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Over-by-over updates from Newlands, start at 4pm GMTEngland will use series to tackle starting XI questionsGet in touch! Email Adam or tweet @collinsadam 4.09pm GMT Bavuma tries to ramp the final ball of the first over but only succeeds in getting a little feather through to the gloves of Buttler! That’s not a pretty way to go. Earlier in the set

Weekend football countdown: team news and previewsPremier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendBarney Ronay: Maradona moved through different airEmail David, tweet @DaveTindallgolf or comment BTL 4.05pm GMT Who wins out of Maradona, Messi and Pele?My two pennies worth. Maradona is the most fascinating without doubt. Not enough light and sh

Two megachurches decided to open Sunday services with some safe-for-work joke stripteases, in a cheeky protest against California’s closing down of churches due to the Covid-19 pandemic, while letting strip clubs stay open. Before the start of Sunday’s sermon, pastors at two churches

The cordon has been lifted around Amazing Graze Soup Kitchen in Bolton Street

The 'intelligent and 'loving' American bulldog, fondly named Hector, was found tied to the gates of an RSPCA centre in Leeds with cigarette burns on his body on August 1 - and only understood German.

The SPI-M-O group - which advises the top scientists in the country - told SAGE any gap in restrictions would lead to a jump in infections as people mix with those they wouldn't normally see.

The scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was seen as the force behind Iran’s nuclear weapons program. News reports in Iran say he died after being attacked in a vehicle.

A document published by Public Health England shows which areas' situations are improving fastest and which could be on course to move up or down lockdown tiers in the coming weeks.

When President Trump quit the health organization, he left a list of seven demands on the table. Here they are.

Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, identified by Israel as director of nuclear weapons programme, ambushed in streetAn Iranian nuclear scientist described as the guru of Iran’s nuclear programme has been gunned down in the street in a town...

Available onlineDirectors from the worlds of pop and adverts have made five films for English National Ballet’s new digital season. From boxing women to glorious goths, you won’t know what’s coming nextA Cuban sugar plum fairy, the undead, a Russian war epic, two women staring each other down in a boxing ring – you never know what’s comin

The author and cook on a life-changing book by Marilynne Robinson, the snobbery surrounding commercial success, and the food writer she hugely admires The book I am currently readingI’m suffering from crippling reader’s block. I had months of it during the earliest months of the first long lockdown, then recovered, but now, since about a week a

The leader of the New Democrats has thrown down the gauntlet to the stateside politician known as AOC, and Canada-U.S. relations may never be the same.

The second season of Netflix’s soapy small-town saga has arrived to cure us of the winter blues. Here’s what you’ve been missingMuch as I like to keep an array of Georgette Heyers and Catherine Cooksons on my shelves for succour at times of mental hardship, so too I like to keep a romantical televisual endeavour or two tucked away on my watch

Anthropological study of metaphor takes 2020 Diagram prize, pulling ahead of Introducing the Medieval Ass in public voteA Dog Pissing at the Edge of a Path has beaten Introducing the Medieval Ass to win the Diagram prize for...

Available onlineLuke Sheppard’s smart production of the classic rock musical, slickly recorded at Hope Mill theatre, Manchester, makes the most of social distancingThe stage is bustling with so much life in Luke Sheppard’s...

Indigenous critics of ABC's kidnapping drama Big Sky say it fails to acknowledge real-life missing and murdered Indigenous women and are extending their grievance to CTV for...

Comics of colour are hitting back at tokenism, stereotyping and people mispronouncing their names, with a mould-breaking new show. We meet the team behind itLeila Navabi has always loved gameshows and panel comedies but she...

Move is likely to result in fewer one-off documentaries and more investment in bingeable seriesChannel 4 has said it no longer sees its future in traditional television channels, in a decision that could spell the end for some...

As the teen band wait for their final results, they reflect on the year they were supposed to take over the world – before it ‘kind of all crashed’ When Jessame Stepto left class one day in late March, her whole year...