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Brook in the runs yet again as Roses clash ends in thrilling tie
Yorkshire's England new boy Harry Brook continued his electric batting form with 72 from 48 deliveries - before being pinned lbw from the final ball of the game as the Vitality Blast Roses clash with Lancashire ended in a thrilling tie at Emirates Old Trafford.
Charlie Adam 'disappointed' over Dundee contract U-turn as midfielder claims club went against their word
Charlie Adam has claimed Dundee performed a U-turn over a decision to offer him a new contract.
Harry Brook denied at the death as Lancashire snatch tie in Roses clash
Harry Brook fell to the final ball of the game as Roses rivals Lancashire and Yorkshire played out a thrilling Vitality Blast tie at Emirates Old Trafford.
Gogglebox cast reacts as BBC Panorama exposes lurid Partygate details
The cast of Gogglebox has condemned further evidence of rule-breaking in Downing Street and Whitehall during the coronavirus pandemic. The Channel 4 armchair critics were reacted to a BBC Panorama investigation in which No 10 whistleblowers claimed to expose the extent of illegal partying at the heart of government.
Meet Wigan's 'Mini Majesty', three, who dresses up as the Queen to attend ceremonies
A perfectly planned ceremonial moment awaits - care home residents are wearing golden paper crowns and waving flags, the national anthem is playing, and a red carpet leads directly to the point where new trees will be planted; but the guest of honour is missing.
Kanaan fastest as Ganassi continues Indy domination
INDIANAPOLIS : Brazil's Tony Kanaan posted the top speed in final practice on Friday for the Indianapolis 500 as Chip Ganassi Racing continued to dominate the build-up to the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing" while Colton Herta destroyed his car in a nasty crash late in the session.
Canterbury Rugby Club's Matt Corker reflects on inaugural season as head coach and vows not to waste lessons learned
Matt Corker admits his first season as Canterbury Rugby Club head coach was a real learning curve.