Just unblock their nest holes, Network Rail. Please share! theguardian.com/environment/20…

50 years ago this month the United Kingdom won Eurovision with Save Your Kisses For Me. From Moscow here’s my version: think of it as Doctor Zhivago meets Brotherhood of Man...sort of.

Network Rail is a very dysfunctional organisation, run by accountants and people with no practical skills, they have created their own internal world which bears very little relationship to the one the rest of us live in. Their response doesn't surprise me at all

Northamptonshire’s 684-2 declared v Kent is the second highest ‘for 2’ score in first class cricket. There were three double hundred partnerships: 224; 248; 212*. #cricketcounts

Colchester? Why not #stfc - much more potential news.sky.com/story/saturday…

Tactical shocker with the subs from Holloway - completely turned the game

Play offs still in our own hands #stfc but we are going to need to get results against Grimsby and Chesterfield

The angle you’ve all been waiting for 😍 Take it away, Jack Bycroft 🔥 #ECFC #SemperFidelis

Lampard is going to do a Hoddle isn't he - and to the same club?

🏆The Sky Bet League Two Player of the Season is Swindon Town Football Club's Aaron Drinan! 👏 Watch the #EFLAwards LIVE on Sky Sports Football or here: efl.com/news/2026/apri… 📺 #EFL

We're so proud of you, Aaron ❤️

Congratulations Drinaldo

L2 Cambridge v Grimsby a lot more entertaining than the Prem game between Palace and the Hammers last night!

OK, if I was the STFC team, I'd be looking at that table and thinking "if we can win both these last two games what might we achieve?" All to play for ... wouldn't we have given a lot for this opportunity at the start of the season? COYR

I stopped reading the Guardian (which I had read regularly since 1973) some years ago for precisely this reason. In the rush to become a 'global news source' and chasing clicks, it largely forgot its mission and became a parody of itself. A vacuum has been left for serious news.

This sounds like obfuscation "We have no more access to NHS data than Microsoft has to the contents of your Word documents. I think you know this by now." Microsoft hosts our Word documents on Azure, and therefore technically holds our data and can technically make use of it.