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Mauricio Pochettino: ‘Trump asked if US can win the World Cup’

INTERVIEW: The United States head coach tells Miguel Delaney why the country could be about to ‘dominate’ football ahead of co-hosting the 2026 tournament

The Independent UK

‘I know how important it is to tell people you love them’: England’s Meg Jones on family tragedy, hope and rugby

As England look to the Six Nations in a World Cup year, Meg Jones tells Donald McRae about how she juggles grief and guilt after losing her father to cancer and mother to alcoholism

The Guardian - UK

Mauricio Pochettino: ‘In five or 10 years the US can be No 1 in the world’

Argentinian tells David Hytner about the challenges of managing the US men’s national side, that he was never in consideration for the England job and how he would love a return to Spurs

The Guardian - UK

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Parents in England: share your experience of your children being absent from school

We would like to hear from parents and the reasons why their children have been finding it difficult to attend school

The Guardian - UK

Dan Burn yet to celebrate Newcastle’s Carabao Cup win after England call-up

Burn will hope to make his England debut against Albania on Friday

The Independent UK

Josh Hull aiming to show England he is fitter, faster and more formidable

The seamer has spent his winter working with the national side’s strength and conditioning specialists and travelling with Andrew Flintoff’s Lions.

The Independent UK

4% monthly rise in personal insolvencies in February in England and Wales

Debt relief orders have been taken out at record-high monthly levels since a £90 fee was scrapped in April 2024, the Insolvency Service said.

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My team of the Six Nations: from Lions in waiting to France’s new King Louis

The tournament’s brightest stars make a formidable side – twin Currys, six Frenchmen and a Scottish double

The Guardian - UK

Pharmacies threatening reduced hours over Labour budget funding row

The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) has said it has been left with “no choice” but to reduce opening hours

The Independent UK

'He was at my foundation ball last Saturday and was drinking water all night because he had to leave early for the game on Monday' Alan Shearer on why Dan Burn deserves his England call-up

New England boss Thomas Tuchel has named the Newcastle United defender in his first Three Lions squad

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‘In a rut’: cost of fixing pothole-plagued roads in England and Wales soars to £17bn

Despite the government pledging extra funds and one hole being filled every 18 seconds, motoring groups say situation looks ‘bleak’ for drivers

The Guardian - UK

If you’re living alone, council tax already hits hard – so I’m dreading the new rises

COMMENT: Significant council tax hikes are about to hit most households in England, and for people who live alone like Katie Rosseinsky, these increases might feel like an especially worrying blow

The Independent UK

Probation Service problems in England and Wales leaving public at risk, watchdog finds

The chief inspector’s annual report said attempts by staff to keep others safe is ‘consistently insufficient’

The Guardian - UK

Watchdog urges regular BMI checkups for millions across England and Wales

The proposal, put forward by Nice, would see 13 million patients checked regularly

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Government to unveil cuts to benefits amid backbench discontent

The number of people in England and Wales claiming either sickness or disability benefit has soared from 2.8 million to about 4.0 million since 2019.

The Independent UK

‘Short-term’ local roads funding slammed as repairs backlog nears £17bn

A report by the Asphalt Industry Alliance found that one in six miles of the local road network has less than five years’ structural life left.

The Independent UK

Jack Wilshere on becoming a manager, Mikel Arteta’s influence and the key to making it at Arsenal

Interview: The former England and Arsenal midfielder, who has now been named Luton Town boss in his first full-time managerial role, explains his coaching journey and influences

The Independent UK

Craig Bellamy says England friendly ideal to help Wales qualify for World Cup

The Dragons host group favourites Belgium four days after their Wembley trip.

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Government has ‘no plans at this stage’ to legislate for smacking ban in England

Education minister Stephen Morgan responded to calls for change by saying the Government wants to look at evidence from Scotland and Wales.

Marie Claire

Princess Kate's "Naughty" Gesture Reveals Playful Relationship With Prince William

The couple engaged in plenty of "banter" during a sporty trip to Wales.

The Guardian - UK

Myles Lewis-Skelly eager to repay faith as he joins first England training camp

Myles Lewis-Skelly and fellow England debutant Dan Burn have arrived at St George’s Park for Thomas Tuchel’s first training camp

The Independent UK

MPs encouraged to support proposal to ban smacking in England

An amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill would remove the ‘reasonable punishment’ defence for parents and carers.

FourFourTwo

'I’m not a start-stop player – it is so hard for me to influence a match from the bench and then be on the bench again, and then two weeks later I start again': Thomas Tuchel reveals what England star told him following squad announcement

After Thomas Tuchel announced his first England squad, he highlighted how one previously key man has fallen out of favour both internationally and at club level

The Guardian - UK

Ofsted ex-chief says schools bill ‘very likely’ to make education in England worse

Amanda Spielman says outlined changes ‘put unions and union members ahead of children’

Evening Standard

Independent football regulator could cover women’s game, minister says

Labour peer Baroness Twycross says the women’s game would not benefit from regulator, but it could come under body’s remit.

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