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UK measles outbreaks: why are cases rising and vaccination rates falling?

Covid confusion, debunked link to autism and lack of NHS funding all contributing to rise in this serious disease

The Guardian - UK

Steven Caulker: ‘I had to hit rock bottom to be where I am today’

The player-manager of Málaga City talks to Sid Lowe about depression, addiction and rediscovering his love for football in Spain

The Guardian - UK

Ajax desperately need a leader but time will tell if Jordan Henderson fits the bill

England midfielder must inspire a young and underachieving squad if he is to help Dutch club become a force in Europe once again

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Anxiety, poverty and undiagnosed special needs fuel spiralling levels of school truancy

More than a fifth of students in England were 'persistently absent' last year

Evening Standard

Gonorrhoea found to be on rise in nearly every council area in England and Wales

Increase in syphilis also recorded in most council areas as sexual health services face greater demand, says LGA report

The Guardian - UK

Storm Isha to cause major disruption as part of wet and windier weekend

The Met Office has issued amber weather warnings for wind for northern and western England, Wales, Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland.

Evening Standard

Tell us: have you experienced issues with extending leases or high ground rents?

We would like to hear from people in England and Wales who have had issues trying to extend their leases – and those experiencing exorbitant ground rents

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Steve Borthwick says English rugby has turned a corner, but has it really?

The England coach sees cause for optimism at domestic and international level yet it is too early to claim everything is rosy

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Bayern Munich interested in signing Newcastle right-back Kieran Trippier

Bayern Munich are reportedly interested in signing Newcastle and England right-back Kieran Trippier, with talks intensifying over the last two days.

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West Ham to win race for Manchester City Kalvin Phillips, with loan-to-buy deal: report

West Ham are looking at bringing in Kalvin Phillips, with the midfielder hoping to escape Manchester CIty in search of game-time ahead of the Euros

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'He's got a big ego...': England pacer opens up on Virat Kohli challenge ahead of Test series

NEW DELHI: When facing India, opposing teams prioritise strategising against the run machine Virat Kohli. Teams chalk out plans and bowlers employ various tactics and strategies, aiming to thwart Virat's prolific batting and prevent him from unleashing his full potential on the field.

The Times of India

Cat and dog theft set to be made criminal offence - punishable by five years in prison

Pets are currently considered property under the law and stealing them is covered by the 1968 Theft Act in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Evening Standard

Brickbat: Hot Pursuit

In London, England, retired police officer Norman Brennan faces a £195 fine for hisefforts to stop a shoplifter. Brennan confronted the shoplifter outside a supermarket. When the shoplifter fled, Brennan pursued him in his car and helped catch him. Police fined him £130 ($164.20 U.S.) for driving the wrong way…

Reason

Loot by Tania James review – the incredible tale of a toymaker’s tiger

An automaton and its maker journey from India to England in this cinematic novel of empire, colonialism and romance

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MoJ changes to indefinite jail sentences do not go far enough, says UN expert

Changes to imprisonment for public protection scheme in England and Wales ‘do not tackle the cases of nearly 1,250 prisoners’

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE - 'Dhoni's tips will help me...': Dhruv Jurel, son of Kargil war veteran, is ready for England series

NEW DELHI: Dhruv Chand Jurel became a household name in Agra’s Defence Colony when he captained the India Under-19 team to win the Asia Cup title in September 2019. He was famous as 'Captain Dhruv' in his locality. If you ask for Dhruv there, in the Defence Colony, people will…

International Business Times UK

Ivan Toney Eyes Big Transfer Away From Brentford As He Prepares For Playing Return

Upon the completion of an eight-month football ban for gambling breaches, Ivan Toney has attracted interest from Arsenal and Chelsea.

The Guardian - UK

Areas of England with poorest health have higher rates of poverty, report finds

Analysis of ONS statistics shows one in four ‘economically inactive’ people live in areas with high levels of poor health

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New England captain Jamie George has neck injection to be fit for Six Nations

The Saracens hooker will miss Champions Cup tie against Lyon but is expected to be fit for England’s camp in Girona next week

The Guardian - UK

Review finds libraries in England suffer ‘lack of recognition’ from government

Proposals include the creation of a libraries minister and a high-profile libraries laureate to be the sector’s public champion

The Times of India

England Lions pin India A to mat despite Rajat Patidar's quick 140

NEW DELHI: Despite a dazzling unbeaten ton from Rajat Patidar on the second day of the first unofficial Test, England Lions continued to dominate India A in Ahmedabad on Thursday.

The Times of India

IPL superstardom of some of the players will count to England's benefit: Steven Finn

NEW DELHI: IPL stars need to win over fans with exciting performances if England are to repeat their 2012 triumph in India, believes former pacer-turned-commentator Steven Finn.

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Revealed! What David Seaman said after Ronaldinho's infamous free-kick sealed England’s 2002 World Cup exit

Nigel Martyn was David Seaman’s understudy on the day when Ronaldinho’s lofted free-kick knocked England out of the 2002 World Cup – and has now revealed Safe Hands' reaction

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m not a doctor’: the role physician associates play within NHS

Plans to increase their number in England to plug workforce gaps have been criticised – but their work is valued by hospital colleagues

The Guardian - UK

Nature in England at risk due to government failures, says environment watchdog

Office for Environmental Protection report shows only four of 40 targets for England likely to be achieved

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