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TODAY: Another largely cloudy day though the odd brighter spell may develop at times for northeastern Scotland and central parts of England and Wales. Some drizzle in places, mainly in the north, but most places staying dry. TONIGHT: Largely cloudy with some drizzle locally. Some cloud breaks in the far northeast and parts of far southeast allowing temperatures to fall away. Otherwise another mild night.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Sunday papers A round-up of the Sunday front pages.

Max Verstappen has been slapped with a five-second time penalty following Lando Norris’ victory in the sprint race at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil. In an enthralling race, there was a four-way battle for the lead between the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Norris, Red Bull’s Verstappen and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. Onboard footage showed the championship leader virtually alongside Piastri as they prepared for the restart on the final lap and he was later summoned to the stewards. They concluded that he had jumped the gun at the restart and had driven quicker than the minimum time required…

Arsenal legend Ian Wright singled out Mikel Merino for criticism after the side’s 1-0 loss to Newcastle, saying the Spaniard ‘wasn’t tight enough in and around the midfield’. Newcastle forward Alexander Isak powered a thunderous header beyond David Raya in the 14th minute and the Gunners simply had no answer in another uninspiring showing away from home. The visitors – last year’s runners-up in the Premier League – were fortunate that title rivals Manchester City went on to suffer their first defeat in 33 games later in the day away to Bournemouth. With Martin Odegaard out injured, Arsenal have clearly…