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‘It wasn’t an error’: Ofqual boss defends regulator after withdrawn data row

Ian Bauckham says data apparently showing soaring extra time in A-levels and GCSEs was misunderstood, not wrong

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of NHS England waiting list patients yet to have initial appointment

MBI Health’s analysis found around 70% of referrals to treatment pathways fall into the category of being unseen.

Evening Standard

Women's Rugby World Cup 2025: Latest results, final fixtures, and pool standings as Red Roses into final

High expectations as England bid to win on home soil

Evening Standard

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‘He was angry’: India admit wind-up strategy to disrupt Joe Root’s batting

Prasidh Krishna said he didn’t expect such a big reaction from the former England captain after ‘just a little bit of banter’

The Guardian - UK

England assistant coach Marcus Trescothick left unimpressed with India’s tactics

Joe Root and Ben Duckett were involved in flashpoints during a chaotic second day at the Kia Oval.

The Independent UK

Three million on NHS England waiting lists have had no care since GP referral

Exclusive: Data reveals ‘invisible crisis’ with millions yet to have first specialist appointment or diagnostic test

The Guardian - UK

India rock England on Day Two of latest fractious Test

Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj took four wickets each as India fought back in the fifth Test against England.

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Gus Atkinson punches ticket to Ashes as obvious key peg in England’s attack

Bowler may look like forgotten sixth member of a boyband but he made a decisive statement at key time against India

The Guardian - UK

Tensions threaten to boil over as England and India seek edge in series decider

India ended the day 52 ahead on 75 for two.

The Independent UK

England squander chance to take control as tetchy final Test heads for close finish

India were skittled by Gus Atkinson in the morning to be bowled out for 224, but then hit back to dismiss England for 247, on the second day at the Oval

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root loses his cool as India’s last throw of the dice keeps Test series on a knife edge

From the brink of no return in this riveting five-match Test series, India kept themselves in the battle as more fiery flashpoints emerged in England’s first innings on day two

The Independent UK

Graham Thorpe remembered by England amid joy and sorrow of fifth Test

Players and fans wore headbands in tribute to the former England batter on a day of riveting cricket against India

The Guardian - UK

Women's Rugby World Cup: How to buy tickets, admission prices, tournament dates, and venues

The 16-team competition is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of supporters

Evening Standard

Police pay rise: Officers’ salary to increase 4.2% in England and Wales

It will apply to all ranks up to and including chief superintendent

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The Guardian - UK

Your Guardian sport weekend: England v India, F1 in Hungary and Women’s Open

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

Sports Illustrated

‘Over the Moon’—Wrexham Announce Arrival of England International

Wrexham are reportedly preparing to break their club-record transfer for a third time this summer.

Euronews

UK ninja sword ban begins as 1,000 bladed weapons surrendered in national amnesty

From 1 August, it is now illegal to own, sell or import ninja swords in England and Wales, with possession in public carrying up to four years in prison.

Evening Standard

Tensions threaten to boil over as India lead England narrowly in frosty series decider

Three Lions dropped key balls late on as bad light ended play after 18 overs

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The Conversation

The Victorian sportswomen who had to fight misogynistic abuse, just like the Lionesses

Much of England has been celebrating the Lionesses’ historic win at the Uefa European Women’s Championship – the first time a senior England football team has won a major championship abroad and retained a major trophy. However, not everyone was pleased.

The Guardian - UK

Storm Floris to hit UK on Monday with unseasonably strong winds forecast

Yellow weather warning for wind in Scotland, Northern Ireland, north Wales and north of England from 6am

The Independent UK

Tempers flare as England and India battle for control of fifth Test

The hosts reached tea on 215 for seven.

Evening Standard

England are undisputed Queens of Europe, but can they rule the world?

The Lionesses kept their crown in stunning fashion and now want to get their hands on the biggest trophy of all

The Independent UK

England fear Chris Woakes will miss Ashes after suffering dislocated shoulder

Woakes left the field with his left arm in a makeshift sling late on the first evening after taking a painful tumble at the boundary edge.

The Independent UK

Joe Root clashes with Prasidh Krishna in another fiery England-India confrontation

The England batsman was irked by the India bowler and the pair exchanged words out in the middle

The Guardian - UK

Full-backs and future stars: the issues facing Lionesses before World Cup bid

Attention has quickly turned towards Brazil 2027, but how will Sarina Wiegman’s team evolve before then?

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