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Coventry City 4-1 Newcastle United: Premier League – as it happened

Goals from Jack Rudoni, Sidiki Cherif, Ellis Simms and Stephen Mfuni – Cherif’s and Mfuni’s blinders – gave Coventry their first Premier League home win in 25 years

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Stellantis and Renault back UK to get EU car industry protection

Bosses of Citroën owner and French carmaker also urge UK government to consider limiting imports from China

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Saracens sack player who sparked Stokes captaincy crisis after latest incident

Totoa Auvaa, the Saracens academy player who triggered the Ben Stokes captaincy crisis by throwing a punch at his England teammate Gus Atkinson, has left the club after another incident over the weekend

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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Matt Richardson dropped from GB cycling team amid claims of misconduct

Matt Richardson has been withdrawn from the Great Britain team for next week’s track world championships in Shanghai amid allegations of misconduct

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Remember the disabled adults who need social care

Letters: Readers respond to John Harris’s article on the need to consider disabled people of working age when reforming the care system

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

A new approach to tackle sexual abuse in schools

Letters: Responding to an editorial on the extent of sexual abuse of pupils by their peers, a reader calls for more nuance and compassion. Plus a letter from Donna Hill

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Those other battles of Hastings

Letters: In response to a report that rare footage of a 1966 re-enactment has been found, Sue Jenkins recalls her own that year. Plus a letter from Bryn Hughes

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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The surprising benefits of food rationing

Letters: Among the hardships of the second world war, a restricted diet with little sugar did little harm, write Roger Wilkinson and Helen Keats; plus a letter from Jane Robbins

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

If the US livestreams an execution, it will be an act of terror

Brief letters: Pete Hegseth | Pre-loved | Marlborough man | Canterbury tale | Newt kids on the block

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Renshaw’s heroics leave South Africa reeling as Australia close on first Test victory

Matt Renshaw followed up his epic first-innings 190 with an impressive 82, plus Temba Bavuma’s wicket, to put Australia on course for a statement win against South Africa in Durban

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Grounded: Rayo Vallecano’s paper planes bring club’s crisis into the open

Long-awaited return to Vallecas lasted just 13 minutes, as supporters made their displeasure with their chair, Raúl Martín Presa, impossible to ignore

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Atlantic Requiem review – Önaç gives historical slavery documents howling raging life

From syncopated funk to the Latin requiem mass, Gregorian chant to bureaucratic recitative, the score to David Önaç new oratorio, premiered by the London Symphony Orchestra, is serious and beautiful

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Champions Day – and Balding v O’Brien – can give Flat season a fitting finale

The Ascot head-to-head battle for the trainers’ title adds spice to a fascinating day of racing on Saturday

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Did you solve it? The treacherous puzzle of the round table

The solutions to today’s puzzles

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Tell us: have you called off a wedding at the last moment?

We want to hear from people who have cancelled a wedding close to the event and why

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards ‘almost certainly’ behind RAF Fairford threats, says Burnham

UK to bring further sanctions against Tehran and IRGC after assessment Iran was likely to have coordinated incident

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

‘I usually bolt it down as quickly as possible’ – when did lunch get so crunched?

Endlessly curious about the nation’s eating habits, Heinz surveyed more than 2,000 people across the UK to get the lowdown on our lunch habits – and discovered a nation craving a Great British lunch revival

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Philip Mitchell obituary

Other lives: Chemistry lecturer who was a Labour party activist in Berkshire and long-serving school governor

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Hincapié and Zubimendi out after warm-down injuries but Arsenal get Saliba boost

Piero Hincapié and Martín Zubimendi sustained ankle injuries owing to ‘two very unfortunate actions’ in Arsenal’s warm-down after beating Leeds but, in better news, William Saliba has resumed training on his own

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Reform’s Zia Yusuf is sounding more and more like Trump every day

On the Today programme, his comments were disconnected, cliche-riddled and unremittingly stupid. But to clog the collective consciousness with nonsense is exactly the point, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Tarek Atoui’s Turbine Hall review – hallelujah, it’s raining musical instruments!

The Lebanese artist has turned trumpets, drums, cones and voices into an ingenious, interconnected sonic beast with funny, sad and mystical results. Prepare to feel the earth move!

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Is Wikipedia ‘deeply biased’? Sandi Toksvig says it is – so she’s backing a rival

Just 19% of the online encyclopedia’s biographies are of women. Is this because it’s edited by ‘mostly white, middle-aged, European men’, as the comedian claims?

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

How significant are Burnham’s remarks on Kremlin interference in Brexit vote?

Prime minister has reopened the debate over whether Russia sought to influence the 2016 referendum

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Manchester City, Liverpool and the multibillion-pound mirage

In today’s Football Daily: The most fascinating aspect of Liverpool v Manchester City

The Guardian - UK · Oct 12

Celebrity Traitors’ Julie Hesmondhalgh: theatres should be 100% faithful to ‘local stories’

As she leaves the Traitors castle to star in The Pelicot Trial and receive a lifetime achievement award, the actor has highlighted a ‘loss of regional identity’ caused by funding pressures on UK theatres

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