The PM's NHS spending pledge, Billy Caldwell and the Glasgow School of Art fire feature on Sunday's front pages.
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England's defeat by South Africa is marred by a confrontation between players Mike Brown and Joe Marler and fans.
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Image copyright Getty Images Extra funding for the NHS in England has been announced by ministers in what they are
Lionel Messi says it 'obviously hurts' after his penalty was saved during Argentina's draw with Iceland.
Oghenekaro Etebo's own goal and a Luka Modric penalty give Croatia a winning World Cup start against Nigeria in a
Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are undoubtedly two of the best players in the world - but so far the
Image copyright AFPImage caption Didier Lombard denies his reforms led staff to take their own lives The former chief executive
Former world number one Andy Murray believes winning more Grand Slam titles is "still possible" as he prepares to come
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Andy Murray says he will be nervous on his competitive return from hip surgery at Queen's Club next week.
Alex Hales holds on to a fine catch to give England their first wicket and remove Travis Head as they
Jason Roy scores 120 to set up a 38-run win for England over Australia and take a 2-0 lead in
England lose their fifth Test match in a row as South Africa win 23-12 in Bloemfontein to wrap up the
Denmark begin their World Cup campaign with a hard-fought victory against Peru, who had earlier missed a penalty.
Peru are made to pay for Christian Cueva's first-half penalty miss as Denmark's Yussuf Poulsen breaks the deadlock with a
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Media playback is unsupported on your deviceMedia captionCharlotte Caldwell says "history has been made" after the Home Office allowed her

