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Three water companies face big fines for sewage spills – it won’t do any good unless our whole approach to waste changes

The recent announcement of £168 million in sewage pollution fines issued to three water companies has renewed hope that the regulator for England and Wales, Ofwat, is finally taking action in line with public opinion.

The Conversation

Cole Palmer handed Chelsea reward with two-year contract extension

Blues chiefs determined to keep England star for bulk of his career

Evening Standard

When is A-level results day 2024 and when are they released?

The long-awaited date for teens is here

Evening Standard

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Jarell Quansah reveals what to expect from Arne Slot’s Liverpool

Quansah made 33 appearances last season and capped an excellent breakthrough season with an England call-up

The Independent UK

We pumped extra CO₂ into an oak forest and discovered trees will be ‘woodier’ in future

Oak trees accumulate more wood when there is more carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the atmosphere. That’s the key finding from our new study, carried out in a long-established forest in Staffordshire, England, that we have turned into a huge field experiment by injecting with extra CO₂. After we increased CO₂…

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Newcastle United squad for 2024/25: Eddie Howe's full team for the Premier League, FA Cup and League Cup

The Newcastle United squad for 2024/25 should perform a lot better - just as long as injuries don't affect them in the same way

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This 16th-century law was England’s first ‘refugee policy’

Between around 1540 and 1590, several thousand people fleeing religious persecution in what is today the Netherlands arrived in England. Political philosopher Hannah Arendt argued in her 1951 book, The Origins of Totalitarianism, that such migrants were the “happier predecessors” of modern refugees, who are faced with the “severest restrictions”.

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Tell us: have you been affected by GPs taking industrial action in England?

We’d like to find out how patients have been impacted by family doctors staging industrial action. We’d also like to hear from GPs and other health workers

The Guardian - UK

No government in half a century has built 300,000 homes every year, but that’s what Labour wants to do now

The election of the Labour government has been accompanied by a renewed appetite to deal with England’s housing crisis. Among the first of its policy initiatives, announced by deputy prime minister Angela Rayner, is the reintroduction of a national housing target – 1.5 million new homes over the period of…

The Conversation

Newcastle confident over Marc Guehi deal as Crystal Palace plot Trevoh Chalobah move

The Eagles will target Chelsea defender if England centre-back departs for St James’ Park following fresh bid

Evening Standard

England legend James Anderson eyeing shock return to white-ball cricket

Anderson took 704 wickets in 188 matches, making him the most prolific fast bowler in Test history

The Independent UK

Former England batter Graham Thorpe was struck by train, inquest told

Thorpe died on August 4, aged 55, having suffered “traumatic injuries” during the incident at Esher railway station, Surrey Coroner’s Court heard.

The Independent UK

England cricketer Graham Thorpe died after being hit by train, inquest hears

Thorpe died this month at the age of 55, having represented England 182 times on the cricket field

The Independent UK

PFA Player of the Year nominees: Cole Palmer and Martin Odegaard join Man City trio on six-man award shortlist

Aston Villa and England striker Ollie Watkins is also nominated for prestigious honour currently held by Erling Haaland

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England goalkeeper Mary Earps to receive waxwork figure at Madame Tussauds after topping poll

Earps said it is ‘incredibly special’ to be the first-ever female footballer to feature at the attraction

The Independent UK

England withdraw Chris Woakes from Hundred over injury fears

England have withdrawn Chris Woakes after Ben Stokes suffered injury in the Hundred

The Guardian - UK

Electricity ‘superhighway’ between Scotland and England to go ahead

£3.4bn subsea cable will transmit renewable electricity from Scottish windfarms to 2m homes in England

The National (Scotland)

Electric 'super highway' between Scotland and England given green light

OFGEM has approved a £3.4 billion electricity “super highway” between Scotland and England...

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Big European cities with one major football club

There are no crosstown rivalries where these teams are concerned

The Guardian - UK

Nearly half of England’s GP surgeries taking industrial action, survey finds

One in four practices capping number of patients a doctor sees to 25 a day amid first action in 60 years

The Guardian - UK

Education secretary warns of ‘baked-in’ inequality in English school system

Bridget Phillipson says she is determined to reduce attainment gap as teenagers anticipate A-level results

The Independent UK

James Anderson considers shock return to white-ball cricket

Anderson, the most prolific fast bowler in Test history, retired from England duty in emotional scenes at Lord’s last month.

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Anderson eyes T20 franchise foray as strike bowler at age of 42

England’s record Test wicket-taker Jimmy Anderson said he is keen to ‘give something back’ to Lancashire and he doesn’t feel 42

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Anderson eyes T20 franchise foray as strike bowler

England’s record Test wicket-taker Jimmy Anderson said he is keen to ‘give something back’ to Lancashire and added he doesn’t feel 42

The National (Scotland)

Boy, 12, believed to be youngest convicted over far-right riots in England

A 12-year-old boy is believed to have become the youngest person to be convicted of a criminal offence in connection with far-right rioting in…

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