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Jos Buttler aims to follow Joe Root’s lead and thrive as an ex-England captain

Buttler has handed the white-ball baton to Harry Brook.

The Independent UK

I ‘never considered’ not attempting to bat with my arm in a sling – Chris Woakes

Woakes was suffering from a suspected dislocated shoulder sustained in trying to prevent a boundary on day one.

The Independent UK

How the Championship’s compelling and cruel nature delivers every time

Sunderland’s remarkable promotion shows the unpredictable nature of England’s second tier, with Birmingham City and Wrexham targeting an audacious promotion to the Premier League, alongside the three sides relegated from the Premier League, with crisis never far away towards the bottom of the table

The Independent UK

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Rare 'Hobbit' First Edition Auctioned For GBP43,000

A rare first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" sold for 43,000 pounds ($57,000) at auction on Wednesday, after it was found during a house clearance in southwest England.

International Business Times

Bringing lynx back to Northumberland backed by 72% of locals, consultation finds

Northumberland is the only area of England and Wales with enough woodland to support the cat species.

Evening Standard

Liquid butt lifts targeted in clampdown on England’s cosmetic ‘wild west’

Only qualified professionals would be able to offer high-risk BBL procedures and filler clinics would require licences

The Guardian - UK

England’s Chris Woakes: ‘It’s not the way you want to be front-page news’

The pace bowler tells Ali Martin of risking his career by going out to bat against India after dislocating his shoulder: ‘You just know you’re part of something bigger’

The Guardian - UK

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Animal Farm at 80: George Orwell’s enduring commitment to socialist revolution

During the early years of the second world war, George Orwell believed that England’s revolutionary moment had arrived. The defeat at Dunkirk had discredited the country’s ruling elite. Their bungling had left England on the verge of invasion and defeat.

The Conversation

Award-winning garden set to be relocted to Scotland from England

AN award-winning sensory garden designed by an Edinburgh resident has been relocated back to the capital after it was installed in England ...

The National (Scotland)

Government urged to introduce minimum price for alcohol

It comes as officials in Wales announced plans to increase the minimum unit price for alcohol.

Evening Standard

Which clubs do Euro 2025 winning Lionesses play for?

The Lionesses retained their Euros crown this summer but which clubs do the players compete for? Here's all you need to know.

FourFourTwo

Premier League 2025-26 preview No 6: Burnley

Newly promoted club face a major challenge to stay up with the loss of key players including James Trafford hindering their chances

The Guardian - UK

Dismay as north of England universities miss out on share of £54m talent fund

Exclusive: MP presses minister for explanation as thinktank says omission undermines innovation in the north

The Guardian - UK

Strapple, greeble, slog and kiss: how cricket’s language turns a game of numbers into poetry

There are more than 100 ways to describe hitting a ball, and that is just the start of an ever-expanding lexicon

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

Did the Sun boycott make Liverpool more leftwing? My study indicates it may have shifted views

Most newspapers in the UK tend to represent a political perspective. It is difficult to measure the extent to which someone’s media consumption affects their political views – but what if you take one newspaper out of the equation?

Reason

Brickbat: The Right Tools for the Job

Police in England arrested Samuel Rowe outside his Manchester home and gave him a warning for possession of an offensive… The post Brickbat: The Right Tools for the Job appeared first on Reason.com.

Marie Claire

“The Atmosphere and Energy are Electric” – How Female Football Fans Are Reshaping the Sport, One Match at a Time

From sold-out stadiums to viral watch parties, the new wave of female football fandom is louder, prouder, and not going anywhere.

Evening Standard

Artificial intelligence rollout for police forces to investigate grooming gangs

Officers across all 43 forces in England and Wales will gain access to the investigative technology as part of a £426,000 funding boost.

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The Independent UK

Wes Streeting warned alcohol measures ‘are not sufficient’ to stop harm

The Government has recently set out its 10-year plan to improve the health of the nation.

The Independent UK

The mental health impact of childhood verbal abuse explained in new study

More than 20,000 adults in England and Wales who were exposed to verbal abuse in childhood were studied

The Guardian - UK

Funding for English youth clubs aims to keep children off smartphones

Keir Starmer says £88m package will help tackle trend of young people becoming ‘disconnected from their communities’

The Guardian - UK

Next up, the Ashes – and England will need Ben Stokes at his all-round best

England’s batting lineup looks settled for the trip to Australia, but their fast-bowling stocks were stretched against India and the captain can help ease the burden

The Independent UK

Liverpool and England U21 midfielder Tyler Morton joins Lyon

The 22-year-old was part of England’s victorious Under-21 side at this summer’s Euros

The Independent UK

Mapped: Worst areas for rat infestations in the UK as over half a million reported

Analysis of Freedom of Information (FOI) responses from councils showed over 500,000 reported rat infestations from 2023 to mid-2025

AAP

Aussie women launch England's Hundred in brutal fashion

Australians Grace Harris and Meg Lanning have both made quickfire scores of 80-plus in the opening match of England's Hundred competition at Lord's.

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