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Tool to predict best diabetes drug for each patient could help millions – study

It comes as a study found fewer than 18% of people in England have been treated with the most suitable blood sugar lowering drug for them.

Evening Standard

Crystal Palace face Marc Guehi injury concern after Aston Villa rout

The England defender played the full 90 minutes but manager Oliver Glasner revealed he ‘felt pain in his knee’.

The Independent UK

Ismaïla Sarr strikes twice in Crystal Palace goal-fest as Aston Villa implode

Crystal Palace ran out 4-1 winners against Aston Villa, thanks to Ismaïla Sarr’s double and goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta and Eddie Nketiah

The Guardian - UK

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Wes Streeting to axe thousands of jobs at NHS England after ousting of chief executive

NHS staff fear power grab by health department as health secretary looks to shrink body due to ‘duplication’ of roles

The Guardian - UK

Harry Kane Becomes Investor In Tiger Woods’ TGL Team

The Bayern Munich and England soccer star is the latest high-profile investor in Tiger Woods’ TGL team

Golf Monthly

Prince William Is Forced to Delete X Post After Snub

The Prince of Wales quickly reposted his Feb. 25 statement after leaving out one detail.

Marie Claire

England subsidises drugs like Ozempic for weight loss. Could Australia follow?

People with a high body weight living in England can now access subsidised weight-loss drugs to treat their obesity. This includes Wegovy (the weight-loss dose of Ozempic, or semaglutide) and Mounjaro (one of the brand names for tirzepatide).

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Six men convicted after trafficked migrants forced to work on cannabis farms

The National Crime Agency said illegal sites were run in the Midlands, London and the north of England

Evening Standard

Washout leaves Australia set for last four but potentially short of game time

They should beat Afghanistan to progress, but the batters would have benefited from a hit-out against South Africa

The Guardian - UK

Trott defends Afghanistan’s men with cloud hanging over England game

Taliban’s ban on women playing cricket has led to calls for a boycott by the ECB, but Champions Trophy match proceeds

The Guardian - UK

Spain head coach Montse Tome refuses to answer questions on Luis Rubiales case

Tome, who was assistant head coach to Jorge Vilda at the Women’s World Cup, said she was only focused on the football ahead of Spain’s meeting with England at Wembley

The Independent UK

William greets Three Lions’ boss Tuchel at Windsor Castle to hear future plans

The German head coach and William, who is patron of the FA, chatted for more than hour on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

David Beckham says he ‘never thought’ he would be back posing in his underwear

The former England player trained for 14 weeks ahead of the Boss underwear campaign.

Evening Standard

Thomas Tuchel shares England plans with Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle

William succeeded Queen Elizabeth II as patron of the Football Association last summer following his time as FA president.

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Prince William meets new England manager Thomas Tuchel at Windsor Castle

William said it was ‘great’ to hear the new manager’s plan for the national side

The Times of India

Buttler chases 'perfect game' against Afghanistan in Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: England skipper Jos Buttler expressed confidence in his team on Tuesday despite their initial setback in the Champions Trophy, as they prepare to face Afghanistan.

Evening Standard

Households to suffer raft of bill increases from April as energy price cap rises

The Bank of England has forecast higher-than-expected inflation this summer due to rising bills.

The Conversation

Child given detention for getting less than 90% on a test – psychology shows there are far better ways to motivate students

An 11-year-old at a school in Essex was recently reported to have been given a detention for not achieving 90% on his maths homework (he got 81%). This measure by his school comes in an environment when schools in England seem to be increasingly reaching for severe methods of punishment:…

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The Independent UK

‘I have teammates who have been through it’: Alessia Russo speaks out after Luis Rubiales trial

England forward Alessia Russo has spoken out after the trial of Luis Rubiales, saying she has “teammates who have been through it.”

The Guardian - UK

Jos Buttler admits stakes high for England and his captaincy against Afghanistan

Captain Jos Buttler said he hoped to banish negative thoughts from his side as England look to get back on track after opening defeat

The Independent UK

England captain Jos Buttler admits stakes are high ahead of Afghanistan clash

Buttler’s side, who have lost 17 in 24 and have surrendered both white-ball World Cups in that period, must win Wednesday’s Champions Trophy match.

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94 Times People Asked Something So Dumb About Someone’s Country, It Hurt

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Evening Standard

'Clown': Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand clash over Mohamed Salah AFCON row

Liverpool legend criticised by ex-England team-mate after appearing to dismiss idea that the Africa Cup of Nations is a major tournament

The Independent UK

Champions Trophy clash between South Africa and Australia washed out in boost for England’s hopes

England’s fate is now in their own hands as they prepare to face Afghanistan in their second group fixture

The Guardian - UK

Bonmatí ‘has to believe’ change will happen after Rubiales conviction

Aitana Bonmatí hopes the fight of Jennis Hermoso and the Spain players has not been in vain and also thanked England for the support they have shown during the trial of Luis Rubiales

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