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Prendergast in giant stride for regular place in Ireland's team
EDINBURGH : A lively debate in recent weeks over the respective merits of Ireland's two aspirant flyhalves tilted heavily in youthful Sam Prendergast's favour after a man of the match performance in the Six Nations on Sunday.
Luke Littler banned from darts events as incredible rise stops him from defending titles
Luke Littler, the teenage darts superstar, was unable to defend his PDC Development Tour victories last year due to his high world ranking. The young prodigy shot up to 31st in the rankings following his run to the World Darts Championship final just over a year ago.
Howe's master-plan pays off as Newcastle reach Wembley again
NEWCASTLE : Eddie Howe said his Newcastle United team executed his game plan to perfection as they completed a 4-0 aggregate romp over Arsenal to reach the League Cup final on Wednesday.
'We have a lot to thank Les for': 'True hero' D-Day veteran dies aged 99
A 'true hero' Second World War veteran who landed in France on D-Day ahead of the Allied liberation of occupied Europe has died aged 99. Touching tributes are being paid to Les Brown after his recent passing.
UK ambulance service pleads with public to stop making non-urgent calls
The UK's ambulance service is pleading with the public to stop phoning them with non-emergencies.
Amorim says Man Utd want to continue improving with 'changed' Garnacho
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has praised Argentine winger Alejandro Garnacho's changed attitude since being dropped last month and said the club want to continue improving with the youngster.
Ruben Amorim makes Manchester United transfer statement on Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho
Ruben Amorim wants to keep Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho at Old Trafford, but admitted Manchester United must consider selling academy graduates to stay within the Premier League's spending rules.