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:Ireland's Eddie Dunbar (Team Jayco AlUla) hung on to win a punishing stage 20 of the Vuelta a Espana on Saturday, his second stage success, with three-times former champion Primoz Roglic coming in third and extending his overall lead.
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A man and a teenage boy have been arrested after a suspected arson attack at a family home in Rochdale. Two adults and three children were forced to flee the property on Halifax Road after the blaze broke out, at around 8:30pm on Wednesday night (September 4).
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A golf club is set to reconfigure its course due to a massive motorway widening scheme around Simister island. Pike Fold in Unsworth bills itself as ‘north Manchester’s premier golf club' due to its professional standard greens.
Liam Gallagher has told a fan she can 'get a refund' after revealing her favourite Oasis track won't be on the setlist of the reunion shows.
IN THE 1980s, SMU and Dallas became synonymous with free-flowing money in college football, a small school in a big city that turned into a playground for rich boosters who would spare no expense to make sure their team became a major player. It worked, albeit not for long. The Mustangs became pariahs, ultimately getting crushed by the NCAA's «death penalty» in 1987. SMU was the only program in history considered so corrupt that it had to be shut down.