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If Farrell hops across Channel RFU must realise the world has moved on

The inflexible rules on eligibility for England need to be relaxed with more empathy needed towards best players and loyal servants

The Guardian - UK

Fathers and sons who played football

From one generation to the next, a look at some examples of fathers and sons who have played professional football...

FourFourTwo

UK weather: England remains on flood alert as temperatures dip

Majority of flood warnings in south of England and Midlands, with some snow flurries overnight

The Guardian - UK

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Mohammed Shami prioritizes fitness for upcoming Test series against England

NEW DELHI: Star Indian pacer Mohammed Shami, currently recovering from an ankle injury, has outlined his primary focus on achieving optimal fitness in preparation for the upcoming home Test series against England.

The Times of India

Labour plans to tackle school absence in England with home-school register

Legislation would put legal duty on councils to keep register of children not in school amid historically high absence levels

The Guardian - UK

On This Day in 2009: Andrew Strauss named captain for whole West Indies tour

Kevin Pietersen resigned and coach Peter Moores was sacked.

The Independent UK

'World Test Championship has made it worse for Test cricket'

NEW DELHI: Former England Test batter Mark Butcher has expressed his criticism of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) World Test Championship (WTC), stating that the tournament has done more harm than good to the longest format of the game.

The Times of India

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WTC has made it worse for Test cricket: Butcher

Former England Test batter Mark Butcher feels the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) has done more harm than good to the longest format.

The Hindu

Ruturaj Gaikwad may be fit for selection in third Test vs England

MUMBAI: Opener Ruturaj Gaikwad, who suffered a ring-finger fracture in the second ODI during India’s tour of South Africa recently, should be available for selection from the third India-England Test, which will be played in Rajkot from Feb 15-19.

The Times of India

Our pace attack can challenge any team in the world: Mohammed Shami

NEW DELHI: Currently sidelined with an ankle injury, premier fast bowler Mohammed Shami is likely to make his international comeback in the five-Test series against England at home.

The Times of India

Premier League Transfer Window: Werner, Toney, Henderson, Mbappe, Chelsea

Get ready for the January transfer window frenzy in the Premier League! From Werner's potential move to Tottenham, to Mbappé's saga, and Chelsea's search f...

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Junior doctors in England plan ballot for more strikes

BMA committee intends third ballot in long-running pay dispute, which could allow action until September

The Guardian - UK

Newlands — the latest in the never-ending debate on pitches

As yet another wicket tumbled in the second Test at the Newlands Cricket Ground, Mark Nicholas, the MCC president, former England-A and Hampshire captain and now one of the most distinct voices in the game, told The Hindu: “I don’t really think it is the best thing for Test cricket…

The Hindu

Franz Beckenbauer was the complete footballer and a triumphant coach

Der Kaiser was effortlessly ahead of his time on the pitch with Bayern and West Germany and won a World Cup as a manager

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Beckenbauer The Stylish Kaiser Who Ruled German Football

Franz Beckenbauer, an iconic German player and later coach with a knack for leading his teams to greatness, has died at the age of 78.

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Kind-Hearted Man Saved Over 33 Dogs After XL Bully Dog Ban In England

Kind hearted man drives over 200 miles weekly to save XL bully dogs after a new ban introduced in England and Wales. The post Kind-Hearted Man Saved Over 33 Dogs After XL Bully Dog Ban In England first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

RFU would have to take hit over Owen Farrell exit... scrapping selection rules would spark exodus

Farrell could enjoy a stint in France and still have a crack at the 2025 Lions Tour and next World Cup

The Independent UK

Saracens teammates shocked by reports of Owen Farrell exit, says Jamie George

Farrell has been linked with a shock move to Racing 92 in the Top 14

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The Guardian - UK

England’s secondary schools are Dickensian. No wonder children are staying away

Gillian Keegan’s war on truancy should start with a little self-reflection, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Evening Standard

England deal Wales Six Nations selection blow with Immanuel Feyi-Waboso call

Cardiff-born Exeter wing will attend Steve Borthwick's pre-tournament camp this week

The Independent UK

Map reveals worst performing NHS areas amid longest junior doctor strike in history

The NHS is failing to meet standards for cancer waiting times and ambulance reponse times in many areas of England

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Kate Ferdinand discusses daughter Shae's birth for the first time - and the complications that led to them spending her first few days apart

Kate and her husband, former England and Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand, welcomed their second child together in July last year

The Conversation

Why the UK census should not be replaced with alternative sources of data

Every ten years since 1801 – save for a wartime interruption in 1941 – the UK government has conducted a national census of England and Wales. This is a big event. The data collated in the last survey, in 2021, is still being published, with final reports only scheduled for…

The Independent UK

Watch as Rishi Sunak speaks to voters in northern England ahead of election

Watch as Rishi Sunak holds a question-and-answer session in northern England, the latest stop on a tour around the country to talk to voters before an election expected later this year.

The Independent UK

Owen Farrell backed by Clive Woodward to take ‘fantastic opportunity’ to alter ‘absurd’ England policy

The Saracens and England fly half has been strongly linked with a move to Racing 92

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