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Sam Curran toasts ‘special’ moment of hat-trick in England’s win over Sri Lanka

Curran joined Chris Jordan in 2024 as an England T20 hat-trick taker.

The Independent UK · Jan 30

Sam Curran claims hat-trick as England ease to DLS victory over Sri Lanka in opening T20

Three Lions returned to white-ball action after Ashes thrashing

Evening Standard · Jan 30

Harry Brook admits lying to ‘protect my teammates’ after New Zealand nightclub incident

News of the incident broke after England’s 4-1 Ashes defeat

The Independent UK · Jan 30

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The Independent UK · Jan 30

Sam Curran takes hat-trick before Salt eases England to DLS win over Sri Lanka in first T20

The seamer claimed three wickets after Adil Rashid, with three for 19, impressed in the opening Twenty20 in a rain-affected match

The Guardian - UK · Jan 30

Sam Curran takes hat-trick as England win opening T20 against Sri Lanka

Curran became only the second England bowler to take an international T20 hat-trick.

The Independent UK · Jan 30

Your Guardian sport weekend: Australian Open finals, Premier League and T20 cricket

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 30

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Facial recognition technology used by police is now very accurate – but public understanding lags behind

The UK government’s proposed reforms to policing in England and Wales signal an increase in the use of facial recognition technology. The number of live facial recognition vans is set to rise from ten to 50, making them available to every police force in both countries.

The Conversation · Jan 30

Animals might be sentient in the law’s eyes, but how they’re treated still varies hugely

Caged hens will be a thing of the past. Puppy farming will be stopped. New laws will enforce humane slaughter standards. All this is part of a new animal welfare strategy for England announced by the government in December 2025.

The Conversation · Jan 30

The public wants police to show up and care – will new reforms in England and Wales do this?

The government has announced a massive shake-up of policing in England and Wales, with the aim to balance providing a local police service across the country while also facing national threats. It involves the creation of a new National Police Service (touted as a “British FBI”) and reducing the number…

The Conversation · Jan 30

Sri Lanka v England: Sam Curran takes hat-trick in first men’s T20 international – as it happened

England win a rain-interrupted match in Kandy to lead the three match series 1-0

The Guardian - UK · Jan 30

David Moyes resigned to being without Jack Grealish for rest of Everton’s season

Surgery on a fractured foot means Jack Grealish is unlikely to play for Everton again this season, ending his outside shot at England’s World Cup squad

The Guardian - UK · Jan 30

Met Office issues fresh rain warnings in parts of UK hit by Storm Chandra flooding

A yellow weather warning is now in place across Devon and Cornwall on Monday and Tuesday morning

The Independent UK · Jan 30

Brickbat: Won't Make the Cut

Under a draft Crown Prosecution Service document in England and Wales, male circumcision could be treated as a possible form… The post Brickbat: Won't Make the Cut appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason · Jan 30

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inkl · Jan 30

The Favourites to Win The 2026 Six Nations

The 2026 Six Nations is just weeks away, and it promises to be another enthralling chapter in one of rugby’s most prestigious tournaments

The Guardian - UK · Jan 30

NHS medical negligence persisting in England ‘despite 24 years of warnings’

MPs on influential committee excoriate health department and NHS England for errors costing £3.6bn a year

The Independent UK · Jan 30

Government and NHS fail to take ‘any meaningful steps’ to tackle spiralling medical negligence costs

The government and NHS England have been sharply criticised by MPs for their failure to take "any meaningful steps" to slash the rising costs of clinical negligence in England, despite two decades of warnings.

The Guardian - UK · Jan 29

Nearly 150 flood alerts in place across England in aftermath of Storm Chandra

Met Office issues yellow rain alerts in south-west, with 66 flood warnings – indicating expected flooding – in force

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FourFourTwo · Jan 29

'Take care of us' Leading Lionesses send clear message to FIFA and Gianni Infantino

One of England's Lionesses stars is unhappy with the timing of the Women’s Champions Cup which Arsenal have reached the final of

Evening Standard · Jan 29

Jofra Archer to make injury comeback as England name team to face Sri Lanka

Fast bowler has been absent since the Ashes

The Independent UK · Jan 29

Grey squirrels could be given contraceptives to control invasive species

Native red squirrel numbers have meawnhile plummeted to just 38,900,

The Guardian - UK · Jan 29

Michael Barton obituary

Other lives: First and only controller of BBC Local Radio who set the template for serving listeners in communities across England

The Guardian - UK · Jan 29

‘A disaster for disabled people’: Shabana Mahmood urged not to scrap recording of non-crime hate incidents

Home secretary confirmed this week that police in England and Wales would be scrapping category in its current form

The Guardian - UK · Jan 29

Jofra Archer catapulted into England T20 team a week before World Cup

Jofra Archer is the surprise inclusion in England’s team for their T20 series opener against Sri Lanka on Friday, having initially been excluded from the touring squad

The Times of India · Jan 29

Random Musing: A brief history of the Church of England (as it gets its first woman Archbishop of Canterbury)

It begins, inevitably, with Henry VIII, who married Catherine but couldn’t produce a male heir. The Pope refused to annul the marriage because Catherine was the aunt of Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor whose armies effectively controlled Rome — a man at whose snook the Pope could ill afford…

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