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The 20-property housing estate plan that could have been an ‘ecological disaster’
Plans to build a housing estate close to ancient woodland have been thrown out. Members of Bolton’s planning committee heard that building on ‘protected open land’ near Longsight Lane, in Harwood, Bolton would be an ‘ecological disaster’.
India Look To Defend Title On Home Soil In Women's Asian Champions Trophy Hockey
Having struggled to win matches the entire year, the Indian women's hockey team will look to start afresh in a new Olympic cycle by defending its Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) title at home, beginning with a clash against lower-ranked Malaysia in Rajgir, Bihar on Monday. India have won the title twice in 2016 (Singapore) and 2023 (Ranchi) in the seven editions of the tournament so far. After failing to qualify for the Paris Olympics, the Indian team lost 13 matches and won just two (with one draw) out of 16 in the women's FIH Pro League this year, but will hope to make a turnaround in their fortune with a strong performance in the ACT.
Unbeaten Indiana rises to No. 5 in AP Top 25 college football poll - ESPN
Oregon was the No. 1 team in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll for the fourth straight week Sunday as Penn State and Indiana climbed into the top five, Georgia and Miami dropped out of the top 10, and losses by four other ranked teams shuffled the rankings with a month left in the regular season.
Projecting the College Football Playoff top 25 after Week 11 - ESPN
Alabama didn't just eliminate three-loss LSU from the College Football Playoff conversation Saturday, it blew the Tigers right out of their own stadium. The Tide's 42-13 win further cemented their spot as the selection committee's top two-loss team, but there's no shortage of two-loss SEC teams to choose from.
Women's Asian Champions Trophy Hockey Matches In Rajgir Moved To Afternoon To Avoid Floodlight Insect Swarms
All matches of the Women's Asian Champions Trophy will now be held in the early afternoon to avoid potential disruptions caused by a large insect infestation, which becomes prominent under floodlights, the Asian Hockey Federation and hosts Hockey India announced on Saturday. According to the revised schedule, the first match of each day will now start at 12.15pm, the second at 2.30pm, and the last one at 4.45pm. Previously, matches were scheduled for the evening, with start times of 3pm, 5.15pm, and 7.30pm respectively.
India Look To Defend Title On Home Soil In Women's Asian Champions Trophy Hockey
Having struggled to win matches the entire year, the Indian women's hockey team will look to start afresh in a new Olympic cycle by defending its Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) title at home, beginning with a clash against lower-ranked Malaysia in Rajgir, Bihar on Monday. India have won the title twice in 2016 (Singapore) and 2023 (Ranchi) in the seven editions of the tournament so far. After failing to qualify for the Paris Olympics, the Indian team lost 13 matches and won just two (with one draw) out of 16 in the women's FIH Pro League this year, but will hope to make a turnaround in their fortune with a strong performance in the ACT.
College Football Playoff predictions Week 11 - Who's most likely to make the playoff field - ESPN
The first College Football Playoff rankings came out last week and already two teams in the initial top four have lost.