In this issue

November 23, 2022

Doctors' warning: poverty forcing sick people to keep going to work

Fears cost of living impact is leaving GPS' surgeries stretched

4 mins

Lionel who? Saudis edge Messi off centre stage

Saudis knock Messi off centre stage

3 mins

Conservatives braced for more resignations as MP steps aside

Her decision came before a December deadline for parliamentary candidates to tell Conservative headquarters (CCHQ) whether they are planning to run again in 2024.

2 mins

Founder of Bright Blue to quit over 'betrayal by Tories' of his own generation

The founder of an influential Conservative think tank is to quit his post, accusing the government of betraying his generation as it faces stagnant wages and little help with punishing housing and childcare costs.

3 mins

Eurovision to open voting to viewers across the world in major rule change to 'protect integrity'

The organisers said yesterday that for the first time in the show's 67 years, the winning song will be picked by viewers from around the world, along with a jury of musical professionals.

3 mins

'Almost true' Berlusconi musical promises to be 'Evita on acid'

A musical about Silvio Berlusconi that is described as \"Evita on acid\", written by two former Grange Hill stars and featuring a song called My Weekend With Vladimir, is to be staged in London next year.

2 mins

Ex-MP at heart of standards row takes UK to European rights court

It also found that he had failed to demonstrate the selflessness and integrity which formed part of the principles of public life.

2 mins

Huge areas of national parks closed to public, data shows

The majority of many of the national parks in England and Wales are shut off to walkers, analysis by campaigners has found, as they ask for larger areas to be opened to the public.

2 mins

'We wrote history' Saudis celebrate a victory that has Argentinians reeling

The national football side's remarkable victory is being seen as both a triumph on the pitch and an epochal moment on a global stage, where a regional power has long sought a place in the spotlight.

2 mins

Attendances Capacities at venues leap as unused seats are released

The Qatar World Cup took another strange twist yesterday with the capacity of its eight stadiums officially growing by 12%.

2 mins

'The Finlay' Young football fan thanks Grealish for goal jubilation

Speaking after the match, Grealish said: \"For me, it's just doing a celebration but for him that'll mean the world to him, I'm sure. So Finlay that one's for you.\"

2 mins

Mother dies after fire that killed her two children

Nottinghamshire police said they had launched a triple murder investigation after Fatoumatta Hydara, 28, died yesterday morning.

1 min

RMT announces more rail strikes disrupting travel over Christmas

Rail passengers will face further disruption across Britain at Christmas after the RMT union announced a series of 48-hour strikes in December and January.

1 min

Fruit and veg prescribed to low-income households in UK trial

About 120 people with chronic disease and mental health conditions in two of the UK's poorest neighbourhoods are receiving weekly vouchers to spend on fresh groceries as part of a £250,000 nine-month project.

2 mins

Balancing act Labour walks a fine line on immigration

With Brexit in the rear-view mirror but its complications continuing to plague politicians, Starmer is now walking a fine line.

2 mins

'Cultural vandalism': actor leads protest against cuts to arts funding in England

Stevenson was one of hundreds of people, including the former shadow chancellor John McDonnell, who demonstrated outside the Department for Culture, Media and Sport yesterday in response to the cuts.

2 mins

Paralympian says she was asked to sign 'do not resuscitate' form

A British paralympian has said she was made to feel her life was \"not worthy\" after being asked to sign a \"do not resuscitate\" form despite not having a life-limiting condition.

1 min

Iranian politicians warn World Cup team over 'insult' to national anthem

Iran's footballers could face reprisals if they fail to sing the national anthem in their remaining World Cup group games, after a politician said the country \"will never allow anyone to insult our anthem\".

3 mins

Court asked to unblock delay to Mar-a-Lago papers inquiry

Should Trump lose, it could mark the end of the special master process he has relied on to delay the investigation into his potential mishandling of national security information.

1 min

Moscow-backed monastery in Kyiv raided over 'subversive activities'

The Russian Orthodox church, whose head, Patriarch Kirill, has strongly supported Moscow's military actions in Ukraine, condemned the raid as an \"act of intimidation\".

2 mins

Kosovo risks fresh crisis in Serbian number plate row

A row over car number plates in Kosovo is threatening to erupt into open unrest and one of the most serious regional crises in years as tensions between Serbia and its breakaway former province intensify.

2 mins

Vatican asks Atlético Madrid doctor to treat pontiff's knee

José María Villalón, a distinguished doctor in the field of sport traumatology, has been treating footballers at the club since 1995.

1 min

Erasmus Show plays out to silence from Springbok camp

South Africa attempt to focus on rugby and avoid commenting on director of rugby's two-match ban

3 mins

Guardiola's new City deal could extend stay to 2025

Pep Guardiola has signed a new one-year contract at Manchester City with an option of a further 12 months in a deal that could stretch his supremely successful tenure to 2025.

1 min

Changing tack Willis dropped for England's Springbok Test

The highly promising Tizard, and the Northampton pair David Ribbans and Alex Coles are all in the mix, with Sale's Bevan Rodd included as cover for Vunipola who tweaked his back in a lively training session yesterday.

2 mins

Walsh looks forward to Camp Nou bow and facing Stanway

Barcelona midfielder with long-standing love of Spanish football prepares to take on her England teammate

2 mins

Mead's World Cup in doubt after serious ligament injury

On Sunday, fans feared the worst after the forward was forced to postpone a signing and talk at Shoreditch Town Hall for the launch of her book 'Lioness: My Journey to Glory' which had been due to take place on Monday evening.

1 min

Ronaldo always wanted to be centre-stage but he now has to head for exit door

The striker is right in saying Manchester United made mistakes but the club's worst error was to re-sign him

4 mins

Germany and Kimmich seek redemption for dismal 2018 defence

\"The first game is very important; we've seen that in previous tournaments. At the Euros we lost the first game and didn't win [the title].\"

2 mins

'I loved every minute': Mount relishing flexible England role

Chelsea's midfielder shone on his World Cup debut and was wrong-footed afterwards only by a question about Ronaldo

3 mins

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