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England defender Marc Guehi will be assessed on Friday to see if he is fit to play in Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final against Norway.The centre-back has a slight hamstring injury following England’s 3-2 victory over Mexico in the last 16 at the Azteca Stadium.Meanwhile, right-back Reece James returned to training as expected on Thursday and is in contention for the game, but Declan Rice did not train again because of a sickness bug.Initially it was hoped that Guehi was carrying muscular fatigue and that he would be fit to face Norway.But it is understood the Manchester City defender has a…

Plans to stop vapes being marketed to children have been unveiled as part of a UK-wide consultation to introduce plain packaging, stop the use of enticing flavour descriptions and move vapes out of sight in shops.Health Secretary James Murray said it was clear too many young people were being lured into experimenting. Under the proposals, packging would need to be bland, with limits on what imagery and branding could be used. Names relating to confectionery, sweets, desserts and alcohol would be banned to make products less appealing to children.There is no legitimate reason for nicotine products to come in neon…

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has revealed how the Reds laid on a private jet and food for Kylian Mbappe and his family in an attempt to sign the France striker before he opted to join Paris St-Germain in 2017.The German said it was the “most expensive non-transfer” the club had invested in, as they courted the then-Monaco forward, now aged 27.Speaking before France beat Morocco to reach the World Cup semi-finals, Klopp – who is working for Magenta TV as a pundit at the tournament – said the Real Madrid man had been wanted by Liverpool.He went on to…

A man has been charged with incitement to hatred over an effigy of a mosque and Isis terrorist atop a bonfire in Northern Ireland.The bonfire, in Moygashel in County Tyrone, had become the centre of a row yesterday after the display was first seen.It displayed a mosque with the words “Islamic fascism” written in Arabic on the side, an effigy of a man holding an Isis flag and a knife, and signs reading “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam”.The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) then arrested a 56-year-old man on suspicion of displaying threatening, abusive…

People tagged are placed under strict conditions as part of their punishment.This can include having to remain in a specific area or sticking to a curfew. If someone breaches their conditions, it can result in a formal warning, being taken back to court, or an immediate return to prison.Earlier this year, the Ministry of Justice announced plans to significantly expand electronic monitoring as part of the Sentencing Act 2026, which aims to ease prison pressures by managing more offenders in the community.Thousands more prisoners may be released early from autumn this year as part of the new law. Reports suggest…

Before the game against Morocco, former England striker Ian Wright called Deschamps’ side “one of the most clear favourites for a World Cup tournament I have ever seen”.After a dominant victory in Boston, in which France had 22 attempts compared to only five from Morocco, who had their only shot on target in the 83rd minute, Wright remained impressed.”It is difficult to see the weakness,” said Wright. “If Spain get through they have the quality to maybe pass through them and maybe the pace of Lamine Yamal to try and punish them, but France look imperious. Then you have got…

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The current heatwave is not expected to break any daily temperature records, however, on Thursday the Met Office announced there have been eight days in 2026 where the heat has reached or exceeded 34C. There were two in the May heatwave, four in June’s and so far two in this one, which is a record for the calendar year, surpassing 1976 and 2020. A further 34C plus reading is anticipated on Friday. During June’s heatwave, temperatures peaked at 37.7C in Lingwood, Norfolk, smashing the previous June record of 35.6C.Wales also recorded its hottest June day with 35.9C in Cardiff, while…

Whether or not France’s World Cup campaign ends with a third world title, few will remember Kylian Mbappe’s penalty miss in their quarter-final victory over Morocco.The match in Foxborough was goalless when Mbappe was fouled by Noussair Mazraoui. The France captain stuttered in his run up, looked up at goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, and saw his tame penalty easily saved.Mbappe made amends on the hour mark when his sensational curling effort broke a stubborn Morocco defence, before Ousmane Dembele doubled France’s lead six minutes later to secure a 2-0 win.But his earlier blunder, uncharacteristic for the joint-top scorer in this tournament,…