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Jofra Archer: Brendon McCullum confirms 'buzzing' bowler in England selection frame for Third India Test

Surrey pace bowler has not played at Test level for four years

Evening Standard

Owen Farrell set for British and Irish Lions tour debut after training return

Former England captain won’t face the Brumbies, but should feature against AUNZ Invitational XV in Adelaide this weekend

Evening Standard

Scottish Government to look at changing minimum marriage age

THE Scottish Government has confirmed it will launch a consultation on raising the minimum age for marriage and civil partnerships.

The National (Scotland)

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Sats results rise on last year but stay below pre-pandemic levels

It comes as education unions have raised concerns about the statutory tests taken by Year 6 pupils in primary schools across England.

Evening Standard

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt ready to return from injury in India ODI series

Sciver-Brunt suffered a groin issue in the second T20 against the tourists.

The Independent UK

Michelle Agyemang aims to forge her own path after solid start to England career

Sarina Wiegman’s Lionesses face the Netherlands in a vital Euro 2025 group game on Wednesday

The Independent UK

England wildcard Michelle Agyemang in a hurry to make Euro 2025 impact

Teenage forward scored on her debut for the Lionesses and is ready to make the difference in their vital Netherlands game

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More trials with no jury will disadvantage people of colour, charities warn

Reformers say more judge-only trials in England and Wales could lead to more miscarriages of justice

The Guardian - UK

Olivia Rodrigo paid for band and crew to have therapy on Guts World Tour

Pop megastar Olivia Rodrigo, who recently closed this year's Glastonbury Festival, paid for her band and crew to have therapy on her world tour, according to the star's guitarist, Daisy Spencer.

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To those who question what Labour stands for – look at Best Start. It will change Britain’s future

Sure Start was New Labour’s finest achievement, and the Tories destroyed it. Now it’s back with a mission to put children at the heart of everything, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Children in England ‘living in almost Dickensian levels of poverty’

Children’s commissioner says any Labour strategy to tackle deprivation must scrap the two-child benefit cap

The Guardian - UK

Drugs smuggled by drone undermining rehabilitation in prisons, watchdog warns

Chief inspector says jails in England and Wales are overwhelmed by contraband, overcrowding and lack of staff

The Guardian - UK

Near-Dickensian poverty levels for some children in England, warns commissioner

A new report noted a range of concerns including lack of access to quality, healthy food and living in cramped and poor conditions.

The Independent UK

‘Mouldy or full of rats’: Children in England face almost-Dickensian levels of poverty

A report from the Children’s Commissioner noted a range of concerns, including living in cramped and poor conditions

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Lauren James’s genius offers England hope but also presents a tricky dilemma

Sarina Wiegman must quickly find a way to make her midfield click – whether that’s with or without one of her brightest stars

The Guardian - UK

Blunkett urges ministers to use ‘incredible sensitivity’ when changing Send system in England

Former home secretary tells government to reassure parents there will be a ‘meaningful replacement’ for EHCPs

The Guardian - UK

Jofra Archer’s return is a risk England must take with India on the march

The fast bowler may be underdone but the national side can’t afford to ignore him – the question is who makes way

The Guardian - UK

Stanway urges England to go back to their roots for make-or-break Netherlands clash

Georgia Stanway has said the Lionesses must get back to being ‘proper England’ to get their Euros title defence back on track against the Netherlands

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The Independent UK

‘Like a bad night out’: Georgia Stanway wants to ‘forget’ England defeat to France

Stanway said England want to move on and said the Lionesses have to be ‘brave’ as they prepare for a must-win clash with Netherlands

The Independent UK

Brendon McCullum rules out move up the order for Jamie Smith despite Edgbaston records

Wicketkeeper Smith made scores of 184 not out and 88 batting at number seven in the second Test defeat

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Wayne Rooney lands £800,000 TV role as former Man United man swaps dugout for new career: report

Former England skipper Wayne Rooney is reportedly set to be a regular on our TV screens

The Independent UK

Let legends keep the records – Wiaan Mulder happy not to chase Brian Lara’s 400

Mulder opted to bring an end to his innings 33 runs shy of Lara’s landmark.

The Conversation

‘Pylon wars’ show why big energy plans need locals on board

Thousands of new electricity pylons are to be built across parts of England under the government’s plans to decarbonise the electricity. And some people aren’t happy.

The Guardian - UK

What are EHCPs and why is Labour bracing for a backlash over its overhaul plans?

Special educational needs or disabilities system in England is in crisis but many fear changes could make things worse

The Conversation

Why snappy dogs, scratchy cats, and hungry worms were part of a medieval woman’s vision of the afterlife

The afterlife is not typically associated with aggressive pets and insatiable worms. But these are exactly the creatures that appeared to an unnamed woman recluse living in Winchester, England, over the course of three nights in the summer of 1422. The woman was an anchoress. That means she had chosen…

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