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Teachers’ union could be next to announce strikes on Monday as wave of industrial action continues

Results of the NEU ballot will be announced at 5pm on Monday

Evening Standard

All UK strikes dates from nurses to paramedics as teachers on brink of walkouts

Widespread industrial action shows no sign of abating, with nurses, civil servants and ambulance workers among those set for walkouts in bitter disputes over pay and conditions

Daily Mirror

Big blow for India at Hockey World Cup: Hardik Singh out with injury

NEW DELHI: India suffered a body blow to its Hockey World Cup campaign on Monday, losing attacking midfielder Hardik Singh to a hamstring injury, Timesofindia.com has learnt. He has been ruled out of India's last pool game against Wales, with a serious question mark over his availability for the rest…

The Times of India

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Eddie Jones named Australia boss following England sacking

The 62-year-old is returning as head coach on a four-year deal in place of the sacked Dave Rennie, having previously led the team from 2001 to 2005 and oversaw the 2003 World Cup final defeat to England

Irish Mirror

England collision course is Eddie Jones' dream scenario and nightmare for Twickenham suits

England will likely meet Australia in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup - and that will mean a reunion with axed boss Eddie Jones as he was named new Wallabies coach

Daily Mirror

England prospect takes Joe Root inspiration as he eyes role in 'Bazball' revolution

A number of England prospects are hoping to impress on the Lions tour of Sri Lanka and Lancashire star Josh Bohannon is confident he has what it takes to be part of the 'Bazball' revolution

Daily Mirror

England rugby LIVE: Six Nations 2023 squad confirmed by Steve Borthwick

New head coach Steve Borthwick has jettisoned veterans Billy Vunipola, Jonny May and Jack Nowell for his first squad

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Eddie Jones fires World Cup warning to England as axed coach takes Australia job

Former England boss Eddie Jones has penned a five-year deal to take over as coach of his native Australia ahead of the Rugby World Cup - and believes the Wallabies can end their 24-year drought

Daily Mirror

Eddie Jones heads home to take Australia job after England sacking

The 62-year-old was previously in charge of his native country between 2001 and 2005.

The Independent UK

Premier League looks armour-plated, whatever La Liga thinks about its spending

The La Liga president’s battle to rein in spending is on soft ground because England’s top flight is still on a firm financial footing

The Guardian - UK

England starlet marks Bristol City debut with equaliser in dramatic comeback victory

The England teenager is on loan with Bristol City from Manchester United until the end of the season.

Bristol Post

Eddie Jones makes stunning Australia return as World Cup meeting with England looms

Former England coach takes Wallabies job almost two decades after leaving

Evening Standard

Why Rugby Australia had no choice but to move quickly on Eddie Jones's shock Wallabies return

Australia sent shockwaves through the rugby world when they snapped up Eddie Jones to return for the Wallabies, but according to chairman Hamish McLennen, Rugby Australia had no choice.

ABC News

Mental health of people in Wales worst affected by cost of living crisis, poll finds

YouGov research finds financial worries besetting nearly half of adults in Britain

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Return of the prodigal son: can Eddie Jones unleash Wallabies’ missing X factor?

Eight months out from the World Cup, Rugby Australia has taken a risk on bringing the coach back. Will it pay off?

The Times of India

Hockey World Cup: No goals, plenty of entertainment as India and England play out a goalless draw

India and England fail to capitalise on chances, remain in contention for direct quarterfinals berth

The Guardian - UK

Child mortality from trauma and sudden death rising in England, study shows

Exclusive: Bristol University study finds ‘strong social gradient’ linking poverty with increased mortality

Wales Online

Wave of industrial action to continue in coming days with nurses in England walking out

Strikes will also be accompanied this month by demonstrations over planned government legislation limiting the power of industrial action and rights to protest

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The Independent UK

Eddie Jones makes stunning Australia return after England sacking

The former England head coach has signed a contract until 2027 in a dramatic shake-up at Australia

The Independent UK

Eddie Jones reappointed head coach of Australia

The former England boss has signed a deal running to 2027.

Daily Mirror

The Grudge: England vs Scotland rivalry revisited including match that changed history

Scotland's last Grand Slam success was decided by a Calcutta Cup clash for the ages in 1990, when politics and off-field tensions with England meant there was a lot more than a rugby result at stake

USA Today Sports Media Group

KSI def. FaZe Temperr at Misfits Boxing 4: Best photos

Check out these photos highlighting KSI's first-round knockout win over fellow YouTuber FaZe Temperr at Misfits Boxing 4 in London.

The Conversation

Woman, modernist, West Indian: the haunted life of Jean Rhys

The life of Dominican-born writer Jean Rhys is at once well-known and mysterious. Her career dipped and soared across both halves of the last century, across changes of name (Ella Gwendoline “Gwen” Rees Williams, Ella Lenglet, Jean Rhys) and changes of location (West Indies, England, Europe).

Wales Online

The strikes set to cause more disruption in days and weeks ahead

Further industrial action is planned by transport, health and education workers

The Independent UK

Netball: England clinch Jamaica series win with hard-fought victory at Copper Box

There was a full house to see England overcome a half-time deficit to win 63-59

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