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The Daily Telegraph also leads with the decision on prostate cancer screening, saying the former Prime Minister Lord David Cameron “attacks plans” after he revealed last year he had been treated for the cancer. Also on its front page, a photo of Dame Helen Mirren who the paper says experienced an “anti-Semitic street attack”, which the police are treating as a hate crime.

Lionel Messi will play in a sixth World Cup as he captains holders Argentina at the 2026 tournament.The 38-year-old forward, who led his country to a third World Cup triumph in Qatar with a penalty shootout victory over France four years ago, was named in Lionel Scaloni’s 26-man squad on Thursday.With 26 appearances, Messi holds the current record for the most World Cup matches by any player – and will join Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, as the only male players to appear in a sixth edition of football’s biggest event this summer.Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez, who was named the…

Labour ministers have been accused of attempting to withhold messages with Lord Peter Mandelson from Parliament.Following the Conservative’s’ Humble Address back in February, Government officials of all levels, from ministers to mandarins, were required to give up their private correspondence with the New Labour titan.But, when top politicians were approached to disclose the information, it was said ministers were hesitant to relinquish their grasp on the texts.After ministers allegedly refused to hand over the messages, the Cabinet Office is said to have been forced to ask twice for the communications, insider sources told The Telegraph.First, they were asked for messages…

Police officers across England and Wales have reacted angrily after new pension regulations reduced retirement lump sum payments by close to five per cent.The changes came into effect on May 22 and affect officers retiring under the 1987 Police Pension Scheme.Under the revised calculations, officers retiring now are receiving substantially lower lump sum payments than colleagues who left the force days earlier despite giving up the same level of monthly pension income.The 1987 Pension Scheme is a final salary arrangement covering officers who joined the police service before April 2006.The scheme allows members to exchange part of their annual pension…

For the third year in a row, Littler finished top of the Premier League standings.He went on to reach the final for the third consecutive year and has won the title in two of them. He set a new record for night wins in the league phase in 2025 and matched that tally of six in 2026. Despite that, Littler said he felt like he did not want to “go to the next Premier League night”.He added: “Tonight was one of those wins where I had to get it done. Even sat at home, I didn’t want to go out.…

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Republic of Ireland midfielder Jamie McGrath says he expects the controversy surrounding the side’s upcoming Israel fixtures to “heat up” after Thursday’s friendly win over Qatar was disrupted. The Aviva Stadium game – which the Republic of Ireland won 1-0 thanks to Nathan Collins’ early header – was twice briefly interrupted in the first half when home fans threw tennis balls featuring the Palestine flag on to the pitch.After the game, RTE reported that protesters were ejected from the ground, and McGrath expects more backlash before the Republic of Ireland face Israel in a neutral venue on 27 September and…