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County Championship: Northants frustrated by rain in Derbyshire draw
BBC Sport·18 Sept 2026
- Published Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, cinch County Ground, Northampton (day four) Derbyshire 372 & 286: Andersson 62; Guthrie 3-61 Northamptonshire 310 & 326-6: Vasconcelos 132...
Patrick Vieira: Senegal job an 'absolute dream' for former Arsenal midfielder
BBC Sport·18 Sept 2026
- Published Patrick Vieira says it is "an honour" to become Senegal head coach, with the decision to take the job "one from the heart".
‘In almost every French game, there’s theatre’: Dean Richards on bringing joie de vivre back to English rugby
Sport | The Guardianby Robert Kitson·18 Sept 2026
Turn up at Castle Park in Doncaster this week and, bang on cue, a pony and trap is being driven in stately fashion down the nearby main road.
Sensitive UK police data vulnerable to ‘compromise’ by US government and foreign actors
World news | The Guardianby Aisha Down·18 Sept 2026
Vast troves of highly sensitive police data are lying on Microsoft cloud platforms which an official UK security assessment deemed to be vulnerable to “compromise” by foreign actors and the US...
BORIS JOHNSON: Britain must help free Imran Khan from his jail cell
Mail Onlineby Boris Johnson·18 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source In a small, dank, insect-infested cell in a Pakistani jail, a 73-year-old man is waiting to die.
We wanted to let Max Dowman bloom in the shadows but he has become hard to ignore | Barney Ronay
Sport | The Guardianby Barney Ronay·18 Sept 2026
The poet Jorge Luis Borges wrote a famous short story about a society that had become so good at making maps, so obsessed with capturing every detail, that its rulers decided the only way to do the...
Anthony Page obituary
The Guardianby Michael Coveney·18 Sept 2026
Anthony Page, who has died aged 90, was one of a group of talented and individual – sometimes wilful – directors who helped establish the English Stage Company at the Royal Court in London at the...
Alfonso Thomas: Points deduction 'spurs' Leicestershire on in relegation battle
BBC Sportby Andrew Aloia; Adam Whitty·18 Sept 2026
- Published The 27-point deduction that has Leicestershire on the brink of County Championship relegation is what is fuelling their fight for survival, says Foxes head coach Alfonso Thomas.
Peter de Caluwe to become Salzburg Festival artistic director in October 2027
The Independentby Ronald Blum·18 Sept 2026
Peter de Caluwe will become artistic director of the Salzburg Festival in October 2027, assuming one of the arts world's most influential jobs after an innovative tenure at Brussels’ La Monnaie...
A Very British Cult: Three men lose appeal for harrassing BBC journalist over documentary
BBC Newsby Amy Johnston·18 Sept 2026
- Published Three men have lost their appeal for harassing BBC journalist Catrin Nye, who presented the podcast series and documentary, A Very British Cult.
Protests planned outside Ed Sheeran’s concert as ticket prices plummet
The Independentby Pierra Willix·18 Sept 2026
Pro-Palestine demonstrations are planned outside the stadium where Ed Sheeran is set to perform on Saturday as fury over Macklemore being dropped from the tour endures.
Earl Spencer insists ‘I am telling the truth’ over explosive Diana book
The Independentby Harriette Boucher·18 Sept 2026
Earl Spencer has insisted he is “telling the truth” about a claim in his new book that the King told him that his sister Diana would be forgotten “soon enough” following her death.
Case not proven: Trent Alexander-Arnold’s England recall is based on patchy evidence
Football | The Guardianby Sid Lowe in Madrid·18 Sept 2026
Thomas Tuchel said Trent Alexander Arnold had enjoyed a good start to the season, which came as news to those in England who have not been watching him at Real Madrid.
Energy bills are rising in October – can solar panels offset the increase?
The Independentby Jeff Meyer·18 Sept 2026
Households are facing yet another increase in energy bills this autumn, with Ofgem’s energy price cap rising by 4 per cent from 1 October.
The Guardian view on NAZA’s persecuted directors: journalism is not treason | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·18 Sept 2026
Across Israel, politicians, military leaders and much of the media are trying to discredit a documentary that almost none of them have seen.
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BBC Sportby George O'Neill; Clive Lindsay·18 Sept 2026
- Published It's the final round of Scottish Premiership games before a long international break, but who will be left brooding for three weeks and who will head there with the luxury of a...
Republic of Ireland v Israel: FAI says Uefa rejected request to keep teams separate in future draws
BBC Sport·18 Sept 2026
- Published Football Association of Ireland chief executive David Courell says it had a request to keep the Republic of Ireland and Israel separate in future competition draws rejected by Uefa.
In 'If I Go Will They Miss Me,' a family seeks healing under the LAX flight path
The Independentby Leslie Ambriz·18 Sept 2026
Six years ago, jet fuel was dumped from the sky onto a working-class city near Los Angeles International Airport, spattering onto children at an elementary school.
Top Missouri prosecutor, 53, dies by suicide in COURT
Mail Onlineby Joe Hutchison·18 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A Missouri prosecutor took his own life inside a county courthouse, forcing investigators to seal the building.
County Championship: Rain denies Middlesex chance to beat Gloucestershire
BBC Sport·18 Sept 2026
- Published Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (day four) Middlesex 326 & 326: Duke 94, Robson 92; Langridge 5-87 Gloucestershire 296: Ahmed 90* & 145-9: Ahmed...
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