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South Africa ready to test England’s bold new era – just don’t mention Bazball

South Africa captain Dean Elgar has shown little time for England’s revolution under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes ahead of an intriguing first Test at Lord’s on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Dear prime minister (Sunak or Truss): please sort out sport in schools

Lack of strategy from government means PE is being squeezed for time and investment is badly targeted

The Guardian - UK

Northumberland named one of most beautiful rural counties to live in England

Another accolade for the beautiful North East county as it tops yet another poll, this one based on social media posts

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London weather: Flash floods and thunderstorms will give way to breezy conditions by end of week

The fresher weather will no doubt come as a relief to many after scorching temperatures over the weekend.

Evening Standard

No improvement in school attainment gap in England for 20 years, report says

‘Overwhelming evidence’ education system leaves too many poorer students behind, despite decades of policy focus

The Guardian - UK

UK weather forecast: Exact date 32C highs to return after storms and heavy rain strikes

The UK is seeing an abrupt end to the stifling heat with heavy rain and thunderstorm warnings across the country on Tuesday but temperatures in the low 30Cs are set to return

Daily Mirror

Did Scotland's James VI have a secret homosexual affair with his cousin?

WE will never truly know if King James VI of Scotland had a homosexual relationship with his first cousin once removed Esme Stuart who, as we saw in…

The National (Scotland)

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Flash floods and thunderstorms give way to breezy conditions by end of week

The Met Office has issued an amber thunderstorm warning for areas of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset - with the likely chance of homes and businesses flooding, power cuts and transport chaos

Wales Online

Flash floods and thunderstorms will give way to breezy conditions by end of week

The fresher weather will no doubt come as a relief to many after scorching temperatures over the weekend.

The Independent UK

Met Office warns of floods as heatwave ends with heavy thunderstorms

After months of scorching temperatures, Britain’s baked earth will be unable to absorb rainfall effectively, say experts

The Independent UK

The book that changed me: Hilda Lewis' The Gentle Falcon, a vivid, touching tale of the court of a medieval child queen

Fiction has a way of planting seeds in the mind that can germinate for a long time before they spread into root systems or blossom into conscious ideas. A book can change you dramatically overnight, but it can also take its own sweet time.

The Conversation

Nicholas Evans, author of ‘The Horse Whisperer,’ dies at 72

Born in 1950 in Worcestershire, England, Evans studied law at Oxford University and worked as a journalist in the 1970s.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ross Barkley facing Celtic transfer sliding doors moment as Chelsea pitch Anthony Gordon makeweight to Everton

The approach for the Everton winger could scupper the chance for Ange Postecoglou to bring Barkley north of the border.

Daily Record

Eton College's playing fields treated to 'gallons of water' as hosepipe ban expected

Sections of lawn at Boris Johnson's former stomping ground remained "green and lush", as threats of a hosepipe ban remained very real across the south of England

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Liverpool pair make new Golden Boy shortlist

Two Liverpool rising stars have been named on the new 60-man shortlist for the Golden Boy award that last year was won by Barcelona's Pedri

Wales Online

Tonight's rugby news as Wales' World Cup opponents rocked by three sackings and Welsh star shares special news

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and the rest of the world

The National (Scotland)

‘Paid for by England’: Men fume as Scotland brings in free period products

SCOTLAND has become the first country in the world to enshrine the right to free period products in law ...

Evening Standard

James Anderson confident no other fast bowler will be ‘stupid enough’ to play Test cricket past 40th birthday

James Anderson will play his first Test match since his 40th birthday when England meet South Africa at Lord’s but he does not believe another fast bowler will be “stupid” enough to play until his age, given the rise of T20 cricket.

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The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Anderson feels fresh at 40 and ready to lead attack against South Africa

England seamer has said only Stuart Broad can match him and still be bowling in Tests at the age of 40 as franchise cricket is increasingly appealing for young quicks

The Independent UK

England Test players in their forties unlikely in future, claims James Anderson

Anderson made his debut against Zimbabwe in May 2003 and has gone on to claim 657 wickets in 172 Tests.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson fears he and Stuart Broad will be the last fast bowlers of their kind

Anderson will become the first England fast bowler to play Test cricket past the age of 40 since 1961 but he believes there won't be another to follow in his and Stuart Broad's steps

The Independent UK

Flooding and heavy rain begins as thunderstorms sweep areas of England

The Met Office issued an amber thunderstorm warning for areas of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset on Monday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Man fined for racially abusing England players after Euro 2020 loss

Hugh Laidlaw was also ordered to pay a £1,000, fine, costs of £775 and a surcharge of £128 after posting an offensive image and comment on Facebook.

Wales Online

Schools in England under pressure to run three-day weeks this autumn

Headteachers, governors and trustees are holding 'crisis meetings' to work out how they can keep schools afloat

The Guardian - UK

Rich pickings to beat food shortages

Brief letters: Wild blackberries | England-centric report | Holidaying with squash balls | Musket cleaning | Burning question for egg prickers

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