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Scotland have lost only one of their past 15 matches against Italy, but that came on their last visit to the Stadio Olimpico in 2024.That was another Scottish second-half collapse as the hosts came from behind to win 31-29.Townsend is not underestimating the Italians as the Scots aim to start well before facing England at Murrayfield and Wales in Cardiff.”It’s a tough one to play away from home against a team that’s been more than competitive,” Townsend said.”We’ve had some real tough battles with them. They beat us in Rome two years ago. They’re getting sell-outs in that stadium now.…

A Bradford NHS trust is recruiting a nurse dedicated to treating inter-family couples – despite a major outcry over the practice.Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has advertised a position for a “close relationship marriage nurse”.The job description said the successful candidate would “provide comprehensive care support to families who have recently had a baby and are close relatives”.The posting includes cousins, uncles, aunts, and other close-relatives as examples.While it is illegal to marry many close relatives in the UK, first-cousin marriage remains legal.Ministers have faced mounting calls to ban the practice in recent years over serious health concerns.Tory frontbencher…

This is the moment a furious GB News clash broke out after Britain’s Chagos deal was branded “traitorous”.Ex-Thatcher aide Nile Gardiner had told Bev Turner of his opposition to the giveaway while political commentator Matthew Stadlen was waiting to appear on The Late Show Live. Later, Mr Stadlen and Bev locked horns on Mr Gardiner’s remarks, with the former condemning the GB News host for not pushing back.”To describe him as a traitor over the Chagos deal – now backed by Trump – for you, Bev, not to push back on that… Come on! Starmer is not a traitor,” Mr…

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In a report, she wrote: “The government should look closely at its plans for SEND funding, particularly the discrepancies between local authorities, the potential to ringfence budgets, and investment in early years to prevent children’s needs escalating.”

Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali is a target for Juventus, Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo has a release clause in his Al-Nassr contract and Napoli are set to hold talks to extend Scott McTominay’s contract.Newcastle United and Italy midfielder Sandro Tonali, 25, is Serie A side Juventus’ top transfer target for the summer. (Gazzetta dello Sport – in Italian) , external Barcelona are considering offering 37-year-old Poland striker Robert Lewandowski, whose deal with them runs out in the summer, a contract extension for another season but on reduced wages. (ESPN), externalPortugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo’s future at Al-Nassr is in doubt and…

James Orr has teased that Reform UK will see “more” defections to their party ahead of the May elections.Speaking to GB News, Nigel Farage’s Senior Advisor predicted that the party will make “huge inroads” on Labour heartlands as voters head to the ballot box in three months’ time.Ahead of May’s election, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveiled his party’s new Welsh leader, Dan Thomas.The Welsh-born ex-Tory addressed the crowd ahead of the Senedd elections, declaring he has “come back to where I belong”.Highlighting why Reform UK’s success will be so important in Wales, Mr Orr told GB News: “Well, it’s…

The jury saw two very different reactions to the collision when they were shown footage from the Stena Immaculate, the ship that was anchored 14 nautical miles off the Humber estuary, and footage from the Solong, the cargo ship captained by Vladimir Motin that ploughed into it, Detective Chief Superintendent Craig Nicholson said.

With Farrell rolling the dice in his selection – dropping James Lowe as well as giving Cian Prendergast a rare start – there were interesting subplots aplenty as the game neared. Such was the nature of the Paris performance, however, that few such themes could be given fair scrutiny. Ireland had picked a team to compete in the air but rarely challenged in that regard with the new-look back three of Jamie Osborne, Tommy O’Brien and Jacob Stockdale largely on the periphery.While the loss of both usual starting props to injury, as well as two back-ups on the loose-head side,…

Tesco has apologised for putting up Welsh bilingual signs in a Cornwall supermarket.A branch in Helston raised signs directing shoppers towards “psygod and tatws melys” – Welsh for fish and sweet potato.Councillor Loveday Jenkin, a leading member of Cornish nationalist party Mebyon Kernow, said she was pleased Tesco put up bilingual signs.She then jabbed: “But it would have been more exciting if they had been in Cornish rather than Welsh.”She thanked customer service at the Helston Tesco – which happens to be her local – to thank them for their effort.Mrs Jenkin said some words are similar across the two…