Jamie Carragher predicts it will be a 'toss-up' between Anthony Gordon and Cole Palmer to make England's Euro 2024 squad after their blistering starts to the season Pictures show emotional tributes laid and fans congregated outside Nottingham Motorpoint Arena for Adam Johnson memorial game The total number of centuries scored by England batsmen not called Joe Root in 15 Tests in 2021. Root scored six. 54 A quarter-century of conflict ensued between England and France, culminating in Napoleon’s banishment to St Helena in 1815. With their main rival out of the way, the stage was set for the rapid expansion of the British Empire, coupled with an increasingly stringent doctrine of superiority and emotional resolve. This famed British self-discipline brought vast conquest and riches that transformed the nation, but with it came exploitation and barbaric acts. Man United fans are convinced Marcus Rashford's return to form is because he 'reunited with former fiancee Lucia Loi' as they praise the struggling winger's goal against Everton

Following the UK's exit from the EU, new governance arrangements are being put in place that will support the adoption and implementation of high-quality standards for UK economic statistics. These governance arrangements will promote international comparability and add to the credibility and independence of the UK's statistical system. We all lug stereotypes around, our perennial ball and chain. We British, according to many outsiders, are reserved, repressed, resilient, unemotional and self-controlled. Categorised by our “stiff upper lip” – the famous but now out-of-fashion form of extreme British stoicism – we are often pigeonholed as stunted stoics. E M Forster famously bemoaned his fellow countrymen as having “well-developed bodies, fairly developed minds and undeveloped hearts”. Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg doubts whether Mikel Arteta's side can win the title this season... but... This year saw F1 conquer Vegas, Toto Wolff's bark is now worse than his bite and dominant DutchmanMax... The company relies on technology clients, which have reigned in spending, which accounted for just under 50% of total revenues last year.REVEALED: Tiger Woods will make his highly-anticipated return to the PGA Tour alongside long-time pal Justin Thomas at the Hero World Challenge Thursday Tommy Fury parties with Chris Brown in Dubai nightclub with fans slamming the boxer for 'dancing to Sweet Caroline in his head' as star goes viral Jamie Vardy PUNCHES HIMSELF in the face in frustration after missing a sitter in Leicester's game with Watford... before the striker redeems himself Boxing's A Team! Ed Sheeran sits ringside forKatie Taylor's rematch with Chantelle Cameron in Dublin

Brazil 'could face a points DEDUCTION in World Cup qualifying or be forced to play in an empty stadium' with FIFA 'set to open investigation' There needs to be greater central guidance, for several reasons: for more consistent treatment of children and young people in different contexts; to support schools and others under pressure; and to make sure that what is and isn’t accepted in schools isn’t simply driven by the loudest voices,” Spielman said. Italy reach Euro 2024 in controversial style as Ukraine are denied a late penalty... just days after UEFA chief said it would be a 'disaster' if holders didn't qualify S4 Capital said that it has seen inflation in staff costs and higher IT costs with more job cuts looming as the company said the it would “continue to take action, especially in its content division, “given the current market outlook”. Act 2, scene 4 An old man and Ross exchange accounts of recent unnatural happenings. Macduff joins them to report that Malcolm and Donalbain are now accused of having bribed the servants who supposedly killed Duncan. Macduff also announces that Macbeth has been chosen king. Ross leaves for Scone and Macbeth’s coronation, but Macduff resolves to stay at his own castle at Fife.Josh Giddey's name shouted in explicit chant by Lil Uzi Vert concert-goers after the NBA launche rising star for alleged relationship with a minor Visitors to the UK will notice that our lexicon comes with a wonderfully wide variety of phrases that encourage or urge on in the face of adversity. “Muddle through”, “plug away”, “chin up”, “soldier on”, to name just a few. Facing adversity with one’s head held high is an intoxicating image for British people. We gravitate towards this kind of stoicism, but are we really a bastion of emotional self-control as many believe? The annual report makes no mention of Ruth Perry, the Berkshire headteacher who her family said killed herself earlier this year after her primary school was downgraded by Ofsted inspectors from outstanding to inadequate. Newcastle star Harvey Barnes kills IShowSpeed in Fortnite, with YouTuber raging at Toon trio including Anthony Gordon and Paul Dummett Max Verstappen jokes about going 'straight to the nightclub' in hilarious footage from car ride with Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez after Sin City win

At the centre of this new governance framework will be the new National Statistician's Committee for Advice on Standards for Economic Statistics (NSCASE). Jude Bellingham breaks goalscoring Real Madrid record set by Cristiano Ronaldo as England star nets his FOURTEENTH goal for Spanish giants during 3-0 win over Cadiz People and businesses could be harmed by the new wave of artificial intelligence systems if competition is weak or developers fail to heed consumer protection law, the UK’s competition watchdog has warned. What was he trying to do?': Baffled fans question why Kai Havertz shielded the ball out of play for a throw-in immediately after he controlled it Fernando Alonso leaves fans STUNNED with incredible reflexes as the Spaniard takes a sharp swerve at 185mph to avoid loose drain cover in Las VegasWith only 10% of the world’s population having access to a free media, fake news and disinformation continue to undermine and destabilise societies. The controversy over Perry’s death has increased calls for reforms to the way Ofsted inspects schools. Spielman responded indirectly to some of the critics, saying: “It is Ofsted that has to make the tough calls when provision of any kind is not good enough for children, and some contention will always flow from that.” Gary Lineker slams 'most ridiculous penalty decision' against England as Rico Lewis is controversially penalised for foul in North Macedonia clash

Building on the experience of the Salisbury incident, the UK has become a global leader in countering disinformation, and recently launched a new training offer for government and public sector officials on spotting and dealing with disinformation, which has also had interest from international governments. Digital marketing group S4 Capital has cut 500 jobs after revenues and profits were hit by a cut in spending by fearful clients. The revisions between releases are usually the result of improved departmental (and other government bodies) data replacing previous estimates.Fans are left baffled as Lionel Messi's bodyguardYassine Chueko seemingly appears out of thin air in video as he prepares to meet young fans It does feel like the Bank is actively trying to set the stage for a pause. Could that happen this week? We wouldn’t totally rule it out. A strategy, whereby the BoE pauses in September but hints strongly that it could hike again in November, could be tempting for policymakers this week. Asked if parental complaints were becoming more vexatious, Spielman said: “There are times, for example, during inspections when it’s obvious that parents are wanting to use the opportunity to give Ofsted input in ways that reinforce some kind of campaign, and inspectors are very good at recognising when that’s happening.” Jamie Carragher highlights overlooked 'strength' that makes Erling Haaland special... after the Man City... Lionesses legend Jill Scott awkwardly silences Daniel Sturridge with a brutal jibe about failing to win the Premier League with Liverpool... as Jamie Redknapp calls her 'the silent assassin'