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England bounce back to form on day two of second Ashes Test

England went into the tea interval 145 for one having dismissed Australia for 416.

The Independent UK

Ange Postecoglou start imminent as Tottenham set Harry Kane and James Maddison return dates

Talks over the England captain’s uncertain future will be top of the agenda for new Spurs boss this summer

Evening Standard

Everton surely won't offer Wayne Rooney-style return to man Xavi hailed good enough for Barcelona

Former Everton midfielder Ross Barkley is available on a free transfer but few would back him to return to Goodison Park like Wayne Rooney

Liverpool Echo

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Leeds United man passes audition as incoming head coach sent message

The Leeds United defender started for England U21s as the Three Lions saw off Germany 2-0

Leeds Live

Michail Antonio shines as Ben Johnson helps England U21s through - West Ham international latest

Michail Antonio was in international action again this week with Jamaica in the CONCACAF Gold Cup group stages in their game against Trinidad and Tobago in St Louis

Football London

Three Just Stop Oil protesters charged after disrupting play during second Ashes Test at Lord's

NEW DELHI: The Metropolitan Police in London announced on Thursday that three individuals associated with the Just Stop Oil movement were charged with aggravated trespass. This came after they disrupted the first day of the second Ashes Test match between England and Australia at Lord's Cricket Ground.

The Times of India

England and Wales law on foxhunting unworkable, says police chief

Trail hunts used as a loophole for unlawful chasing and killing of animals, Matt Longman tells campaigners

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Woman, 30, makes £700 after reporting her neighbour's home to little-known property scheme

An estimated 250,000 properties currently stand empty or derelict in England

Wales Online

'Modern-day Bradman': Steve Smith rewrites stat books with 32nd Test ton

NEW DELHI: With 32nd ton on the second day of the Lord's Test, Steve Smith stamped his greatness, producing a majestic effort as he powered Australia to a strong 416 first innings total against England.

The Times of India

No 10: ‘Cannot be right’ for consultants to do private work on NHS strike days

Hospital consultants in England are to take industrial action on July 20-21 in a dispute over pay.

The Independent UK

Erik ten Hag's stance on Mason Greenwood leaves door open to Man Utd role

England international Mason Greenwood hasn't played in the Premier League for Manchester United in 17 months but still has two years remaining on his existing deal

Daily Mirror

Wayne Rooney makes opinion clear on new Man Utd transfer target

The New England Revolution goalkeeper has earned rave reviews for his performances since he moved stateside and the strength of his showings have not been lost on the Old Trafford legend

Daily Mirror

England’s water companies are ‘environmentally insolvent’, study says

Firms are unable to raise £260bn to deal with sewage spillages according to researchers

The Guardian - UK

Why James Maddison's Tottenham arrival is key for Harry Kane, Daniel Levy and Ange Postecoglou

Tottenham Hotspur have got their man in the £40m England international midfielder from Leicester City and he will form a big part of the Postecoglou puzzle

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Wales Online

Funding cuts threaten the future of Welsh National Opera

Arts Council England’s plan to reduce WNO’s funding by 35% is 'the reverse of levelling up'

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Lively England hit back to restrict Australia to 416 on Day 2

NEW DELHI: On the second day of the second Ashes Test at Lord's in London, Australia's Steve Smith completed his 32nd century. However, England managed to take the remaining five wickets they needed to dismiss the tourists for 416 in an action-packed 90 minutes of play.

The Independent UK

England rally with the ball despite Steve Smith’s century at Lord’s

The hosts took five wickets for 77 runs to dismiss the tourists for 416 in the second Ashes Test.

The Week

Dear England review: James Graham ‘hits the back of the net’ once again

Since 1966, the England men’s football team has had an unerring ability to dash a nation’s dreams, said Andrzej Lukowski in Time Out. So a play about the squad’s supposed “resurrection” under manager Gareth Southgate feels “potentially hubristic” – and at risk of “dangerously overhyping a gifted man who still…

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Evening Standard

The Ashes 2023: England almost squander fightback on second day at Lord’s

England 138 runs behind after dramatic day

Manchester Evening News

Major local employer plans to build large-scale warehouse

The manufacturer has sites in England, Northern Ireland, and Italy and employs over 900 staff members and an additional 130 full-time contractors

Evening Standard

Why Tottenham finally signed James Maddison to end eight-year pursuit

The midfielder is finally a Spurs player after beating Newcastle to a proven Premier League star

Daily Mirror

Harry Kane building mansion near Chelsea training ground as transfer race heats up

Tottenham striker Harry Kane's existing deal expires in a year's time and it's unclear where his future lies - with Bayern Munich chasing the England captain's signature

The Independent UK

The prettiest UK towns and villages to visit this summer

Stray from the big cities to discover these postcard-worthy corners of the country

The Guardian - UK

England will enjoy having a target on their backs at World Cup, says Toone

Ella Toone believes England’s players will embrace the pressure of travelling to the Women’s World Cup “with a target on their backs” after their triumph at Euro 2022.

The Times of India

India, England, Australia playing bulk of Test matches will eventually kill the game: Chris Gayle

NEW DELHI: The big three -- India, England and Australia -- playing the bulk of Test cricket will eventually "kill the game" and the players of smaller boards like the West Indies must be paid better for international cricket to flourish, feels Chris Gayle.

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