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England v India: fifth men’s cricket Test, day two – as it happened

India finished on 75 for 2, a lead of 52 runs, after a dramatic, topsy-turvy and ill-tempered second day at The Oval

The Guardian - UK

England’s Chris Woakes set to miss rest of Oval Test with left shoulder injury

Woakes left the field with his arm in a makeshift sling late on the first evening after taking a painful tumble at the boundary edge.

The Independent UK

How to watch England vs India on ICC TV — it's *FREE*

England and India face off one final time in a series for the ages. Here's how to watch all five days of the fifth test between England and India on ICC TV for free.

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The big Beckham-Peltz wealth gap: How different are the family finances?

They may be England’s unofficial royal family, but the Peltz fortune far eclipses David and Victoria’s share of sterling

Evening Standard

China-backed centres at UK universities under threat from new free speech laws

Exclusive: Confucius Institutes, partnerships between UK and Chinese universities, funded by the Chinese state, offer Mandarin classes and promote cultural events

The Guardian - UK

Why parents of summer-born children face ‘unfair’ postcode lottery in school admissions

Some families who do not want their child to start primary school almost a year younger than some of their classmates

The Independent UK

Parents of summer-born children face ‘unfair’ postcode lottery in admissions

Figures show some councils have turned down the majority of families’ requests to delay their child’s school entry.

The Independent UK

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India struggle in England Test decider with captain Gill run out

India close day one of the fifth and final Test of their tour of England on 204-6 with skipper Shubman Gill was run out.

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‘A big shame’: Chris Woakes could miss rest of fifth Test with shoulder injury

England’s Chris Woakes will have a scan to assess extent of shoulder injury after he left day one of fifth Test with India in sling

The Guardian - UK

Gambhir’s India can’t escape the Fortis-verse on rain-hit day

Groundsman’s revenge at the Oval, and reminders of grim episode that reflects poorly on India’s head coach, and on the power dynamics of elite cricket

The Guardian - UK

Gus Atkinson throws down gauntlet to India before England’s Woakes blow

Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue took two India wickets apiece on day one of the fifth Test before Chris Woakes was forced off for England

The Guardian - UK

Gus Atkinson shines but inconsistent England fail to punish India in fifth Test decider

Three Lions were missing three key names on first day

Evening Standard

How England’s Josh Tongue recovered from a horror over to break India’s resistance in fifth Test

India reached stumps on a rain-affected first day of the fifth Test on 204-6 as England toiled in friendly bowling conditions and lost Chris Woakes to injury

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson shines but inconsistent England fail to punish India at Oval

India scrapped to 204 for six in bowler-friendly conditions.

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The Independent UK

England suffer major blow after Chris Woakes ruled out against India

India ended a rain-affected day one of the fifth Test on 204-6 as England lost a key piece of their bowling attack to injury

International Business Times UK

Lucy Bronze Played Through A Fractured Tibia – Here Are 10 Moments That Show Her Resilience

Lucy Bronze played Euro 2025 with a fractured tibia, showing incredible strength and determination. She scored crucial penalties and inspired England to victory despite serious injury.

Homes & Gardens

An English flower garden of one's own – how Pom Shillingford grew more than just dahlias and sweet peas in the grounds of her Connecticut home

Garden Diaries: From her grandmother's greenhouse in Hampshire, England, to an exquisite flower garden in rural Connecticut, Pom Shillingford's story is one of memory, beauty and growing something deeply personal

The Independent UK

Lionesses midfielder Ella Toone reveals grandmother died on morning of Euro 2025 final

Toone paid tribute to her grandmother on social media

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The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson makes impact on England return but rain blights opening day

Atkinson was England’s liveliest performer as India reached 85 for three on day one.

The Independent UK

England vs India weather forecast: Will rain continue to disrupt crucial fifth Test at the Oval?

Rain is on the menu as England and India finish their absorbing series at The Oval

The Conversation

Cricket’s great global divide: elite schools still shape the sport

If you were to walk through the corridors of some of the world’s leading cricket schools, you might hear the crack of leather on willow long before the bell for the end of the day rings.

The Guardian - UK

Farmers and scientists join forces in Cornwall to vaccinate badgers against TB

The groups have long been at odds over culling of badgers in England as a way to control TB in cattle

Evening Standard

Heavy showers hit parts of UK after thunderstorm warning issued

Forecasters said 25 to 35mm of rain could fall in as little as an hour in some parts of the warning zone.

The Conversation

England’s new free speech law comes into force – what it means for universities

The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 comes into force throughout England on August 1 2025. Designed to stop universities from censoring controversial or unpopular ideas, the law gives the Office for Students responsibility for ensuring institutions comply.

The Conversation

English universities now have a duty to uphold freedom of speech – here’s how it might affect students’ sense of belonging

The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, which comes into force on August 1 2025, means universities in England now have a new duty to uphold “robust” strategies to ensure freedom of speech on campus.

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