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Contest to replace Boris Johnson begins, opponents demand he goes now

As many as a dozen candidates were on Friday eyeing up replacing Boris Johnson as British prime minister after he was forced to quit by his own party, with opponents saying they want him out of Downing Street immediately.

Reuters

Factbox: If UK PM Boris Johnson is ousted, who could replace him?

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was clinging to power on Wednesday, gravely wounded by the resignation of ministers who said he was not fit to govern and with a growing number of lawmakers calling for him to go.

Reuters

More than a million pack London's streets for Pride parade

More than a million people flocked to central London on Saturday for a record-breaking 50th-anniversary Pride parade.

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‘It feels amazing’: revellers young and old celebrate Pride in London

The parade, celebrating its 50th anniversary, is led by the Gay Liberation Front, which organised the first UK protest in 1972

The Guardian - UK

Jack Leach reverses his England fortunes with five-star display

The spinner’s lucky dismissal of Henry Nicholls was pivotal as he went on to pick up five Test wickets for the first time on home soil

The Guardian - UK

Jack Leach passes key England test against New Zealand with pressure mounting on squad place

It would be easy to assume that Jack Leach is not a cricketer who would fit with Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes’ mantra of all-out attack. You would think that they might fancy a wrist-spinner, or at the very least an aggressive off-spinner, not a slow left-armer.

Evening Standard

Jack Leach claims cricket is "stupid" after taking very strange wicket vs New Zealand

Jack Leach picked up a truly bizarre wicket in the final Test between England and New Zealand when Henry Nicholls was caught after the ball ricocheted off his own teammate's bat

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The Hindu

Jack Leach pleased with good luck but admits freak dismissal no collector’s item

New Zealand closed the opening day of the final Test against England on 225 for five after Henry Nicholls was dismissed in bizarre fashion.

The Independent UK

Jack Leach’s lucky England wicket showcases randomness of Test cricket

Nicholls’s dismissal happened for no reason but the fluke would not have stood out in the artificial shorter formats

The Guardian - UK

5 talking points as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach star before New Zealand fightback

New Zealand ended day one of the third and final Test against England on 225-5 after an impressive partnership between Darrell Mitchell and Tom Blundell

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad stars on day one for England but error of judgement proves costly

(New Zealand 225-5, England yet to bat): Broad kept a week of celebrations going strong by striking before a run had been added and followed with the key scalp of Kane Williamson

The Independent UK

New Zealand’s Mitchell and Blundell hold up England’s charge in third Test

New Zealand were reduced to 123 for five by England but gritty batting from Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell helped the visitors finish the day with an additional 102 runs for no further loss

The Guardian - UK

Familiar foes Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell frustrate England on first day of third New Zealand Test

When England lost the toss on a straw-coloured pitch, under cloudless skies, Stuart Broad, the leader of their attack, was heard groaning loudly as he ran off to get his bowling boots on. On every level, it looked a batting day.

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England and New Zealand share spoils on topsy-turvy first day of third Test

England bowled well on day one of the final Test against New Zealand, before a familiar fightback from Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell saw the visitors reach the close of play on 225-5

The Hindu

NZ vs ENG, Third Test: Broad at the double before New Zealand lose Nicholls to freak dismissal

New Zealand were 123 for five at tea, with Stuart Broad removing Tom Latham in the first over of the match

Daily Mirror

Henry Nicholls out in bizarre fashion as Jack Leach takes one of luckiest wickets ever

New Zealand batter Henry Nicholls was out for 19 in bizarre fashion when the ball was caught after deflecting off his own teammate's bat

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad double and freak dismissal helps put England on top at Headingley

New Zealand were 123 for five at tea on day one

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Reuters

Strikes cripple Britain's railways, BA staff vote for walkout

Strikes crippled Britain's rail network for the second day this week and staff at British Airways voted for a walkout on Thursday amid warnings the country was facing a summer of industrial discontent.

Reuters

UK sets out planned change to law to minimise impact of strikes

The British government set out planned changes to law on Thursday that would make it easier for businesses to use temporary staff to minimise the impact of strike action.

ABC News

Prince Charles is attending his first CHOGM as future Commonwealth head, but the UK's Rwanda deal could make it awkward

Inspired by Australia, the United Kingdom is trying to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda for offshore processing. Prince Charles is reportedly opposed to the idea, and it could make this week's Commonwealth leaders meeting in Rwanda uncomfortable for the future king.

Reuters

Biggest rail strike in 30 years brings UK to standstill

Britain's biggest rail strike in 30 years kicked off on Tuesday as tens of thousands of staff walked out in a dispute over pay and jobs that could pave the way for widespread industrial action across the economy in the coming months.

Reuters

Britain to fight legal challenges against Rwandan immigration plan

Britain will fight any legal challenges against its policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and is confident that flights will be able to take off in future, a senior British minister said on Wednesday.

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes help England seal stunning victory

England have completed a remarkable series victory over New Zealand after Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes shared a brutal 179-run partnership

Reuters

UK migrant flight to Rwanda grounded as European Court steps in

Britain's first flight to take asylum seekers to Rwanda did not take off as scheduled on Tuesday after the European human rights court issued last-minute injunctions to stop the deportation of the handful of migrants on board.

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