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West Indies beat England by 20 runs to win third T20 – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England rallied with the bat but could not surpass West Indies’ huge total of 224, with Rovman Powell scoring a century

The Guardian - UK

Jack Wilshere attracting interest from abroad as Arsenal look to solve midfield problems

The England international has been training with the Gunners in recent months

Football London

Every Plan B covid rule set to expire tomorrow in England

Plan B was introduced to curb the spread of Omicron in England but the measures come to an end on January 27

Liverpool Echo

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'Phenomenal': Ashes Test inspires Canberra girls

As Australian cricket greats like Alyssa Healy, Ellyse Perry and Meg Lanning face off England in the Women's Ashes Test from Thursday, there will be potential future players cheering from the stands.

The Canberra Times

Rugby evening headlines as Alun Wyn Jones offers captaincy advice and Farrell insists Ireland 'know the truth' about Wales

The latest rugby news and bulletins from Wales, England, Ireland and Scotland from the official Six Nations launch

Wales Online

Don't believe the claim that only 17,371 people have died from COVID in England and Wales

There is no doubt that the pandemic has led to many deaths; however, in the past week, new claims have emerged that the true number of people who have died from COVID in England and Wales is much lower than previously thought. These claims have been widely shared on social…

The Conversation

Raheem Sterling's fellow England star has already shown him next move amid Man City uncertainty

Man City favourite Raheem Sterling has less than 18 months remaining on his contract but do not expect him to rush a decision on his future

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Jamie Oliver to meet education secretary over school food plans

Nadhim Zahawi responds to letter from chef and school leaders urging action over child obesity rise in Covid pandemic

The Guardian - UK

New Watford manager Roy Hodgson confident he can lead Hornets to Premier league safety

The former England and Crystal Palace boss has joined Watford until the end of the season, following the sacking of Claudio Ranieri after Friday night's dismal defeat to Norwich City

Daily Mirror

U-19 World Cup: England bowl out South Africa for 209 in Super League quarter-final

NORTH SOUND (Antigua): Leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed (4/48) led an excellent bowling display to help England bowl out South Africa for 209 in their Super League quarterfinal match of the U-19 World Cup on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Jessica Ennis-Hill helps England deal with expectation ahead of Six Nations

England boss Eddie Jones said the Olympic champion had ‘good messages for the team, particularly for the young guys coming through’

The Independent UK

England’s Katherine Brunt “sick to death” as she calls for revamp to women’s Test cricket

England star Katherine Brunt has given a damning assessment of women’s Test cricket ahead of Wednesday’s Ashes clash with rivals Australia.

Daily Mirror

Covid-19 infection levels fall in much of UK but remain high

The figures are the most reliable snapshot of how prevalent coronavirus is across the country.

The Independent UK

ONS infection survey shows Omicron wave is falling rapidly in Wales

The latest Office for National Statistics update from its infection survey shows Omicron in retreat in Wales

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

Dickie Bird pays tribute to ‘outstanding man’ Ray Illingworth at his funeral

Illingworth, who won 61 caps for England, was one of the country’s most successful captains.

The Independent UK

‘This is the biggest game’: Gregor Townsend savouring Scotland’s Six Nations clash with England

The Scots welcome England to Murrayfield on the opening weekend of the tournament

Daily Mirror

England suffer more Six Nations hurt as giant Jonny Hill 'likely to miss' opening rounds

Exeter Chiefs talisman Jonny Hill has joined a list of key England men expected to miss at least their early Six Nations programme, the latest addition to a growing list of absentees

Wales Online

What Wales' new self-isolation rules mean and when you can take tests

The new rules will be introduced on Friday, January 28, and will bring Wales in line with England and Northern Ireland

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Nottingham Post

TUI, Jet2, easyJet: Latest travel rules for flying to Spain, France, Portugal, Greece and Cyprus

These are the latest country entry requirements with advice from the Foreign Office

Bristol Post

Six Nations 2022 Fantasy Rugby ultimate guide: How to play, tips for round 2 and rules

The Six Nations is back and with it comes Fantasy Rugby - BristolLive brings you all the key information on how to play and who to pick ahead of the round two fixtures.

Bristol Post

UK weather forecast: Exact date Arctic Blast will bring snowfall

The nation has been hit with high pressure causing clear skies and plummeting temperatures

The Conversation

COVID: England's plan B restrictions are lifting – but are some measures here to stay?

Roughly a month and a half after their introduction, England’s plan B winter COVID measures are being rolled back. From January 27, people will no longer be advised to work from home or required to wear face masks in indoor public venues, and NHS COVID passes will no longer be…

The Independent UK

England captain Owen Farrell out of Six Nations and Jonny May likely to join him

Eddie Jones is only “hopeful” that Courtney Lawes – the likely replacement skipper – will recover from concussion in time for the opener.

Evening Standard

Women’s Ashes: After cruel washouts, England in must-win mode ahead of crucial Test

When you consider the shambles that England’s men had served up by the time they were arriving at the midpoint of their Ashes series in must-win mode, the similar predicament in which England’s women now find themselves seems especially harsh.

The Conversation

Vaccine mandates for healthcare workers should be scrapped – omicron has changed the game

Time is running out for National Health Service staff in England who have not had a COVID vaccine. Doctors and nurses have until Thursday, February 3, to have their first jab. If they don’t, they will not be fully immunised by the beginning of April and could be dismissed.

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