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Inexperienced new MPs given training sessions on how to avoid honeytraps and scandals – including advice such as ‘don’t get changed in front of your staff’
The Daily Mail reports that newly elected and inexperienced MPs are being given training sessions designed to help them avoid honeytraps, scandals and other compromising situations while in office. The guidance reportedly includes practical, and at times unusual, advice such as not getting changed in front of their staff, reflecting concerns about the personal and…
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Rate the players as England face Norway
Rate the Norway and England players out of 10 below and come back 30 minutes after full-time to see the final ratings.
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Argentina too strong as they halt Wales’ mini-revival
Argentina beat Wales 35-21 in the Nations Championship, with the Pumas producing a dominant five-try display to overpower the visitors in San Juan. The result ends a brief upturn in Welsh form and confirms Argentina’s superiority, allowing them to bounce back strongly after their opening-weekend defeat to Scotland. Despite the scoreline, Wales did manage to…
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Argentina overpower Wales in Nations Championship
Argentina beat Wales 35-21 in the Nations Championship in San Juan, running in five tries to bounce back from their opening defeat by Scotland. The result was a reality check for Steve Tandy’s Wales, who had arrived on the back of consecutive Test wins over Italy and Fiji — their first back-to-back victories since 2023…
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Our spies are watching as Reform faces a tsunami of sleaze claims. Why? Because they claim the trail could lead back to the Kremlin: DAN HODGES
In this opinion column, Dan Hodges reports that the Reform party is facing a wave of “sleaze” and party-finance allegations, and claims that British intelligence services are monitoring the situation because they believe the trail could ultimately lead back to Russia. The piece frames the scrutiny as significant because it links questions over Reform’s funding…
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Excited England fans pack out pubs across the country ahead of the Three Lions’ World Cup quarter-final against Norway in Miami
This Daily Mail piece reports that England supporters filled pubs across the country to watch the Three Lions’ 2026 World Cup quarter-final against Norway, being played in Miami. The match carries significant stakes, with Thomas Tuchel’s side aiming to secure a place in the semi-finals while facing the challenge of containing Norway’s striker Erling Haaland.…
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Gaud’s Historic Five Wickets Send India into Commanding Position at Lord’s
The opening Test between India and England at Lord’s has decisively shifted in India’s favour after England’s batting lineup crumbled for just 170 runs, undone by an exceptional bowling performance from Indian seamer Kra
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‘It’s a beauty!’ – best shots from day 13 at Wimbledon
The BBC Sport article accompanies a video compilation of the standout moments from day 13 of Wimbledon 2026. It highlights the tournament’s closing stages, marking the crowning of new champions in both the singles and wheelchair competitions. The featured footage includes Great Britain’s Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewett winning the wheelchair doubles title, alongside Linda…
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Scotland’s real winner at the World Cup…their ‘salmon’ away jersey!
This item is not a standalone news story but the homepage index of the Daily Mail Online for Saturday 11 July 2026, headlined by a light-hearted piece about the Scotland football team, whose “salmon”-coloured away jersey is jokingly described as the side’s real triumph at the 2026 World Cup. The page bundles together dozens of…