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July Internationals: England resist Australia’s return to the level series

England’s first-half increase was enough to tie the series at 1-1, as they beat Australia 25-17 in Brisbane on Saturday. The Red Rose dominated the first period, advancing 19-0 with the try of Billy Vunipola and 14 points from the boot of Owen Farrell. Dave Rennie’s men responded through Taniela Tupou shortly before the interval …

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Adele’s Review: A glorious master class in a silly level stardom

Three songs on her second night at the British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park, Adele asks the 65,000 spectators if anyone has attended any of her previous concerts. It is a rhetorical question. The audience yells in the affirmative. “Everyone always tells me I don’t do enough shows,” the star concludes mockingly. “But if …

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Grant Shapps announces an offer of conservative leadership with a commitment to rebuilding the economy

Grant Shapps has announced his campaign to become the next leader and prime minister of the Conservative Party, saying he will end a period of “tactical government by an often distracted center.” Shapps, the transportation secretary, is the candidate with the most political experience for having entered the race. He joined the shadow cabinet in …

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Grant Shapps is the latest Conservative to bid to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister

Grant Shapps, the secretary of transport, has become the latest Conservative to announce a candidacy to become the next prime minister. Shapps pledged to end the “tactical government of an often distracted center.” He joins a leadership race that includes former Chancellor Rishi Sunak, who announced his candidacy on Friday, promising to “restore confidence, rebuild …

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This week @NASA: First full-color images of Webb space telescopes, important mission to the Moon

Ready to display the first full-color images of the Webb space telescope … Get back in touch with a spaceship on an important mission to the Moon … And our Artemis I Moon rocket and spaceship are one step closer to launch … some of the stories to tell you: this week at NASA! Ready …

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Conservative leadership career: aspiring to replace Boris Johnson

Elections to the Conservative leadership appear to be open, with candidates from almost every ideological branch of the party. With a tory nation and fiscal conservatives, Brexiters and the rest, there will be a variety of views that parliamentarians and activists will take into account. Here is a summary of the runners and runners, and …

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Max Verstappen wins the sprint race of the Austrian F1 GP of Leclerc and Sainz

Max Verstappen won the speed race for the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring. Victory secures Red Bull driver’s pole for Sunday’s Grand Prix. He defeated Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz of Ferrari in second and third place during the 24 lap race decided by the GP grid. George Russell and Lewis Hamilton …

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Shinzo Abe: Police admit “problems” with the former prime minister’s security

Police in Japan have admitted there were “problems” with the safety of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, as his body arrived at his family’s home a day after he was killed during the campaign. The country was mourning the longest-serving Japanese prime minister and supporters gathered to pay their respects, with tall black-clad politicians arriving …

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