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1. Thomas Ramos kicks France to Six Nations glory as England show what might have been in epic clash

   France 48-46 England:The hosts claimed back-to-back titles but were pushed all the way in a ludicrous encounter

2. Guehi’s miss and Donnarumma’s mistake: Was this the night Man City lost the Premier League title race?

   West Ham United 1-1 Manchester City: Former Arsenal defender Konstantinos Mavropanos cancelled out Bernardo Silva’s goal in what could prove to be a decisive night at the top of the Premier League table

3. London’s Burning actor dies in prison while serving sexual assault sentence

   John Alford was jailed for eight-and-a-half years in January

4. France vs England LIVE: Les Bleus snatch Six Nations title with last-second penalty after instant classic

   France 48-46 England:Ramos held his nerve with the final kick to devastate brilliant England and hand Les Bleus the title following one of the greatest Six Nations matches of all time

5. Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta reveals ‘gut feeling’ made him play Max Dowman

   Dowman came off the bench to play a pivotal role in Arsenal’s opener before becoming the youngest Premier League goalscorer in history in added time.

6. US major in first week of deployment among six dead in Iraq plane crash

7. Iran-US war latest: Trump demands ‘team effort’ to defend Strait of Hormuz as he urges UK to send warships

   US president urged the UK, China, France and others to send ships to end the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

8. Trump accused of exploiting soldiers’ deaths after fundraising email

9. Michael Carrick: Manchester United ‘hungry’ to win Premier League within next two years

   United are looking to complete ‘Project 150’, which set out for the club to become champions again by their 150th anniversary in 2028

10. Andy Farrell takes pride in Triple Crown as Ireland denied Six Nations title

    Ireland moved top of the table by registering a 12th consecutive victory over the Scots – but England could not do them a favour in Paris.