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Dan Lawrence helps England build commanding lead against Pakistan as weather delays

Dan Lawrence made an unbeaten half-century as the hosts closed on 177 for seven in their second innings at Lord’s

The Independent UK

In 2024, England turned old fishing nets into a 16-metre footbridge; the 3.5-tonne structure needs smaller foundations and less maintenance than a conventional bridge

Old fishing nets seldom find a second life. But in Kent, England, the nets are being turned into something much more ambitious. The used nets have been transformed to make a 16-metre-long footbridge to carry people over a marina entrance with minimal environmental impact during construction. Media reports from 2024…

The Times of India

Rain frustrates England's bid for Pakistan series win

Rain delayed play on day three of the second Test at Lord's. England holds a strong position with a lead of 261 runs. Pakistan was dismissed for 110 runs in their first innings. Opener Emilio Gay will resume batting on 30 not out. Harry Brook is unbeaten on seven, seeking…

The Economic Times

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Sarfaraz Ahmed denies knowing about PCB's threat to end England tour

Sarfaraz Ahmed denied knowing about the Pakistan Cricket Board's tour threat. This alleged threat surfaced after an interview with Imran Khan's sons aired. The sons expressed deep concern for their father's well-being in prison. The Pakistan Cricket Board formally complained to Sky Sports about the interview. The England and Wales…

The Economic Times

Andy Burnham differs from Starmer on assisted dying bill, will skip vote to avoid influencing debate

Unlike his predecessor Keir Starmer, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will not vote when the assisted dying bill for England and Wales returns to the House of Commons next month, saying he does not want to influence the debate, according to the BBC.

The Times of India

England v Pakistan: second men’s cricket Test, day three – as it happened

Dan Lawrence’s half-century grew England’s hefty lead but their progress was interrupted by rain and bad light

The Guardian - UK

How Newcastle United boss Matthias Jaissle made his name as Asia's Brian Clough

The new Newcastle United boss was a relative unknown in England when he landed the Magpies job this summer

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Kookaburras end World Cup campaign on winning note

Australia will return home with fifth place secured at the men's Hockey World Cup, after the Kookaburras beat England 2-0 in their playoff.

AAP

Duke of Westminster wins bid to change rules on England’s 350,000 listed buildings

Hugh Grosvenor owns more than 1,500 listed buildings across London and three rural estates

The Independent UK

Jofra Archer says England’s four-man pace attack might keep him playing until 40

This month’s Test series against Pakistan marks the first time Archer has lined up alongside Ollie Robinson, Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson.

The Independent UK

‘Maybe the speed guns are dodgy’: Jofra Archer plays down fastest spell after England dominate

The fastest spell of Jofra Archer’s career helped put England in a dominant position in the second Test against Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

Olé for Robinson as England take firm control of Lord’s Test against Pakistan

England dismissed Pakistan for 110 with Ollie Robinson taking 4 for 11 for a first-innings lead of 180, then reached 81 for three on day two of the second Test

The Guardian - UK

England have found another potent new-ball pairing – and they are too good for Pakistan

England (290 & 81/3) lead Pakistan (110) by 261 runs: Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer shared seven wickets as an overmatched touring team were blown away at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Miffed with Sky's interview of Imran Khan's sons, PCB considered pulling players out of Test against England

Former England skipper Mike Atherton conducted the 18-minute interview with Imran's sons, Kassim and Suleman. The two expressed fears about the well-being of their 73-year-old father, who is a celebrated former captain under whom the country won its first and only ODI World Cup in 1992.

The Economic Times

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England braces for flooding as thunderstorms forecast in parts of UK

Festivalgoers brave rain and strong winds as ‘unsettled’ conditions expected to last over bank holiday weekend

The Independent UK

UK gun laws explained after serious warning issued by inspector

About 500,000 people hold a certificate for firearms in England and Wales

The Independent UK

Middlesbrough has the UK’s highest crime rate – here’s how other areas compare

The town and its surrounds top the country for shoplifting, burglary, arson, and sexual offences

Windows Central

$5.4 billion Microsoft data center vs 41,000 petitioners — "Stopping this project is one of the most significant steps we could take"

Over 41,000 people have signed a petition opposing Microsoft's planned $5.4 billion hyperscale data center in Leeds, England.

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TalkTV under fire for not disclosing reporter’s ties to Reform UK in Channel crossing film

Christian Drogan’s Invading Britain shows former builder turned journalist trying to travel from France to England in small boat

The Times of India

Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls for data centre freeze in England; says they 'guzzle' energy, water

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has called for a freeze on approvals for new data centres in England, arguing that the rapidly expanding industry is putting pressure on water and energy supplies.

The Conversation

The government wants households to prepare for disaster – but the UK’s real test will be the NHS

What happens when the NHS is hit by an emergency it cannot predict? A heatwave can send thousands more people to hospital. A power cut can put patients who depend on electricity at risk. A cyber-attack can suddenly knock out systems that hospitals rely on to function.

Evening Standard

Morgan Gibbs-White injury latest: Oliver Glasner reveals update before Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest clash

England midfielder missed Carabao Cup loss to Leeds with knee problem

The Conversation

Fly-tipping: here’s what is missing from Andy Burnham’s plan to tackle waste dumpers

UK prime minister Andy Burnham has promised to clean up three of the worst illegal waste dumps in England and sign off new measures to tackle the problem more widely.

Evening Standard

Yellow warning as thunderstorms could cause travel disruption and flooding

Much of England and Wales is covered by the warning, which will be in force from midday until 9pm on Friday.

The National (Scotland)

Plans unveiled for new Scottish festival as Edinburgh event moves to England

PLANS for a new Scottish TV and screen festival have been unveiled after the Edinburgh TV Festival announced it was ending its 50-year run in the…

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