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Council tax: How to find out your band as Rishi Sunak announces rebate in England

Chancellor announced a one-off rebate of £150 to homes in England in council tax bands A to D

Wales Online

England rugby union star reveals rugby league switch curiosity and Leeds Rhinos link

The Saracens forward was offered the chance to train with the Rhinos recently

Leeds Live

Ashley Cole joins Frank Lampard’s coaching staff at Everton from Chelsea

His new position at Everton will not impact his duties with England Under-21s, for whom Cole remains Lee Carsley’s assistant.

The Independent UK

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Jonny Gray returns for Scotland’s Six Nations opener against England

Exeter lock Gray starts for the first time since March 2021

The Independent UK

Pavement parking could be banned in England as Government considers new law

The Government is now 'actively considering' how to tackle pavement parking

Wales Online

Brian Moore: Ex-England hooker to leave BBC men’s Six Nations role after Calcutta Cup clash

Brian Moore, the former England hooker, will commentate for the BBC on the men’s Six Nations for the final time during Saturday’s Calcutta Cup clash between Scotland and England at Murrayfield.

Evening Standard

Scotland vs England: Breaking down the Finn Russell vs Marcus Smith fly-half battle

Scotland tackle England at Murrayfield on Saturday

The Independent UK

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England coach Eddie Jones starts mind games with ‘red-hot favourites’ Scotland ahead of Six Nations opener

England travel to Murrayfield for the Calcutta Cup on Saturday

The Independent UK

Eddie Jones: Scotland have got to cope with burden of being red-hot favourites

England travel to Murrayfield for the Calcutta Cup on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Cranes: why Britain's tallest bird just had its best breeding year since the 1600s

Binoculars in hand, I’m hunkered down beside the floodplain at the RSPB’s Nene Washes nature reserve in Cambridgeshire, England. It’s a cold, late-winter morning and there are few people around, but I’ve come early to try to get a glimpse of a giant among British birds: the common crane.

The Conversation

Covid infections drop by 15% in Liverpool City Region

The falls in infections have been continuing for three and a half weeks in all areas of the city region

Liverpool Echo

Chris Silverwood and Graham Thorpe likely to follow as Ashley Giles departs England role after Ashes disaster

Ashley Giles last night became the first man to lose his job in the wake of England men’s disastrous Ashes defeat Down Under, but head coach and selector Chris Silverwood’s future was hanging by a thread today.

Evening Standard

Definitely the World Cup will come to India, says u-19 skipper Yash Dhull's father

NEW DELHI: Yash Dhull has led the Indian Under-19 team to the ICC Under-19 World Cup final leading by example, scoring a century against Australia in the semifinal. India's unbeaten run now makes them the tournament favourite. India's Under-19 team will now face England in the final and the entire…

The Times of India

Inside abandoned RAF base which played crucial role fighting Nazis during WW2

RAF Church Fenton in North Yorkshire was used by British pilots to defend some of England's biggest cities from German bombers in the early stages of WW2

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Wales Online

Uncertainty for Welsh households as Rishi Sunak announces £350 energy rebate in England but it'll work differently here

Council tax is devolved, so the same doesn't automatically apply in Wales

The Independent UK

Brian Moore steps down from BBC’s men’s Six Nations commentary

The former England hooker will now switch focus to the women’s Six Nations after calling the Calcutta Cup this weekend

Daily Mirror

Tom Curry captains England as Eddie Jones names team for Scotland Six Nations showdown

Neither Owen Farrell nor Courtney Lawes will feature at Murrayfield on Saturday, leading Eddie Jones to select Sale Sharks star Tom Curry as his stand-in skipper

Bristol Post

England team to face Scotland in Six Nations opener confirmed with surprising captaincy call

England have named a new look team for their Six nations opener against Scotland

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The Guardian - UK

Warnings over NHS mental health care issued in 14 young deaths in five years

Coroners have issued reports to prevent future deaths in at least 14 cases involving CAMHS in England

The Independent UK

Tom Curry to captain England in Six Nations opener against Scotland

The 23-year-old back row becomes the country’s youngest skipper since Will Carling in 1988

The Independent UK

Post-Christmas drop in NHS Covid staff absences stalls in parts of England

An average of 28,434 NHS staff at hospital trusts were absent each day in the week to January 30.

Daily Record

When will it snow in Scotland in February? Met Office gives latest update

Wintry showers and snow is set to fall in parts of Scotland in the coming days, the Met Office forecasts.

The Independent UK

Heather Knight maintains England ‘not far away’ despite Australia retaining Ashes

The England skipper is ‘proud’ of her team despite a 27-run loss in Canberra, which secures an insurmountable multi-format series lead for the hosts

Daily Mirror

Nigel Owens insists rugby's TMO trumps VAR but must be used less during Six Nations

Refereeing royalty Nigel Owens has sided with rugby when it comes to officials' intervention but insisted football's VAR still boasts one advantage in that it's not used as often

Evening Standard

Tom Curry captains new-look England in Six Nations opener against Scotland at Murrayfield

Tom Curry will become England’s youngest captain since Will Carling in 1988 when he leads a new-look side out at Murrayfield to take on Scotland in the Calcutta Cup on Six Nations opening weekend.

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