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Scotland crumble in Amsterdam as Netherlands claim comfortable friendly win
Steve Clarke will now look to get back on track against Northern Ireland at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
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Somerset and Essex win to keep in touch with County Championship leaders Surrey
Somerset and Essex are at the head of the chasing pack in Division One.
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How can I lower my energy bills and what help is there for me?
Here, the PA news agency looks at why the price cap is going up and what people can do to mitigate the cost of their energy bills.
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Stephen Fry says men on TV must consider their ‘banter’ amid Gregg Wallace row
Fry said it was ‘unbelievably foolish’ of Wallace to claim accusations came from ‘a handful of middle-class women of a certain age’.
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Horrible Histories celebrates 15 years on the BBC
Producer Simon Welton has worked on the series for around nine years, having entered between series six and series seven.
Posted inSport
JRFC dig deep for hard-fought win at Hammersmith
HUNDREDS of pints were consumed in west London on Saturday night as Jersey RFC celebrated their eighth bonus point win in a row with some real pomp and swagger. Myles Landick’s men scored nine tries as they fought back from a 19-7 deficit to defeat Hammersmith & Fulham 59-26 and go six points clear at […]
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Ally McCoist confident of Scotland’s chances despite pre-Euro 2024 injury crisis
Lyndon Dykes and Ben Doak saw their Euro 2024 dreams dashed by injury this week, with Bristol City striker Tommy Conway subsequently called up.
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Angry response to Gregg Wallace saying accusations made by ‘middle-class women’
Gregg Wallace answered accusations of inappropriate behaviour by saying the claims came from ‘a handful of middle-class women of a certain age’.
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Strong Sarnians wrestle Siam from Jersey
GUERNSEY RAIDERS regained the Siam Cup after a thumping 49-33 victory. The Sarnians scored seven tries in a dominant display in front of their home fans at Footes Lane, reminding the Jersey contingent why they played two divisions above them this season. “It certainly wasn’t the result we were after,” said Jersey captain Jack Macfarlane. […]
