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On the appointment of Edwards, England head coach John Mitchell said: “Since his time with France ended, we have had a conversation about our game, and he expressed an interest in working in an international women’s set-up for the first time.”He has a huge amount of respect for the Red Roses and what we stand for; he sees it as a privilege to join our environment.”His coaching credentials are exceptional and his experience at the highest level of the game speaks for itself. “Defensively, Sarah Hunter is relishing the opportunity to learn from him, alongside the rest of our coaching…

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× You are about to be charged £0.00 * *Your gift has been applied Thank you for subscribing! Axel Rudakubana was charged with multiple assaults against staff at Belmarsh | GB NEWS By Mark White,  Published: 21/09/2026 – 10:49 Updated: 21/09/2026 – 11:04 The fearless champion of Britain, its voices and its values. Join the fight for free speech and fearless journalism. Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here Southport killer Axel Rudakubana has appeared in court charged with multiple assaults on prison officers.The 20-year-old appeared via video link at Westminster Magistrates’ Court after three…

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been slammed by Labour for claiming the UK is “on the slide”.The billionaire blamed excessive taxation, uncontrolled immigration, and a ballooning welfare bill as the main drivers of the nation’s decline.Sir Jim, who resides in Monaco, suggested overtaxing the wealthy would lead to an exodus, saying: “If you tax everybody to death, they’re all going to leave.”Treasury minister Torsten Bell criticised the billionaire for “hating his own country”.Labour’s chair, Bridget Phillipson, went further, questioning whether Sir Jim had any standing to lecture the nation on its economic direction.”I do think you lose the moral high ground…

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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh’s son, James, Earl of Wessex, is beginning his university induction at the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, today.The royal, 18, moved into campus accommodation on Saturday ahead of the week-long introductory programme, which runs until September 25.He has enrolled on a Rural Land & Property Management degree at the institution, which sits in the heart of the Cotswolds.Fellow first-year students will join him for the induction activities, with the formal start of lectures scheduled for the following Monday.The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh’s son, James, Earl of Wessex, is beginning his university induction…

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Chancellor John Healey’s financial wriggle room has been slashed by almost half ahead of his first Budget, a fresh KPMG analysis has warned.The consultancy’s latest economic outlook projects that the Government’s fiscal headroom will shrink to roughly £12billion by the autumn, a sharp drop from the £23.6billion available when the spring forecast was published.The findings heap significant pressure on Mr Healey to either increase taxes or reduce public expenditure when he delivers his Budget on October 28.A combination of surging borrowing costs triggered by the Iran conflict and underwhelming economic growth is behind the deterioration.The Chancellor faces ‘reduced’ fiscal headroom…

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Richard Hammond has shared a deeply personal message on Instagram to mark two decades since the high-speed crash that nearly claimed his life.The former Top Gear host, now 56, was seriously injured in September 2006 while piloting the jet-powered Vampire dragster at speeds of 320mph during filming for the BBC motoring programme. The accident occurred at the disused RAF Elvington airfield outside York when a front tyre burst at more than 300mph, sending the vehicle careering out of control. Mr Hammond’s post reflected on how close he came to death that day in a Yorkshire field, and paid tribute to…

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× You are about to be charged £0.00**Your gift has been appliedThank you for subscribing!WATCH: TfL unveils Silvertown Tunnel benefits for drivers | TRANSPORT FOR LONDONThe fearless champion of Britain, its voices and its values.Join the fight for free speech and fearless journalism.Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News hereDrivers will face new costs when travelling in London from today as costs for the Silvertown Tunnel are hiked, just over a year after it was officially opened.Transport for London has confirmed that it will be raising prices for the Silvertown Tunnel from today (Monday, September 21,…

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Local woman Claire Lister won the women’s competition again after losing her crown last year.The nine-time champion said: “I’m absolutely delighted to have won again, I’m really proud and it still feels just as special every time.”It’s just a bit of fun and keeps the Egremont Crab Fair tradition going.”Lister said she does not train or practise for the competition but just turns up on the day and gives it her best.”I think after doing it for so many years it just comes naturally to me now,” she said.Nixon described her as “a seasoned winner”.The competition’s organising committee have already…

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While there was naturally disappointment after that loss to Italy in March, there has long been a sense that this group’s best chance of major tournament qualification lies in the years ahead.Of the starting XI that featured in Bergamo, only Hull City’s 31-year-old defender Paddy McNair is older than 26.The average age of the 28-man squad named last week was just 24-years-old with a quartet of teenagers – Ceadach O’Neill, Kieran Morrison, Braiden Graham and Tom Atcheson – giving the panel an even more youthful look. In addition to McNair, the only two other players in the squad older than…

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A nightclub owner said their idea to allow customers to bring their own alcohol has saved the venue from closing.The XLR nightspot in Withington, Manchester, brought in the unusual policy a year ago.Owner Chris Hindle said it gave the club a “real boost” with more people coming through the doors during what has been a tough financial climate in the hospitality sector.He said relying on ticket sales predominantly has been a “win-win” situation with customers saving money and the club’s takings receiving a boost.While “bring your own booze” policies are not unusual in restaurants that do not serve alcohol, nightclubs…

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