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Heat dials up with Sam Konstas to be thrown into MCG cauldron at Boxing Day Test | Geoff Lemon
Before Christmas has even hit, there is more anticipation about Boxing Day than usual, in more ways than one. Australia and India sit at 1-1 with two Tests to play, the first at the MCG where India won on their last two tours. The ticketing forecast says it will be …
Constitution Hill comeback makes King George day best this century
There have been a few false dawns since Constitution Hill blew away a mismatched field at odds of 1-12 in last year’s Christmas Hurdle at Kempton, but now, at last, National Hunt racing’s reclusive superstar is back, and the best news of all is that this time around, he has …
Middle children are more cooperative than their siblings, study suggests
French PM names new government, hoping to avoid another no-confidence vote
French prime minister François Bayrou has announced his new government – the country’s fourth since the beginning of the year – in the hope his administration can see off another vote of no confidence from a bitterly divided parliament.
There is a mix of old and new in the latest …
England captain Ben Stokes out for at least three months with torn hamstring
Ben Stokes will undergo surgery in January and has been ruled out of action for at least three months with a torn hamstring.
The England men’s Test captain suffered the injury while bowling in the third Test against New Zealand in Hamilton last week and scans have revealed the extent …
Man killed and toddler critically injured after collision in Yorkshire
A man has died and a toddler is critically injured after a collision involving a car and two pedestrians in Yorkshire, police said.
Officers are appealing for information and witnesses to the crash which occurred in the Worsbrough area of Barnsley at about 11.40am on Sunday when a blue VW …
Mozambique’s top court confirms election result after months of protest
Mozambique’s top court has confirmed the ruling party’s victory in October’s presidential elections,
potentially triggering more protests
after more than two months of unrest over allegations that the results were rigged.Daniel Chapo, of the ruling Frelimo party, won the 9 October presidential election with 65.2% of …
End of an era as Radio City tower hosts final live broadcast on Christmas eve
It is known across Liverpool as the Radio City tower but that moniker might not be around much longer as the iconic structure hosts its final live broadcast on Christmas eve.
Microphone cables are being bundled up and heaving contacts books packed into boxes. leaving empty what is arguably the …