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The Latest Breaking News from England

'As things stand I’m unemployed in three months' - Dave Attwood on his Bristol Bears contract talks

The former England international lock is out of contract at Ashton Gate in June

Bristol Post

HMRC confirms Tax Credits payments will be early for some people this week

The change affects Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit claimants in Scotland and England.

Daily Record

‘It would be unbelievably massive’: Ireland excited at prospect of winning Six Nations on home soil

The Ulster captain is poised to make his first start of this year’s Six Nations

The Independent UK

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England keep slim World Cup hopes alive with four-wicket win over India

England’s slender hopes of making the semi-finals are still alive after a four-wicket win over India but the reigning champions need other results to go their way

The Guardian - UK

ICC Women’s World Cup | Inconsistent India loses to England by 4 wickets, suffers second defeat

Inconsistency returned to haunt Indian batters as they were bundled out for a meagre 134 by England

The Hindu

Which footballer played the fewest games to earn a testimonial?

Plus: an infamous man-of-the-match award; goalkeepers taking corners, and England’s use of the Union Jack

The Guardian - UK

Business leaders express 'disappointment' at mask extension

Hospitality organisations say differences in rules with England will confuse visitors

Insider UK

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England finally earn first Cricket World Cup win as Charlie Dean takes four wickets against India

England beat India by four wickets to finally get off the mark in New Zealand

The Independent UK

Women’s Cricket World Cup: England keep semi-final hopes alive with four-wicket win over India

Heather Knight led from the front as England's wait for a first Women's Cricket World Cup victory ended in emphatic fashion with a comfortable four-wicket victory over India at Mount Maunganui.

Evening Standard

Nine Omicron symptoms affecting fully vaccinated and two early signs you might have it

Fainting and fatigue may signal onset of Omicron, experts say

The Independent UK

Women's World Cup 2022, India vs England: Inconsistent India lose to England by 4 wickets, suffer second defeat

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: An inconsistent India paid the price for a shoddy batting effort but England infused a new life into their title defence with a four-wicket win in a league-stage game of the ICC Women's World Cup, here on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Heather Knight hits unbeaten 53 to keep England’s World Cup hopes alive

England bowled India out for 134 and reached their target for the loss of six wickets with 17 overs to spare.

The Independent UK

UK weather forecast: Brits set to bake in 16C temperatures to last into the weekend

The UK is set for hot and dry weather over the coming days and into the weekend thanks to a huge high pressure front sweeping in from the continent and seeing temperatures rise to 16C

Daily Mirror

Women's World Cup: Resurgent India face England test

Rejuvenated after scoring a massive win over the West Indies, India will look to make their road to the semifinals easier when they face a beleaguered England in a crucial match of the Women's ODI World Cup at Mount Maunganui on Wednesday.

The Times of India

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The Guardian - UK

Surgery and cancer care in England will have long delays for years – report

Public accounts committee warns waiting lists will keep growing and is highly critical of ministers and NHS bosses

The Guardian - UK

England beat India to keep hopes alive: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England won their first match of the tournament to keep slim hopes of progression alive

The Hindu

Saqib Mahmood set for England Test debut against West Indies

Fast bowler Mark Wood was ruled out of the second Test with a right elbow injury

Evening Standard

Warning as Saharan dust cloud that turns sky orange heads for UK

A huge sandstorm that turned the skies of Madrid burnt orange is expected to descend on parts of England by Wednesday morning.

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Daily Mirror

Shaun Edwards: The days of France falling victim to England mind games have gone

Exclusive: Cross-code legend opens up ahead of 'France's biggest match since 2011 World Cup final'

The Guardian - UK

England focus on chop tackles to avoid further red cards against France

England have been preparing for Saturday’s match against France by perfecting their chop tackles to avoid another nightmare red-card scenario in Paris

Daily Mirror

West Indies escalate England row as Jason Holder questions Joe Root for not accepting draw

Carlos Brathwaite previously hit out at England for their reluctance to shake hands on the draw with the West Indies, instead allowing for the first Test to be played out to the full

Daily Mirror

Tens of thousands of school kids 'missing from school' after Covid pandemic

A report from England's Children's Commissioner last week said the issue of identifying where these 'missing children' were was an urgent problem - with experts saying children already deemed at risk were not even more 'invisible'

The Independent UK

Saqib Mahmood to make long-awaited Test debut for England against West Indies

The Lancashire bowler has been preferred to Ollie Robinson as replacement for the injured Mark Wood.

The Guardian - UK

Saqib Mahmood gets Test chance as England look to attack West Indies

Lancashire fast bowler will get his England Test debut in Barbados after impressing in ODIs last year, and with Ollie Robinson and Mark Wood both unavailable

Daily Mirror

UK weather warning: Huge dust storm that's turned sky in Spain ORANGE heading to England

Atmospheric scientist Dr Claire Ryder has warned Brits of a significant reduction in air quality and a high chance that motorists could wake up to find their cars covered in Saharan dust tomorrow morning

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