Lizzie Deignan’s farewell tour off to tricky start on Yorkshire home roads
Chilled Cole Palmer ready to play ‘wherever’ and win spot in England XI
Crystal Palace’s Europa League place in doubt after Uefa rejects owners’ blind trust move
Sarina Wiegman and England still have work to do to blow away clouds of doubt | Suzanne Wrack
Spain v France: Nations League semi-final – live
Lizzie Deignan’s farewell tour off to tricky start on Yorkshire home roads
Chilled Cole Palmer ready to play ‘wherever’ and win spot in England XI
Crystal Palace’s Europa League place in doubt after Uefa rejects owners’ blind trust move
Sarina Wiegman and England still have work to do to blow away clouds of doubt | Suzanne Wrack
Spain v France: Nations League semi-final – live
Significant rise in number of people taking lessons amid surge in interest in language declared extinct a decade ago
The ancient Cornish language has been declared as dehwelans dhyworth an marow – back from the dead – amid a surge in popularity thanks to Covid-19 and a critically acclaimed psych-pop star.
There has been a significant rise in the number of people learning Cornish since the pandemic lockdown forced classes online, according to the volunteer network An Rosweyth.
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