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Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper calls for “tougher new sanctions” to be placed on Russia following her probe into the death of Navalny, Metro reports. Meanwhile, a “golden moment of history” at the Winter Olympics features large at the top of the paper’s front page, with snowboarders Charlotte Banks and Huw Nightingale celebrating “Britain’s first ever Winter Olympic gold on snow”A photograph of the “daily life in Kyiv”, depicting people lining up for food in the cold weather, takes up the entire front page of the Independent. “It’s dark, it’s cold … it’s endless”, is the paper’s headline. It says people…
Murillo has suitors in London and on Merseyside, his Nottingham Forest team-mate Morgan Gibbs-White could be heading to Manchester City, and Everton remain keen on Fulham’s Harry Wilson.Nottingham Forest defender Murillo is set to leave the club this summer with Chelsea showing firm interest and Liverpool also considering making a move for the 23-year-old Brazilian. (Teamtalk), externalNapoli have opened talks with the representatives of Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay, 29, about extending his stay in Italy to 2030. (Corriere dello Sport – in Italian), externalManchester City have been told they will have to pay £60-70m to prise England midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White,…
“To meet the wider threat, it’s clear that we are going to have to spend more, faster,” Sir Keir said. “We’ve shown our collective intent in this regard as well, with the historic agreement to increase spending to 5% on security and defence. And we’re prepared to explore innovative solutions.”
Team GB’s Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby produce a season’s best score of 66.07 in the pairs skating short programme event to qualify for the free dance at the 2026 Winter’s Olympics.FOLLOW LIVE: Winter Olympics – day nineAvailable to UK users only.
US breakfast show host Savannah Guthrie has issued a fresh plea to her mother’s apparent kidnappers in a new video.In the emotional clip, the Today show host urged Nancy Guthrie’s captor to “do the right thing” and vowed the family “still have hope”.”It is never too late to do the right thing,” she adds in the tearful video.”We believe in the essential goodness of every human being. It’s never too late.”WATCH THE CLIP ABOVE FOR MORE
However, the Schoolwear Association – which represents the uniform industry – said new legislation had caused confusion in both retailers and schools, adding government plans could mean parents spend more on replacing lower-quality generic garments, which might not last as long as branded items.
England wing Henry Arundell will face a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday after his red card in the 31-20 Six Nations defeat by Scotland.Arundell was sin-binned for not releasing his opponent early on in the match and then received a second yellow for taking out Kyle Steyn in the air.The Bath wing received an automatic 20-minute red card that meant his team-mates played with 14 men for a total of 30 minutes.The 23-year-old has scored four tries in two games – a hat-trick against Wales and England’s opening try at Murrayfield.Arundell’s decision-making was criticised by former England scrum-half Matt Dawson in…
Sir Keir Starmer has revealed plans for a host of new internet restrictions in a bid to “protect children online”.The Prime Minister declared last night he would move to implement a set of new bans to block young people from accessing “harmful” parts of the internet. Under his proposals, young people will be blocked from using VPNs to access pornography.Restrictions on children interacting with AI “chatbots” are also being considered.A consultation on banning under-18s from social media and limiting “infinite scrolling” will also begin in March. Sir Keir said: “As a dad of two teenagers, I know the challenges and…
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A birdie at the last hole saw Collin Morikawa take victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am – his first PGA Tour win in more than two years.Having been two ahead with two to play, the American’s lead disappeared as Australian Min Woo Lee birdied 18, before Morikawa bogeyed the penultimate hole himself.Locked at 21-under, the pair were soon joined by Austrian Sepp Straka and a play-off looked a possibility.But following a 20-minute wait to play his second shot as Jacob Bridgeman battled strong winds up ahead, Morikawa found the green and then left himself a short putt to card…