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Martin Lewis admits why he won't be re-applying to join the House of Lords after being turned down

The consumer champ was rejected last year as he could not commit enough time

Manchester Evening News

Readers reply: why is the surname Farmer uncommon when there were so many farmers for so long?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

‘A big day’: Lincolnshire villagers hail return of Haxey Hood game

Thousands gather as centuries-old rough-and-tumble contest is held for first time since pandemic

The Guardian - UK

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Doctor Who's Jodie Whittaker says playing a time lord makes her feel 25 again

The actress, who became the first female to land the role, said the Doctor’s energy and excitement spreads into her real life as she makes her final outing

Daily Mirror

Jarring end halts England’s brave chase as India icon Jhulan Goswami bids farewell in Women’s ODI win

As the curtain fell on the extraordinary international career of Jhulan Goswami, this cannot have been how she envisioned leaving the field for the final time.

Evening Standard

'My 50th year at the Labour conference - and for my sins I will be back again'

This is the beating heart of honest, awkward, idealistic, funny, cynical, romantic British politics, writes Paul Routledge as he recalls half a century of long speeches, block votes and late nights drinking

Daily Mirror

England’s ageless pace pair key to ending memorable summer in style

South Africa likely revert to their four-man pace attack while Harry Brook makes his England debut in the deciding Test

The Guardian - UK

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‘In the place of creation there was only fear’: Oliver Mol rides to recovery in his memoir Train Lord

Oliver Mol’s Train Lord is a sequence of personal essays journeying around and into a ten-month episode of intense physical and psychic pain. Yet from the opening page of this compelling work, we are carried along by a humour and vitality that reads as courage.

The Conversation

The Hundred blares out hits and misses for its difficult second album

TV viewing figures are down, but attendances held up despite men’s competition enduring a sluggish sophomore year

The Guardian - UK

Bairstow and England on top after Broad and Anderson skittle South Africa

Jonny Bairstow and Zak Crawley were unbeaten at stumps as England closed in on South Africa’s first-innings total of 151 in the second Test

The Guardian - UK

Test of Brendon McCullum’s coaching mettle starts now with shaky England

Bazball was only ever a bit of fun – the remaining South Africa matches will tell us more about the coach’s real plans

The Guardian - UK

Matt Prior urges England to "go for it" against South Africa's quicks after Lord's loss

EXCLUSIVE: Brendon McCullum says his team didn't go hard enough at South Africa in their first Test defeat and former England player Matt Prior agrees with the coach's assessment.

Daily Mirror

Lord’s turns red for Ruth Strauss Foundation on day two of England vs South Africa

Red for Ruth has become an annual event in which the home of cricket is transformed in colour to raise money for the Ruth Strauss Foundation

The Independent UK

Jack Leach: ‘It’s been a nice realisation that maybe my ceiling is higher’

England spinner suffered concussion this summer but won his coach’s praise and tells Felix White he has a new sense of worth in the Test team

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Evening Standard

England vs India: Jos Buttler must summon World Cup spirit in fresh ODI challenge

July 14, Lord’s, is a date and location with a place in English cricket history. On Thursday, three years on from the most unforgettable World Cup final, England are back at the home of cricket for an ODI.

Evening Standard

Jasprit Bumrah brilliance leaves England in trouble in Fifth Test vs India

Time travel jokes are banned here at Edgbaston, too obvious given the context of this delayed Fifth Test of last summer’s series.

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Rumour Has It Regé-Jean Page Is ‘In Talks’ About Making A Bridgerton Comeback Please, Lord

Removing my pantyhose as we speak.

Salon

5 horrifying Boy Scout abuse doc moments

Hulu's two-hour film revisits the rampant sexual abuse that took place within the Boy Scouts of America for decades

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The Guardian - UK

New Zealand take charge of second Test with England left to rue missed chances

The tourists cantered to 318 for four at Trent Bridge, with four dropped catches in the field leaving Ben Stokes frustrated

Daily Mirror

Birthday boy Ben Stokes comes to party as England look to Joe Root for happy ending

Presented with a card signed by his team-mates in the huddle before start of play, Stokes unfurled a mix of the brilliant and the bizarre - including three sixes and being reprieved by a no-ball

The Hindu

Lords Test | 17 wickets fall on Day 1 as England reach 116/7 vs New Zealand, trail by 16

A total of 17 wickets fell on the first day of the Lords Test between England and New Zealand as the Black Caps were first dismissed for 132 and then the hosts limped to 116 for 7

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand fightback has England in trouble after new era’s bright morning

England began the Ben Stokes era with a chaotic day of cricket at Lord’s, 17 wickets tumbling on a frantic start to their first Test against New Zealand

Daily Mirror

Shane Warne's son teases late dad over his teeth as MCC pay permanent Lord's tribute

Shane Warne tragically passed away in March at the age of 52 and Sky Sports have paid tribute to the much loved commentator by renaming their commentary box at Lord's after him

Daily Mirror

Where Eurovision winners are now - awkward split, tragedy and working in Tesco

Sam Ryder is hoping that he can win Eurovision 2022 for the UK, but what happened to those talented singers who impressed millions such as Conchita Wurst and Lordi

The Independent UK

‘Honoured’ Ben Stokes ‘excited’ to lead England after taking on Test captaincy

Stokes replaces Joe Root in the role

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