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Paul Merson makes England dig after 'mind-blowing' Trent Alexander-Arnold Liverpool performance v Arsenal

Trent Alexander-Arnold laid on two assists for Diogo Jota as Liverpool beat Arsenal to reach the Carabao Cup final - and Paul Merson and Jamie Redknapp were impressed

Liverpool Echo

Bohemians set for another blow as MK Dons trigger Dawson Devoy buyout clause

Former Watford trainee Devoy, who came through the ranks with Bohs’ partner club St Kevin’s Boys before moving to England at 16, has been a revelation for the Gypsies.

Dublin Live

Unvaccinated nurse 'prepared to lose job' rather than get Covid jab

NHS frontline workers in England are required to be fully vaccinated by April 1, meaning that they must receive their first jab by early February or risk losing their jobs.

Daily Record

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Ministers and NHS bosses clash over surgery waiting list targets in England

Publication of ‘elective recovery plan’ delayed as hospital bosses say targets to clear backlog must be realistic

The Guardian - UK

Women's Ashes top 20: The day Meg Lanning stormed 'Fortress Chelmsford' in the 2019 Women's Ashes

At a ground where England's women cricketers had never been beaten, Meg Lanning smashed 133 to help Australia to an unassailable lead in the 2019 Ashes. The Australian captain still ranks it as one of her most memorable moments.

ABC News

Masks to stay in many secondary schools despite England rule change

Headteachers across England say they plan to encourage pupils to keep wearing masks during Omicron spread

The Guardian - UK

Shot in the arm for England and Exeter with Slade available for Montpellier trip

Exeter’s Rob Baxter has hinted that Slade, who previously expressed hesitancy over the Covid vaccine, has now been jabbed

The Guardian - UK

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Fit-again Jason Roy says 36-ball century in Barbados is a ‘bonus’

The England has drawn a line under the painful injury which prematurely ended his T20 World Cup.

The Independent UK

The reasons why being based in England counts against some Welsh players but not others

Wayne Pivac says exiles missing training sessions can be a key factor when it comes to squad selection

Wales Online

Not surprised at Virat Kohli's decision to quit captaincy: Kevin Pietersen

MUSCAT: Former England skipper Kevin Pietersen on Thursday suggested that "harsh" bio-bubble life could be one of the reasons for Virat Kohli quitting Test captaincy as he backed Rohit Sharma to lead India in all formats.

The Times of India

All the Covid rule changes on the way - and what'll stay as we live with virus 'like flu'

Covid restrictions are changing in England - from Covid passes, masks, working from home and travel tests to isolation and free lateral flow tests. But mandatory NHS staff vaccines will stay and guidance will still exist. Here’s a date-by-date breakdown for your diary…

Daily Mirror

'In the name of God, go': the history of a speech that has brought down parliament and a prime minister

MP and former cabinet minister, David Davis stood up in the House of Commons recently and told Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign.

The Conversation

The jobs where people are ‘most likely to be unjabbed’

The ONS has also published updated estimates for vaccine take-up among the whole adult population in England up to December 31, based on factors such as deprivation and ethnicity

Wales Online

Exeter make Novak Djokovic comment in vaccination hint on England star Henry Slade

England have been boosted ahead of the Six Nations after Exeter Chiefs boss Rob Baxter suggested utility back Henry Slade has had the Covid-19 vaccine despite previous hesitation

Daily Mirror

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Unvaccinated nurse says she is prepared to lose her job than have the Covid jab

NHS frontline staff in England are required to be fully vaccinated by April 1 meaning they must have their first jab by early February or risk losing their jobs

Manchester Evening News

The people and professions most likely to be unvaccinated against Covid-19

New research reveals the people most likely to be unvaccinated in England

AAP

McGrath anything but average in T20 rise

Tahlia McGrath's rapid rise for Australia is best highlighted the fact she has hit 177 runs in T20s at a strike-rate of 156.63, and is yet to have an average.

Birmingham Post

Commuters return to offices as 'Work from Home' rule ends in England

Demand for public transport rose on Thursday, January 20 - the first day back in the workplace under new Covid guidance

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Daily Mirror

Four England prospects who could debut as part of new-look T20I side vs West Indies

Four players could make their T20I debuts during England's five-match series against the West Indies

Leeds Live

Sought-after Leeds United duo Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha set for direct competition in summer

Leeds United pair Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips are likely to be involved in a prospective friendly match between Brazil and England in June

The Independent UK

Life expectancy outpacing healthy working life span in England – study

Experts say their findings highlight the need to identify measures to help promote a healthy working lifespan.

The Independent UK

England looking ahead despite defeat to Australia

Australian won a sixth Quad Series title on Wednesday night but England have plenty of positives to take nonetheless, writes Rachel Steinberg

Wales Online

Rugby evening headlines as Wales duo ask for £300,000 investment and Pivac explains four fly-halves

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

Bristol Post

England Six Nations 2022 fixtures in full - schedule, squad and TV channel

Eddie Jones' men are looking for a major improvement on last year's fifth-placed finish in the Six Nations and face Scotland first up in February.

The Independent UK

Take-up of booster and third doses among adults in England, by local authority

There are 10 local authorities with take-up below 50%.

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