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Burnham said: “I am in South Wales today because the answers to the UK’s challenges will not come from an echo chamber. They will come from the places that know their own strengths, and from a government willing to listen and then act.”Good jobs in every community, in every part of the UK. That is what I want every leader in this country signed up to.”He will meet the Welsh government’s deputy first minister Sioned Williams at the visit.Williams said the visit was “a positive example of governments working together to improve people’s lives”.She will call for a “fair share…

So much has happened over the past seven days, including marathon drama, the Dutch Grand Prix and the return of the Premier League.About 11% of quizzers got full marks in last week’s edition. Will you make the grade this week?After more quizzes? Go to our dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages and sign up for notifications to get the latest quizzes sent straight to your device.

Fans have shared memories of the much-loved rugby league legend Sir Billy Boston and signed a book of condolence at his former club Wigan Warriors.Rugby league’s first knight died earlier this week aged 92 surrounded by his closest family, the club said.As well as his achievements on the pitch – including scoring 571 tries in his career – a total surpassed only by Australian legend Brian Bevan in top-class rugby league – Boston has a legion of fans heartbroken at the legend’s death.The club’s kitman, and a lifelong fan who first saw him as a child, and decades later worked…

An inquest has begun into the death of Jason Arday, the former University of Cambridge professor at the centre of a plagiarism row.He was found dead at his home in London on 14 August, days after resigning from his post.His appointment as Cambridge’s youngest ever black professor at the age of 37 in 2023 was hailed at the time as a progressive moment.Senior coroner Dr Julian Morris said on Wednesday: “The various reports have given me reason to suspect that Professor Arday died an unnatural death 12 days ago.” He told London Inner South Coroner’s Court: “It therefore follows that…

Saka returned from the World Cup and after a break rejoined the Arsenal squad, playing his first minutes of this season in the Community Shield, coming on when the Gunners were already leading Manchester City 3-0. His acceleration and sharpness during that cameo was something that was lacking towards the end of last season as the winger looked to help his team get over the line. And after his starring performance against Coventry in the first Premier League game of the season, he hinted that after low minutes at the World Cup and a summer break he felt back to…

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People on hold to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for more than 30 minutes would get £30 off their tax bill under a Reform UK government, Robert Jenrick has announced.Reform’s economy spokesman said HMRC’s treatment of taxpayers was “offensive to working people” and his party would tie the pay of senior HMRC officials to customer service targets.To prevent abuse, the tax credit for phone delays would be limited to two occasions in a given tax year, Jenrick said.HMRC said its customer service had “vastly” improved over the past two years, with average call waiting times now 11 minutes and more…

Azerbaijan side Sabah fight back from 4-2 down on aggregate to beat Hapoel Be’er Sheva of Israel 6-4 on aggregate to secure their place in the main draw of the Champions League for the first time.READ MORE: When is the Champions League draw?Available to UK users only.

People using an HIV charity have been told their “sensitive and personal” health information may have been stolen in a data breach.In an email sent to George House Trust users and seen by the , the Manchester-based organisation said the material had been downloaded by hackers but not published. The breach is part of a wider cyber security incident potentially affecting up to 1,500 charities across the UK.George House Trust said it was investigating and “taking all appropriate steps”.The charity, which was set up in 1985, provides support, advice and information to thousands of people living with HIV.It is unclear…

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