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SUFC News: United transfer timescale as first friendly reinforces key priorities – thestar.co.uk
SUFC News: United transfer timescale as first friendly reinforces key priorities thestar.co.uk
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All Scots secondary schools to get ‘bleed kits’ amid alarming wave of classroom violence
Life-saving ‘bleed kits’ are set to be distributed to schools across Scotland in response to an alarming wave of violence in the classroom.
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Belief back as England brace for their biggest game since 2017
It’s been a long road to get here, but fans of the England women’s cricket team can finally believe heading into Sunday’s T20 World Cup final, writes Matthew Henry.
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SUFC News: Big rebuild starts with encouraging signs amid different feel to first win – thestar.co.uk
SUFC News: Big rebuild starts with encouraging signs amid different feel to first win thestar.co.uk
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Superdry officially opens doors in Sheffield city centre – thestar.co.uk
Superdry officially opens doors in Sheffield city centre thestar.co.uk
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Antonelli beats Leclerc & Hamilton to Silverstone pole
Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli takes pole position for the British Grand Prix, beating the Ferraris and team-mate George Russell.
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Tories launch last-ditch bid to stop Winston Churchill and other heroes with ‘woke’ wildlife pictures on banknotes as critics say:’Without them we’d have swastikas on our notes’
The Conservatives unveiled a national petition to force Labour Ministers to order the Bank of England to ditch controversial plans for the design of future banknotes.
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New rule demanding all schools in England stock EpiPens and give allergy training to staff will save lives, delighted campaigners say
Benedict’s Law will be published by the Department for Education on Monday and follows years of campaigning by the family of Benedict Blythe, who died aged five from anaphylaxis.
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‘You don’t see that often!’ – Buttler’s unconventional run-out
Jos Buttler runs out Axar Patel, after appearing to initially aim but miss the batter’s stumps, before the ball rolls through to hit at the non-striker’s end, as India fall to 165-6 in the second T20 against England at Old Trafford.
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Organisers ease concern of clash between warm-ups and Rita Ora set
England and Australia will be allowed to warm up on the Lord’s outfield before Sunday’s T20 World Cup final, having initially being told they could not until after a performance by pop star Rita Ora.