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Arsenal legend Tony Adams opens up on his battle with alcohol: "When England were knocked out of Euro 96 I went on a 44-day booze bender and hit rock bottom... since then I've been sober and I'm proud that I've not p*ssed the bed for 30 years"

Former Arsenal and England captain Tony Adams opens up about his battle with alcohol during his playing days and subsequent 30 years of sobriety

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The Masters 2026 fourth round tee times and how to watch on TV

Rory McIlroy is now tied for the lead with Cameron Young, with eight players within four shots of the coveted green jacket

The Independent UK

Aussie Test openers make hay in county championship

Test openers Nathan McSweeney and Jake Weatherald have both been among the runs in England while Fergus O'Neill shone again for the county champions.

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Golden eagles could be reintroduced to England with new funding, ministers say

The bird of prey was virtually wiped out in England by sheep farmers and gamekeepers in the Victorian era.

Evening Standard

Golden eagles could be reintroduced to England after more than 150 years

Study identified eight areas that can sustain a population and government has given £1m for recovery programme

The Guardian - UK

Golden eagles set to make comeback in England after 150 years

For the past 150 years, only a few pairs have been sighted in England

The Independent UK

Amy Cokayne powers England to opening Six Nations win against Ireland

England began their Women’s Six Nations title defence with a 33-12 victory against Ireland at Twickenham

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Red Roses bask in World Cup glory on Twickenham return – but must improve on sloppy showing against Ireland

England 33-12 Ireland: Back at the scene of their World Cup triumph, the Red Roses opened their Women’s Six Nations campaign with a scratchy win

The Independent UK

'When I first started at Arsenal, I told my agent, ‘I want to move to America and try something different one day.’ I’d never say never but I would happily spend my next five years here' Rob Holding on why he’s in no rush to come back to England

Rob Holding spent two years at Crystal Palace but played just one game for the senior side

FourFourTwo

England 33-12 Ireland: Women’s Six Nations rugby union opener – as it happened

England score five tries to stretch unbeaten run to 34 matches, but Ireland show signs of improvement in front of record crowd.

The Guardian - UK

Lotte Wubben-Moy finds ‘perfect storm’ to show she is more than England stand-in

Arsenal defender on embracing her England chance, maintaining self-belief and sharing training tips with her cyclist partner, Tao Geoghegan Hart

The Guardian - UK

Student loan interest could rise despite cap on rates

Temporary limit in England and Wales won’t stop many facing higher charges from autumn due to jump in inflation from Iran war

The Guardian - UK

‘His car stunk of fish for weeks’: Elliot Anderson on practical jokes and his World Cup dream

Midfielder tells Ben Fisher about the prank-fuelled promotion at Bristol Rovers that kickstarted his career, confidence in Nottingham Forest’s survival and modelling for England

The Guardian - UK

Harris, O'Neill lead Aussie county championship charge

Marcus Harris has opened another campaign in England with a fine hundred for Lancashire as Australian players thrived in the county championship.

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The Independent UK

Shoaib Bashir hopes regular red-ball cricket can lead to England Test recall

Bashir, who was overlooked for all five Ashes Tests, chose to leave Somerset for Derbyshire ahead of this season in an attempt to get regular starts.

The Times of India

UK annual leave: How holiday dates create shorter working week

UK workers will enjoy a compressed three-day workweek at the close of 2026 due to a rare alignment of public holidays. Boxing Day's replacement and New Year's Day falling early in the week create an extended festive break. This shift, confirmed by administrative sources, affects England and Wales, offering employees…

The Guardian - UK

Doctors’ leader claims new reduced pay offer killed chances of ending strikes in England

Exclusive: Deal for resident doctors was in sight when sudden change by ministers forced latest action, says Jack Fletcher

The Independent UK

Suspect arrested in England after 4 die in failed channel crossing from France to UK

British authorities have arrested a Sudanese man on suspicion of endangering life after four migrants died trying to cross the English Channel

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Woman & Home

'The longest I held my baby for was two hours': the shameful role the Church of England played in forced adoptions

The C of E is planning to apologise for imposing unwanted adoptions on young, unmarried mothers, but some may feel it’s too little too late…

Evening Standard

Amol Rajan questions raising family in England due to ‘big problems’ in country

Rajan, who was born in Calcutta and grew up in London, said he is ‘very worried’ about the country as it is no longer making history.

The Independent UK

Amol Rajan says he’s ‘very worried’ about England and if it’s ‘the best place for my kids to grow up’

The ‘University Challenge’ host was born in India and grew up in the UK

The Independent UK

Reform takes aim at Keir Starmer with new local election slogan

Nigel Farage unveiled Reform UK's local election slogan, 'Vote Reform. Get Starmer out,' targeting Sir Keir Starmer. Farage branded Sir Keir the 'most unpopular prime minister in living memory' and the 'least patriotic prime minister in history'. The slogan will be used ahead of the May elections in Wales, Scotland,…

The Times of India

‘Worried about it’: BBC presenter Amol Rajan considers raising children in India amid ‘big problems’ in UK

BBC presenter Amol Rajan said he is considering relocating his family to India due to what he described as “big problems” in England, during a conversation with broadcaster Gyles Brandreth on the Rosebud podcast.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s football in England at risk without WSL academy teams in third tier, FA claims

Sue Day, the FA’s director of women’s football, has defended plans to radically change the structure of the women’s lower leagues

The Independent UK

New-look Red Roses face same Women’s Six Nations question: Can anyone stop them?

Having crowned their dominance with an elusive World Cup success, John Mitchell’s England return to action seeking an eighth straight Women’s Six Nations title

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