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UK’s Sunak tells Turkey of hopes Sweden’s NATO accession will happen soon

LONDON (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday he hoped NATO could proceed with ratifying Sweden’s accession to the alliance as soon as possible, pointing out the “significant benefits” of the country’s membership. A Downing Street spokesperson said the two spoke on Friday on a range of matters, …

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Cricket-Smith and Labuschagne exits give England hope of staying in Ashes contention

By Peter Hall LEEDS, England (Reuters) -Key wickets late in the day helped put England in with a chance of staying in contention in the Ashes series in their must-win third test, Australia finishing a thrilling day two on 116-4 with a second-innings lead of 142. More heroics from captain Ben Stokes single-handedly got England …

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Soccer-Injury was a blessing in disguise, says England defender Morgan

By Lori Ewing BURTON UPON TRENT, England (Reuters) -A year’s injury layoff had proved a blessing in disguise, Manchester City defender Esme Morgan said after coming back from a broken leg to win a place in England’s side for the women’s World Cup this month. The 22-year-old Morgan, capped five times for the Lionesses since …

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Britain to tap pensions for infrastructure as Thames Water toils

By Sinead Cruise, Iain Withers and Carolyn Cohn LONDON (Reuters) – As Thames Water’s financial troubles raise questions about such investments, Britain will next week try to persuade pension schemes to plough billions of pounds into infrastructure and start-ups in its next leg of post-Brexit reforms. British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt will on Monday set …

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Britain to target Iranian decision makers with new sanctions regime

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain said on Thursday it would create a new sanctions regime for Iran, giving the UK greater powers to target decision makers, including those involved in weapons proliferation and threats against British nationals. Britain’s current sanctions regime against Iran focuses on human rights, but the proposals would widen the scope of criteria that …

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Cricket-Members access restricted at Lord’s after Australia confrontation

(Reuters) – Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) said it will take a “tougher stance” on the behaviour of its members and introduce measures to protect players at Lord’s after the Australian team were verbally abused during the second Ashes test against England. Three members were suspended after the incident in the Long Room, which occurred during …

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Cricket-Wickets tumble as England skittle Australia out but struggle to capitalise

By Peter Hall LEEDS, England (Reuters) -On another sensational day of Ashes action, the pendulum swinging this way and that, it was difficult to call who had the advantage as England finished day one of the pivotal third Test on 68-3, having bowled Australia out for 263 at Headingley. Thursday’s action had everything. A boisterous …

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