Protocol Talks
Takes over responsibility for negotiations on the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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Takes over responsibility for negotiations on the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Plays Genesis's final concert at the O2 Arena in London.
Performs Genesis's final concert seated, closing the band's touring history.
Sarah Tucker is sworn in as Governor of Montserrat
Pink Floyd release Hey Hey Rise Up in support of Ukraine with Andriy Khlyvnyuk's vocal
Trent Alexander-Arnold offered creative delivery from right-back and converted his shootout penalty as Liverpool defeated Chelsea 0-0; Liverpool won 6-5 on penalties in the 2022 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Jordan Henderson captained Liverpool to an eighth FA Cup in a tense shootout final as Liverpool defeated Chelsea 0-0; Liverpool won 6-5 on penalties in the 2022 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Andrew Robertson worked tirelessly on Liverpool's left and struck the post late in normal time as Liverpool defeated Chelsea 0-0; Liverpool won 6-5 on penalties in the 2022 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads the winning goal in a 3–2 comeback against Crystal Palace, ensuring Everton avoid Premier League relegation.
Embleton's first-half strike against Wycombe Wanderers puts Sunderland ahead in the League One play-off final at Wembley.
Neil steers Sunderland to a 2–0 Wembley play-off final win over Wycombe Wanderers, ending four seasons in the third tier.
Introduces the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill.
Sees CERN mark ten years since the discovery with increasingly precise measurements supporting the Higgs boson's predicted spin-zero Standard Model properties.
Sees CERN commemorate ten years of increasingly precise measurements of the Higgs boson discovered with Large Hadron Collider data.
Police conclude that Starmer has no case to answer over the campaign gathering.
Burnham welcomes the Court of Appeal's rejection of challenges to bus franchising.
Birmingham opens the Commonwealth Games with a ceremony at Alexander Stadium.
Starmer proposes freezing household energy prices during the cost-of-living crisis.
Burnham introduces capped adult single fares of two pounds across Greater Manchester.
Charles III becomes monarch and head of state after the death of Elizabeth II
Charles III becomes monarch and head of state after the death of Elizabeth II
Releases XXV, reworking major songs with orchestral arrangements to mark twenty-five years solo.
Burnham unveils the yellow-and-black design for the first Bee Network buses.
Starmer outlines investment intended to expand clean energy and industrial employment.
Andrew Bailey leads the Bank of England as it begins temporary purchases of long-dated government bonds to restore orderly conditions in the gilt market.
Bailey opens the scoring against Manchester United in Emery's first Aston Villa match, setting up a memorable 3–1 home victory.
Gareth Southgate names a 26-player England squad for the Qatar World Cup, combining established internationals with younger players including Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka.
Jude Bellingham heads in Luke Shaw’s cross against Iran to score his first senior England goal and open the scoring in England’s World Cup campaign.
Jack Grealish finishes a pass from substitute Callum Wilson late in the match against Iran, completing England’s six-goal opening performance.
Harry Kane captains England in their opening World Cup match against Iran, directing the attack as his team begins the competition with a 6-2 victory.
Marcus Rashford comes off the bench and scores with one of his first touches, adding a fifth England goal during the group-stage victory over Iran.
Bukayo Saka cuts inside from the right and scores again against Iran, completing a two-goal performance in his first appearance at a men’s World Cup.
Bukayo Saka scores his first World Cup goal with a forceful left-footed finish following a set-piece, helping England build a commanding first-half lead over Iran.
Luke Shaw sends the cross that Jude Bellingham heads into the net, providing the opening goal for England in the 6-2 defeat of Iran.
Raheem Sterling meets Harry Kane’s delivery to score England’s third goal just before half-time in their opening match against Iran.
Callum Wilson passes across the penalty area to Jack Grealish rather than shooting himself, creating England’s final goal against Iran.
Harry Kane heads wide from a late England free kick against the United States, leaving the Group B match without a goal for either side.
Harry Maguire makes important defensive interventions against the United States, helping England avoid conceding despite sustained pressure and set pieces.
Jordan Pickford keeps England’s first clean sheet of the tournament as the United States frustrate Southgate’s side in a 0-0 draw at Al Bayt Stadium.
Gareth Southgate selects the same starting eleven that beat Iran for England’s second group match against the United States, which finishes in a goalless draw.
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