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England 7-0 North Macedonia: Three Lions attacking stars give Gareth Southgate welcome selection headache BBC Sport says Bukayo Saka’s beaming smile was the indicator of just how times have changed for England since they last took their show on the road at home. The 21-year-old – a brilliant talent Arsenal fans call ‘Starboy’ – gave the match ball a lingering kiss when he completed the first hat-trick of his career as the centrepiece of England’s 7-0 thrashing of North Macedonia at Old Trafford. The whole stadium rose to Saka when he was substituted, and did so again for England after…

Bukayo Saka cements his place as England’s next leading man with first career hat-trick The Independent says There was a period when it seemed that Bukayo Saka’s golden season would end with him a Premier League champion, perhaps even anointed as Footballer of the Year. And if neither quite came to pass, he still conjured a fitting finish to a wonderful campaign. The first hat-trick of his career came in just 13 minutes and in his country’s colours. As England’s No. 7 made off with the match ball, they scored seven. North Macedonia have claimed the scalps of Italy and…

England enter era of Total Gazball with merciless measure of control The Guardian says Over on the left, Marcus Rashford was busy softening North Macedonia up with his direct running and mazy dribbles. Further back, Declan Rice was holding his position in defensive midfield, maintaining his discipline and making sure to keep possession ticking over. Meanwhile Jordan Henderson was in ultra-pest mode, all boundless energy as he charged down every lost cause, a one-man pressing machine who appeared to be on a mission to prove that meaning can be found even in a facile mid-June Euro 2024 qualifier played on…

Boris Johnson: MPs back Partygate report as just seven vote against MPs have overwhelmingly supported a report that concluded former prime minister Boris Johnson intentionally misled Parliament regarding lockdown parties at Downing Street. The report, produced by a cross-party committee, received backing from the Commons with a vote of 354 to seven. The committee’s findings revealed that Johnson repeatedly violated Covid regulations by claiming that all guidelines were followed at No 10. While some of Johnson’s allies questioned the committee’s impartiality and voted against the report, senior Conservatives including former PPM Theresa May, Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt, and Education Secretary…

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Murder investigation after family found dead in home The Metropolitan Police is treating the deaths of a woman, her partner, and their two children as murder. Police say, Monika Wlodarczyk, 35, died from multiple sharp-force wounds. She was discovered deceased in a flat in west London alongside Michal Wlodarczyk, 39, Maja Wlodarczyk, 11, and Dawid Wlodarczyk, three. Authorities have confirmed that they are not seeking any other individuals in connection with the deaths. The police further stated that Michal Wlodarczyk sustained fatal neck wounds, but additional details regarding the circumstances of his death are currently unavailable. Post-mortem examinations for the…

Large PPE store to be removed from New Forest caravan site The large stockpile of PPE, discovered dumped at a caravan site, is set to be removed due to its violation of the site’s license. The PPE was discovered on April 4th at Little Testwood Farm in Calmore, Hampshire. Hampshire County councillors were informed previously that the equipment may have been discarded as substandard during the Covid-19 pandemic and unlawfully dumped. But the New Forest District Council clarified that the PPE was stored on pallets and intended for recycling. According to a statement from the district council, “[The kit] was…

Greece boat disaster: Nine trafficking suspects plead not guilty in first court appearance Nine men, aged between 20 and 40, who were accused of causing a disaster when a vessel sank off the Greek coast and killed at least 78 migrants, have pleaded not guilty to the charges of people-smuggling.  One of the suspects’ lawyers is arguing his client was a passenger and not involved in smuggling activities. The UN reports that approximately 500 people remain missing, raising concerns about the true number of deaths.  Recent evidence obtained by the BBC also raises doubts about the Greek coastguard’s version of…

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