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Long-awaited repairs to a library from which ‘chunks of masonry’ have fallen to the pavement have been approved. A meeting of Bolton Council’s planning committee heard that Westhoughton library was in such a state of disrepair that ‘a tree was growing out of the front’.
Luke Littler will kick off the defence of his Premier League title with a blockbusting match against Michael van Gerwen in Belfast.
Luke Littler will kick off the defence of his Premier League title with a blockbusting match against Michael van Gerwen in Belfast, while he will face Gerwyn Price in Dublin two weeks later on Night 3 of the competition.
Luke Littler faced his first major setback after being defeated by Gerwyn Price in the Bahrain Darts Masters quarter-finals.
World champion Luke Littler survived a mid-match scare to advance to the quarter-finals of the Bahrain Darts Masters with a 6-3 victory over Philippine challenger Lourence Ilagan.
The PCB has earmarked the starting prices for Champions Trophy tickets at PKR 1000 which is as cheap as Rs 310 in Indian currency, as per an internal document of the cricket board in possession of PTI. The document, however, does not include suggested ticket prices for the matches in Dubai chosen as a neutral venue to host India's matches and perhaps even a semi-final and final if Rohit Sharma's men qualified for these knockout games. The list in possession of PTI revealed that PCB has kept the lowest priced ticket for the General Enclosure at 1000 Pakistani rupees for all matches in Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi.
SAUDI ARABIA : Henk Lategan's overall lead was slashed to 21 seconds as a road book note error caused many drivers at the front of the field to lose their bearings, forcing Dakar Rally organisers to erase any gains or losses for a 20km stretch during Sunday's stage seven.
:Carlos Sainz wrote off his chances of defending the Dakar Rally title on Monday after ending the 48-hour second stage in Saudi Arabia more than an hour and half behind new leader Henk Lategan.