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Captain Sir Tom Moore, the Second World War veteran who was knighted after raising millions of pounds for the NHS during the UK’s first lockdown, has been admitted to hospital with coronavirus.
Another 587 people have died with coronavirus in the UK, according to government figures – while the number of people to receive a vaccine dose has climbed above 600,000 in a single day for the first time.
Black footballers must continue to represent themselves with pride online and it should be up to social media companies to “get their house in order”, according to Darren Lewis.
Australia has offered to stage this year’s British and Irish Lions series against South Africa, which is under threat because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan said on Sunday.
Neil Lennon described Celtic’s 2-1 defeat by St Mirren as the lowest point of his managerial career at the club.
Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder knew what was coming, five years before a thunderous exchange of punches, and they forced smiles for the cameras after whispering spiteful promises.
Marcus Rashford has described racist abuse he received following Manchester United’s 0-0 draw against Arsenal as “humanity and social media at its worst”.
Just under three million people in Hong Kong are now able to apply to live, study and work in the UK after a new visa route opened.
The body of a baby boy has been discovered in woods at a golf course.
Tony Blair has said the EU’s short-lived move to override the Brexit deal on Northern Ireland under its vaccine export controls was “very foolish”.
