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• Theatre

  A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN ???.. Peacock Theatre until September 28 Tickets: 020 7863 8000 "This show contains very loud music" is surely one of the most redundant trigger warnings yet conceived. Janis Joplin was the scream queen of blues rock whose hard-living lifestyle came to a premature end with a heroin overdose at the age of 27.

• RUGBY LEAGUE

  CASTLEFORD hope a sell-out crowd against Leigh tonight helps ensure they are immune from relegation out of Super League this season.

• Library becomes king of the Jungle Book...

  RUDYARD Kipling's page proofs for The Jungle Book have been allocated to Cambridge University Library, where they join the manuscript of his most famous poem If.

• PREPARE for football tickets costing [...]

  PREPARE for football tickets costing £85 to become the norm as Aston Villa became the latest club to rip off their loyal fan base.

• Leadership[...]

  RISHI Sunak plans to attend the Conservative Party Conference for just a few hours - with the rest of the event turned over to his potential successors.

• SLADE ON THE MEND

  HENRY SLADE is racing to take his place against the All Blacks after playing in pain for half of last season.

• motivation starts with emm

  JACK DRAPER is inspired and motivated by Emma Raducanu's shock US Open win as he seeks to write his own fairy-tale in NewYork.

• MCLAREN MUST BACK LANDO

  McLAREN need to prioritise Lando Norris over Oscar Piastri if they want to win both F1 championships this season.

• Maori queen crowned in traditional ceremony

  A NEW queen has been crowned by New Zealand's Maori chiefs following the death of King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII.

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• Why politics has a totally different look to a year ago

  IT is fair to say the world of Scottish politics looks very different on the last day of Holyrood's 2022/23 year than it did at the start. As the MSPs head off for their two-month break (longer than the schools), many will be reflecting on a tumultuous period for the Scottish Parliament....

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