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Qatar World Cup 2022: England vs Wales England Line-Up Formation 4-3-3 1 Pickford 2 Walker ⟳ Alexander-Arnold 5 Stones 6 Maguire 3 Shaw ⟳ Trippier 8 Henderson 4 Rice ⟳ Phillips 22 Bellingham 20 Foden 9 Kane ⟳ Wilson 11 Rashford ⟳ Grealish Wales Line-Up Formation 4-2-3-1 12 Ward 3 N Williams ⟳ Roberts 5 Mepham 6 Rodon 4 Davies ⟳ Morrell 7 Allen ⟳ Colwill 15 Ampadu 11 Bale ⟳ Johnson 10 Ramsey 🟨 20 James 🟨 ⟳ Wilson 13 Moore England 3-0 Wales Rashford (50′, 68′) Foden (51′) Assists Kane (51′) Phillips (68′) The full time match report Referee: Slavko Vincic – Attendance:…

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Breaking News Madrid- An explosion in Ukrainian embassy in Madrid has injured at least one man as a letter sent to the embassy caused the explosion. The employee at the Ukrainian embassy in Madrid has been injured in an explosion that occurred while he was handling a letter, police have said. The staff member sustained light injuries and went to the hospital unassisted, police said. Explosion in Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid Detectives were investigating the incident, aided by forensic and intelligence investigators, they added. Ukraine’s embassy to Spain was not immediately reachable at this time for comment. The individual was…

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The Independent – NHS maternity scandal could be biggest ever Summary of the front page The Independent says the NHS could be facing its biggest ever maternity scandal, as the review into services in Nottingham is expected to exceed 1,500 cases. “England knock Wales out of World Cup” is the paper’s other headline, and features an image of double goal scorer Marcus Rashford beaming whilst being hugged by England boss Gareth Southgate. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

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Metro – The curse of Crypto Summary of the front page The Metro leads with the death of a Russian billionaire in a helicopter crash, saying he is the third crypto tycoon to die suddenly in the past month. “St George slays the Dragons,” is the front page take on England beating Wales 3-0 in the final group B game. England topped the group and head to the next round, along with the USA, whilst Wales and Iran are going home. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

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The Guardian – Drug success heralds new era of progress in Alzheimer’s research Summary of the front page The Guardian reports on what it calls a “new era of Alzheimer’s therapies”, with a drug that works against the disease. The paper leads with the results of a clinical trial of a drug which has been found to slow decline in patients in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. The landmark result has given experts hope the disease may be treatable, the paper reports. The front page features an image of Rashford being hugged by England manager Gareth Southgate, following the England…

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Daily Express – Less than half the population is Christian Summary of the front page The Daily Express leads with figures showing that less than half of the UK population is Christian. The figures are from the latest census data which revealed 46.2% of Britons described themselves as Christian on the day of the census last year, down from 59.3% in the last census in 2011. The census data shows the UK is becoming increasingly diverse both in terms of religion and ethnicity, the paper says. The front page features a large image of Phil Foden celebrating his goal, and…

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Daily Mirror – England 3 Wales 0 – Bish, Rash, Bosh Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror leads with England’s win over Wales in the World Cup. . ‘Bish, Rash, Bosh’ says the paper, in a play on his name. Wales, in their first World Cup since 1958, finished bottom of Group B. The front page also reports on outgoing Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner Neil Basu who said Meghan Markle received abuse threats to her life when she was a working royal. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next

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The Sun – England vs Wales: Rash, Bang, Wallop Summary of the front page Marcus Rashford was the star of England’s win over Wales in the World Cup, The Sun says. “This is what I play football for,” the paper quotes Rashford – the double-goal scorer as saying after England’s victory. The paper says the Three Lions roared into the last 16 of the tournament. The front page is dominated by a large image of Marcus Rashford celebrating his two goals, and a smaller picture of Phil Foden after he scored his first ever World Cup goal. Today’s top stories…

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