’s headline reform is to end “no fault” evictions, something Theresa May announced plans to do when she was prime minister in 2019.

The Conversation

Water companies got England’s sewage-ridden rivers and seas into this mess. Do we really trust them to clean it up?

Surfers, swimmers and consumers have been paying for the water industry’s neglect for too long. We need action, not words, says Henry Swithinbank of Surfers Against Sewage

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More children than ever are being home-schooled in England, data shows

Ministers want to identify those at risk of missing out on education, especially if they are of compulsory school age

The Guardian - UK

Labour vows to introduce Scottish-style right to roam law in England

Party promises to enshrine in law equal access to benefits of green spaces if it wins next election

Wales Online

Tonight's rugby news as Dan Biggar starts European final and Wales breakout star named among world's best

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

The National (Scotland)

Derek McInnes tells Steven MacLean no guarantees ahead of Kilmarnock vs St Johnstone

Derek McInnes has told Steven MacLean that there are no guarantees in football.

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Water companies criticised for passing £10bn sewage bill on to customers

Clean water activists say industry’s promise to reduce pollution should not be taken on trust

Wales Online

Thousands wait years for healthcare in Wales as NHS misses its target

Patients have been waiting more than two years in more than 30,000 cases in Wales

The Independent UK

Asda ‘threatening to fire and rehire thousands of workers’ in pay dispute

The GMB union said there were plans to tell staff at 39 stores in southern England that they will lose a 60p-per-hour ‘location supplement’.

The Independent UK

Just 87 zero emission buses on the road in England outside London

In February 2020, then-prime minister Boris Johnson pledged to support the purchase of at least 4,000 new zero emission buses across the UK.

The Independent UK

England seamer Kate Cross laid low by ongoing battle against tropical disease

The illness has taken its toll on the 31-year-old’s mental health.

FourFourTwo

Which Premier League teams will qualify for the Europa League? How new changes will affect England's European places

UEFA has announced major changes to the format of the Europa League, with 36 teams set to compete in the revamped competition

The Guardian - UK

Renters in England: how will the pet proposals in the Renters Reform Bill affect you?

Landlords can no longer unreasonably refuse a tenants request to keep a pet in their home

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