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From Penny Mordaunt to Katy Perry: All of the best (and worst) looks at the King’s coronation

Katy Perry, Emma Thompson and Jay Blades wowed fans with their coronation outfits

The Independent UK

Milan face Inter in Champions League showdown to stir the senses

This is no normal derby: a semi-final, two legs over six days that will subsume an entire city in red-on-blue psychodrama

The Guardian - UK

Wembley at 100 and the 1923 ‘white horse’ FA Cup final – photo essay

This weekend marks 100 years since the opening of Wembley Stadium with the famous ‘white horse’ final of 1923 between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham United. We look back on that day a century ago with the original match report from the Manchester Guardian

The Guardian - UK

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Samantha Stobbart now: What happened to the former girlfriend of Raoul Moat after his murderous rampage?

Samantha Stobbart now: Where is the former girlfriend of murderer Raoul Moat today, as the ITV series documenting his 2010 rampage airs?

GoodToKnow

‘I grew up at the margins’: Bridget Phillipson on teachers’ strikes, Ofsted, Brexit and Corbyn

The shadow education secretary is determined to put childcare reform at the heart of Labour’s policy – and stop Jeremy Hunt stealing her thunder

The Guardian - UK

Where is Kenneth Noye now? As ‘The Gold: Inside Story’ airs on BBC One viewers want to know the whereabouts of the notorious criminal

Where is Kenneth Noye now? As the BBC airs a documentary about one of his most notorious crimes, viewers want to know what happened to him.

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Convicted double killer Alex Murdaugh 'told cousin to shoot him in the back of the head'

Murdaugh who was sentenced to life in prison today for the murder of his 52-year-old wife Maggie and their son Paul, 22, in June 2021 previously asked his relative to shoot him in the back of the head.

Daily Record

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First images from major search for lost baby after aristocrat and boyfriend arrested

Aristocrat Constance Marten and her partner Mark Gordon were arrested in Brighton last night, however, a search operation continues for their baby

Irish Mirror

Victor Lewis-Smith obituary

Prolific critic, columnist and all-round cultural disruptor through his TV programmes, reviews and radio shows

The Guardian - UK

Didn’t get a card from Charles and Camilla? Here’s what you missed – and highlights from Christmases past

Princes in sailor suits, Meghan in denim, more corgis than you can shake a stick at … for 120 years the royal family have delighted us with their festive greetings. This year’s offering is in a class of its own

The Guardian - UK

Has a football manager ever replaced their successor?

Plus: fewest games for Golden Boots; promoted teams losing more than relegated sides; and more prolific uncapped players

The Guardian - UK

Shaun Wane ready for World Cup opener after being ‘bored for two years’

The England coach has only face the Combined Nations All Stars, France and Fiji due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The National (Scotland)

Arsenal Keeps Supplying Evidence Its Rejuvenation Is for Real

An impressive derby triumph over Tottenham is the latest notch in the belt for Mikel Arteta’s first-place side.

Sports Illustrated

St Helens Grand Final dominance down to squad continuity, says chief Mike Rush

St Helens saw off Leeds to win a fourth successive Grand Final on Saturday.

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Super League Grand Final: The key battles that could decide St Helens vs Leeds

St Helens loose forward Morgan Knowles is set for a big game after his club managed to overturn his two-match ban.

The Guardian - UK

‘Nobody had heard of him’: Smith sparks Rhinos charge into Grand Final

Leeds face St Helens at Old Trafford after unlikely resurgence under an unheralded member of a coaching dynasty

The Independent UK

England seamers find swing to put South Africa in trouble at tea

The tourists led by 106 with three wickets remaining, having earlier bowled England out for 158.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes removes Sarel Erwee but South Africa lead by 30 at lunch

England were bowled out for 158, a lead of 40 runs, and South Africa were 70 for one at the interval.

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These images show people around the world honoring Queen Elizabeth II

There are tributes worldwide to Queen Elizabeth II — from the Empire State Building to the British Embassy in Tokyo — for the United Kingdom's longest-reigning monarch.

The Guardian - UK

St Helens’ James Roby: ‘There’s been a nagging feeling, that I can go again’

St Helens hooker holds Super League’s appearance record and turns 37 in two months, but explains to Aaron Bower why he has postponed his retirement by a year

The Independent UK

Keegan Petersen and Rassie van der Dussen spearhead South Africa fightback

England took three wickets during the morning session at Old Trafford but South Africa rallied to 141 for three at tea.

Sports Illustrated

Liverpool’s Winless Start Magnified by Premier League’s Fine Margins

Jürgen Klopp’s side has largely played well in two draws, but such is the standard both it and Man City have set in recent years, that the tiniest of slips could prove costly.

The Independent UK

Daryll Neita relishing prospect of 100m gold battle with Elaine Thompson-Herah

Katarina Johnson-Thompson lies first in the women’s heptathlon after the 100m hurdles and the high jump

The Independent UK

Virgil van Dijk says Darwin Nunez can learn Liverpool press from Roberto Firmino

Liverpool strikers defend from the front and Van Dijk says Uruguayan Nunez can follow Firmino’s example.

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s never been a time when you could just say anything’: Frank Skinner on free speech, his bullying shame – and knob jokes

Poetry-loving, religious and with deep regrets about some of his comedy: either the standup comic has grown up, or he was never as laddish as his image suggested

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