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From the Archives (January 26, 1972): Padma Shri for Wadekar and Chandrasekhar

New Delhi, Jan. 25: Bombay-born A.L. Wadekar, who led India to the first-ever Test cricket victory over the West Indies and England last year, has been honoured with Padma Shri by the President, Mr. V

The Hindu

Joe Marler withdraws from England squad with Covid in latest Six Nations setback

Marler’s positive case was confirmed by lateral flow and PCR tests on Tuesday morning

The Independent UK

England’s death bowling must improve, admits Paul Collingwood

West Indies came within two runs of pulling off a remarkable chase in Sunday’s second T20.

The Independent UK

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England prop Joe Marler tests positive for Covid in latest blow to Six Nations preparations

Harlequins prop Joe Marler has tested positive for Covid-19 as England’s Six Nations preparations continue to be disrupted.

Evening Standard

Farrell and Lawes injuries provide opening for Maro Itoje to fill England captaincy void

Injuries could keep both Owen Farrell and Courtney Lawes out of England's Six Nations-opener against Scotland, handing a certain Saracens star the break he needs to take over the armband

Daily Mirror

What to stream: The best of Julian Fellowes and cast of 'The Gilded Age'

Debuting this week on HBO, “The Gilded Age” is a new series from celebrated writer Julian Fellowes. Known for creating the smash hit series “Downton Abbey,” Fellowes has a signature perspective, looking at class, culture, money and power through an “upstairs downstairs” lens. In “The Gilded Age,” he hops across…

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Nicola Sturgeon was right to say English covid rate 20% higher than Scotland, rules stats chief

The First Minister was accused of having “seriously twisted” the Covid figures by the Lib Dems.

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Review: How HBO's dreary 'Gilded Age' fails the tumultuous era it depicts

In HBO's "The Gilded Age," Julian "Downton Abbey" Fellowes transfers his interest in rich people and the people who serve them from early 20th-century England to late 19th-century New York. Once again, it's an upstairs-downstairs, extravagantly dressed soap opera set against a background of social change, as a self-styled aristocracy…

Los Angeles Times

Wilko issues important Covid-19 update affecting all its stores in England

Advice echoes that from supermarket chain Sainsbury's

Wales Online

‘I want action’: Roland Butcher fed up of empty promises on tackling racism

Butcher, who played three Tests and three one-day internationals for England in the early 1980s, is “not interested” in just words any more

The Independent UK

Sturgeon’s reference to higher Covid rates in England was accurate – watchdog

The UK Statistics Authority has said the First Minister was right when she said England’s infection rate was more than 20% higher than Scotland’s.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire poised for financial lifeline with Headingley set to win back England fixtures

Yorkshire chairman Lord Patel claims his club has met the criteria set by the ECB so its stadium might once again be a venue for international matches

Daily Mirror

Gareth Southgate reveals music taste as England boss inducted to Legends Hall of Fame

Gareth Southgate has been inducted into the Legends of Football Hall of Fame for restoring pride in the national team and has revealed his first single, album and England's best singer

Daily Mirror

One in 20 children off school in England last week because of Covid

UK government estimates put 5.1% of all pupils absent with a confirmed coronavirus case last week, a record high for this academic year

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The Independent UK

Jonny May to miss England’s first two Six Nations matches with injury

The wing faces a race to recover from a knee problem

Daily Record

TUI issues update on travel test guidelines as rules to change for holidaymakers

The changes come into force on February 11 and mean testing rules will be different for vaccinated and unvaccinated Scots.

The Independent UK

England wing Jonny May to miss at least opening two rounds of Six Nations

The Gloucester star faces a race to recover from a knee problem

The Independent UK

Middlesex chairman apologises for comments on Black and Asian interest in cricket

Former England player Ebony Rainford-Brent labelled Mike O’Farrell’s comments as ‘painful’ and ‘outdated’

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Daily Mirror

One in 20 pupils and 9% of teachers off school due to coronavirus in England

A record number of teachers and school leaders were also absent due to Covid on Thursday, January 20, according to the latest figures from the Department of Education

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Roy Hodgson's relegation record that spells danger for Newcastle United ahead of Watford appointment

The former England manager is among the front runners to take over at Vicarage Road

Bristol Post

Every Six Nations 2022 squad in full after England add George Ford and Elliot Daly

With the Guinness Six Nations around the corner, here are the England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, France and Italy squads in full.

The Times of India

Engulfed in racism row, ECB ties up with football's anti-discrimination organisation 'Kick It Out'

LONDON: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has forged a partnership with football's leading anti-discrimination organisation, Kick It Out, to tackle racism in the sport while building a more inclusive cricketing environment.

Evening Standard

Sainsbury’s asks shoppers and staff to continue to wear face masks after Covid Plan B restrictions lifted

Sainsbury’s has announced it will ask shoppers to continue wearing face coverings in its stores once Plan B restrictions are fully lifted on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

School governors in England to be offered anti-racism training

Move to change recruitment culture comes amid concerns about lack of racial diversity among headteachers

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Aldi & more – new supermarket face mask rule changes in full

Covid rules brought in to deal with rising Omicron cases are coming to end this week. Here's what that means for face mask rules in supermarkets across England, from Morrisons to Marks & Spencer

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