‘I know we’re swimming against the tide, but we know this does not go down well overseas’

Returning to normal in July would be dangerous, Academy of Medical Royal Colleges says

Armed police officer murdered woman weeks before another Met officer was convicted of terror offences

In Sharrow, Sheffield, Colin Drury finds one of England’s most diverse, and deprived, neighbourhoods

Antonio Verruto says there will be ‘some nice healthy banter’ with his English friends as they watch the match

Government reportedly considering measures after vaccine uptake slowed in recent weeks

Twenty-five years on, the Three Lions refrain is firmly embedded in the English language

James and Ian Malone have been missing since 4 July when they disappeared after a scheduled visit

Witness describes man holding ‘foot-long machete’ during incident on Jubilee line train

Denmark supporters have reported incidents of intimidation and violence by some England fans

Three children left permanently scarred after driver took wrong turn in Winchester

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Final is a ‘learning opportunity’, one school says

Roughly 18 million first and 11 million second doses of the Pfizer vaccine have been given out in the UK, while around 880,000 Moderna first doses have been given

Department spent £25,500 a day on people wrongly detained

Health chiefs appeal for relaxation in rules ‘as soon as possible’ – as business bosses warn economy could seize up from staff shortages

In ironic remarks, David Frost says 50/50 public support not enough to implement fundamental changes

‘If your god exists you will undoubtedly rot in hell,’ tweet read

Met Police officer has pleaded guilty to murder of 33-year-old marketing executive

Julian Roddis used clock containing hidden camera to covertly film hundreds of women over two-year period

Prime minister not being ‘straight’ about consequences of his Brexit protocol, says Labour leader

‘When it comes to important matches, we beat England every time,’ wrote one paper

Two-thirds want Covid vaccines to be made mandatory until virus is brought under control globally

‘Everyone in policing feels betrayed’ by Couzens, Cressida Dick says

Staff may have failed to pass on ‘new and relevant information’, policing body says

Met police officer claims he was in trouble with ‘Eastern European gang’

Police officer also pleads guilty to kidnapping and raping Ms Everard

Policy ‘limits the life chances of children’ campaigners say

Couzens tried to wipe phone data and destroy remains before he was arrested

Prosecutors say they ‘do not know what drove him to commit this appalling crime’

West Mercia Police had ‘no alternative’ but to dismiss police constable

Government is concerned by number of people deleting app to avoid having to self-isolate

England fans counting the seconds until Sunday’s clash with Italy but those hoping to make it to Wembley risk being ripped off by unscrupulous sellers

Downing Street said it did not recognise the figure, which is up to £5 billion higher than previous estimates

Dame Carol Black calls for services to be ‘rebuilt’, following ‘disturbing, even shocking’ findings

Spokesperson tells reporters that the president’s ‘heart is with the Squadra Azzurra’ in the upcoming match

Downing Street has said that it will set out any celebration plans ‘in due course’

‘Inquiries are ongoing to identify and issue an equivalent fixed penalty notice to those responsible for playing the loud music from the second property’

Police officer pleads guilty to murder of marketing executive

Chancellor says Zoom ‘not great’ for trainees looking to learn

Britain’s bigget seaport says Brexit bureaucracy could bite when mass travel makes a comeback

Sir Philip Rutnam accused Ms Patel of a ‘vicious and orchestrated’ briefing campaign against him