Chasing 283, Notts lost Riki Wessels lbw first ball to Alfonso Thomas. But fine half-centuries from captain James Taylor (51) and Brendan Taylor (62), and 42 not out from Steven Mullaney saw the visitors to 285-6. In the Sussex innings, openers Chris Nash (49) and Luke Wright (40) shared a stand of 96, but nobody could go beyond fifty as they reached 282-9. Jake Ball claimed 4-47 for the visitors, while Chris Read took six catches behind the stumps, including all of seamer Ball's wickets. After the dismissal of Wessels in the Nottinghamshire chase, James Taylor took the attack to the bowlers hitting eight fours and a six in his 43-ball innings, as they raced to 114-2 in the 14th over. Wickets fell at regular intervals once the skipper was out, but Mullaney and Read (22 not out) calmly saw their side home with 22 balls to spare.

Summary: A solid batting display from Nottinghamshire's middle-order set up a four-wicket win over Sussex at Hove.


Back-rower Kalamafoni, 29, and flanker Ryan, 27, will be joined by Joe Ford, 26, and Jonah Holmes, 24, who have been signed from Yorkshire Carnegie. Fly-half Ford is the brother of Leicester's England star George. The versatile Holmes began his career at Wasps, while Ryan has made one appearance for Ireland, in 2014. Kalamafoni has played in two World Cups for Tonga and made more than 100 appearances during his five-year stay at Gloucester. "It is now time for a new challenge in my career and I'm delighted to be able to sign for Leicester Tigers," said Kalamafoni. "It is obviously a big club with a lot of history and I'm looking forward to playing my part there."

Summary: Leicester Tigers have agreed the signings of Tonga international Sione Kalamafoni from Gloucester and Ireland's Dominic Ryan from Leinster.


The 52-year-old Scot went into the final day one stroke off the lead and carded a flawless round of 66. However, Maggert, 51, rolled in six birdies in a 65 to finish 10 under par for the tournament for a two-shot win. Bernhard Langer, the 54-hole co-leader, shot a 68 to finish in a tie for third with New Zealand's Grant Waite. Of the last eight senior majors, Maggert has now won two, while former European Ryder Cup captains Montgomerie and Langer have won three each. "I had a lot of good runs in the US Open over the years and probably lacked a little maturity to pull it off," said Maggert, who had 13 top-10 finishes in majors in more than 20 years on the PGA Tour. "But certainly, now that I'm an old guy, I've learned a lot and was able to just steady myself and play well."

Summary: Defending champion Colin Montgomerie finished second behind American Jeff Maggert at the US Senior Open at Del Paso Country Club in Sacramento.


The council said an external supplier who prints and posts the bills had taken "full responsibility" for the error. Neither the tax payer nor the council would pay for the extra postage, it said. The authority said it was investigating how many duplicate bills had been sent out. Read more on this story as it develops throughout the day on our Local Live pages Geoff Brown, the council's Cabinet member for Communities, said: "We will continue to liaise with the company over this error but in the meantime please be reassured that residents and businesses are only being billed once, so please ignore any duplicate bills received."

Summary: Cornwall Council has apologised after some people received more than one copy of their council tax bill.


The 25-year-old is the Tangerines' first signing since they won promotion back to the third tier by beating Exeter in the play-off final in May. Tilt joined Wrexham last summer from AFC Telford but ended 2016-17 on loan at Forest Green Rovers and helped them win promotion to League Two. The deal also includes a one-year option at end of his initial two years. Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: League One side Blackpool have signed Wrexham defender Curtis Tilt on a two-year deal.


For the three months to 31 July, HP said net income fell to $854m (Â£544m) down from $985m a year earlier. Total revenue fell 8.1% to $25.35bn, with revenues at HP's personal computer and printer business down 11.5%. Later this year, HP is due to split into two, separating its computer and printer business from its corporate hardware and services operations. The split is part of a radical restructuring plan, which has already resulted in tens of thousands of job cuts in recent years. Revenues at HP's personal computer business were down 13%, with revenues from sales to consumers down 22%. HP also gave a full-year profit forecast that was largely below what analysts had expected. For the year to October, it is predicting adjusted profit of $3.59-$3.65 per share, compared with analysts' estimates of $3.64 per share.

Summary: Technology giant Hewlett-Packard has reported falling profits and revenues as sales of personal computers fall.


Martin Hughes, 51, was injured in Woodhouse Park near to the Robinswood Road Metrolink stop in Wythenshawe at about 07:00 GMT. He was treated at the scene by the ambulance service but died a short time later. An investigation is under way to establish the circumstances. Metrolink services to Manchester Airport were suspended for several hours. In a tribute, Mr Hughes' brothers said: "Martin was a great lover of the outdoors and loved going for long walks in the countryside and hills around Greater Manchester and beyond, he was also a keen cyclist. "We are all devastated that he has been taken from us so suddenly." Peter Cushing, Transport for Greater Manchester's Metrolink director, said a "thorough operational investigation" has begun and the driver and staff were being supported.

Summary: A cyclist has died following a crash with a tram in Manchester.


Project Propeller, which is in its 19th year, saw the veterans being flown in to Staverton by 120 volunteer pilots in private light aircraft. Air Operations Manager Graham Cowie said: "It's a privilege and honour to be part of it all." One of the veterans is 101-year-old Mary Ellis, who was being flown in from Sandown on the Isle of Wight. Gloucestershire Airport was an RAF base before it became a commercial airfield. Mrs Ellis is one of the last surviving former pilots of the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA). She delivered Spitfires and bombers during World War Two. Other veterans taking part are three ex-prisoners of war (POW) who took part in the Long March, when the Nazis force-marched 10,000 allied POWs to avoid them being liberated by the advancing Russian forces.

Summary: More than 180 veterans are flying into Gloucestershire Airport to take part in reunion event.


The Englishman racked up breaks of 78, 75, 62 and 139 as Dott managed a total of just 21 points. O'Sullivan will face Luca Brecel in the last eight after the Belgian beat Mike Dunn of England 5-3. English 2005 world champion Shaun Murphy will play Zhou Yuelong of China after beating Scot Stephen Maguire 5-0. World number eight Murphy is the highest-ranked player left in the event after the top six all lost on Friday and Australian world number seven Neil Robertson was beaten in the first round. Two-time world champion Mark Williams of Wales beat England's Tom Ford 5-3 to set up a quarter-final against home favourite Li Hang, who edged past Welshman Matthew Stevens 5-4. Ali Carter won an all-English tie against Mark Davis 5-1 and will take on Irishman Fergal O'Brien, the 5-4 winner of a lengthy battle with Alan McManus of Scotland.

Summary: Five-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan reached the quarter-finals of the China Championship with a 5-0 thrashing of Scotland's Graeme Dott.


Magoffin had initially been expected to be out for six weeks after suffering the injury in a Championship game against Worcestershire. The 37-year-old had been playing only his second game of the season, having missed three games with a knee injury. "It's been an incredibly frustrating year for me this season for lots of reasons," he told BBC Sussex. "I've got the moon-boot on now, I've had it on for about three weeks, probably another few weeks to go. "Then I can start building up after that and look to be okay for the back end of the season in September when there's still four Championship games left."

Summary: Sussex seamer Steve Magoffin expects to be out until September with an Achilles injury suffered in June.


The musician, from Dumfries, made his first appearance in 2014 with an estimated fortune of £30m. The latest figures put his wealth at £95m which puts him at 27th position on the music millionaires top 50. The list is topped by Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy Shevell with a joint fortune of £760m. Ian Coxon, who has edited The Sunday Times Rich Lists for 20 years, said: "Calvin is a surprise - he's so successful and gets paid so well. "People get in fashion and have a great success. "I don't know whether his success will continue at quite the same rate." The music millionaires list has been released ahead of the annual Sunday Times Rich List which will be published this weekend.

Summary: Scottish DJ Calvin Harris has seen his wealth more than treble in the last two years according to the Sunday Times Rich List.


Stockdale, 31, played in all but one of the Seagulls' Championship games this season as they finished second. Fellow keeper Niki Maenpaa, 32, full-back Gaetan Bong, 29, and experienced midfielder Steve Sidwell, 34, have also been offered new deals at the Amex. Defender Vegard Forren, 29, and striker Chris O'Grady, 31, have been released. O'Grady spent the whole of the 2016-17 season on loan at Burton Albion, while Norway international centre-back Forren failed to make a first-team appearance after joining in March. Brighton have also extended 25-year-old midfielder Richie Towell's deal to 2019. "We hope the four players we have offered new contracts will be with us next season for our first season in the Premier League," manager Chris Hughton told the club website. Meanwhile, third-choice goalkeeper Casper Ankergren will be offered a new backroom role with the club.

Summary: Promoted Brighton have offered new contracts to goalkeeper David Stockdale and three others ahead of their 2017-18 Premier League campaign.


Kaikai scored five goals in 14 League One games for Shrewsbury earlier this term after joining on a four-month loan deal in September. The 20-year-old has made one appearance for Premier League club Palace, but has not featured this season. "We have got a really talented player in the building," Shrewsbury manager Micky Mellon told BBC Radio Shropshire. "He's still our top goalscorer- that's how valuable he was to us. "He's a good kid, he was very, very keen to come back." Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: Shrewsbury Town have re-signed winger Sullay Kaikai on loan from Crystal Palace until the end of the season.


Midfielder Bostwick, 29, was placed on the transfer list by League One Posh at the end of last season and has signed a two-year contract at Sincil Bank. Winger Anderson, 20, spent last season on loan with the Imps and has agreed a three-year deal. The pair could face their former club in a friendly on Saturday. Lincoln boss Danny Cowley told the club website: "Very infrequently I am surprised by football. But I have to admit that to acquire the signature of Michael Bostwick was beyond my wildest expectations for our football club. "To be able to bring in a top League One player who won various individual awards at Peterborough last year represents outstanding business on our part." Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: League Two newcomers Lincoln City have completed the double signing of Peterborough pair Michael Bostwick and Harry Anderson for an undisclosed fee.


On Tuesday this week, exchange desks at two airports were offering just 99 euro cents for a pound, according to foreign currency specialists Caxton FX. MoneyCorp at Stansted was offering €0.9915, while ICE's rate at Luton was €0.990. The pound hit its lowest level in three years on Monday. Sterling has recovered slightly since then, on the back of news about rising inflation in the UK. Nevertheless, the value of the pound has fallen by 12% against the euro since the vote to leave the EU, and about 10% against the US dollar. "An already weak pound has faced additional woes recently, due to increased stimulus measures and disappointing data from the UK," said Alexandra Russell-Oliver, an analyst with Caxton FX. On Wednesday, several supermarkets were offering €1.13 to the pound.

Summary: For the first time in at least three years, British holidaymakers have found that a pound buys less than a euro at some bureaux de change.


Jonathan Thomson-Glover, 54, of Wadebridge in Cornwall has charged with six offences, police said. The offences were allegedly committed in Wadebridge and around the country in the 1980s and early 1990s. Devon and Cornwall Police said the alleged victims were not former pupils of Clifton College in Bristol where Mr Thomson-Glover was a teacher. The force also said he was not teaching there when the alleged offences happened. Mr Thompson-Glover will appear at Bodmin Magistrates Court on 2 June charged with five counts of gross indecency with a boy under 14 and one count of inciting a boy under 14 to commit an act of gross indecency.

Summary: A former teacher has been charged with sex offences against two boys aged under 14.


Faris Al-Khori, 62, was arrested after searches in the city's Muirhouse and Leith areas earlier this year. He faces a charge under the Explosive Substances Act which runs from December 2007 until April 2014. Al-Khori appeared at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty. Chemicals listed in the charge include various types of acid, acetone and fuel tablets. Al-Khori is also accused of a separate charge of culpable and reckless conduct. It is claimed that with "utter disregard" for the safety of residents, he possessed a quantity of substances and rocket motors knowing they were either "explosive or flammable". The charge alleges he exposed residents at the flats to the "risk of serious injury". His QC Brian McConnachie entered not guilty pleas on his behalf. Judge Lord Turnbull set a trial due to begin in April in Edinburgh.

Summary: A man is to stand trial next year charged with having a large number of explosive substances at flats in Edinburgh.


Reports of sexual abuse and rape at the branches of Fosters Menswear in Salford and Ashton-under-Lyne, which have since closed down, have been made to Greater Manchester Police. An 80-year-old man has been interviewed under caution. Det Con Gary McCarthy said: "Our team is working hard to uncover the full extent of this historical sex abuse." He praised the alleged victims for coming forward, adding: "We understand that reporting traumatic events can be extremely difficult, but I want to reassure anyone who is thinking about coming forward that we will be there to support them."

Summary: An inquiry has been launched after claims of sex offences at two menswear stores in the 1970s, police say.


Dr McDaid has resigned his position on the grounds of ill health. He has been a priest since 1968 and a bishop since 2010. In a statement the Bishop of Down and Connor Noel Treanor said Dr McDaid "has served and supported his priests and all those entrusted to his care with a remarkable capacity for empathy and with a Christian heart". "I wish Bishop Liam every happiness in his retirement and look forward to our continued friendship in the years ahead," he added.

Summary: Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of the Catholic Bishop of Clogher, Liam McDaid.


The town's planning committee voted unanimously against the proposals for 38 terraced, semi-detached and detached houses. Carlisle-based Story Homes had applied to build in a field adjoining the Grade I listed abbey precinct wall. The company's development planner David Hayward said the wrong decision had been made. "We feel Barrow needs new homes, it needs new executive homes, we had the evidence telling us that," he said. Paul Littlewood, who led a campaign against the plans, said it was "not against Story Homes and it was certainly not against development in the town, it was just this site". The company has not decided whether it will appeal against the decision.

Summary: Plans for a housing development near the ruins of Furness Abbey in Barrow have been rejected.


The 14-mile (23km) route will run from Bradford city centre to Seacroft, in east Leeds. The CityConnect project, which is expected to be completed by the end of the year, has been funded by an £18m cash award from the Department for Transport and £11m of local funding. The scheme also includes resurfacing parts of the Leeds Liverpool canal. Coordinators say they hope the cycle way will encourage more people to make short journeys by bike and improve access to employment, skills and education. The project is jointly managed by West Yorkshire Combined Authority, Leeds City Council and Bradford Council.

Summary: Work on a £29m cycle superhighway linking Bradford and Leeds has officially begun.


Some locals and historians were worried Rose Castle near Dalston would be bought by developers when it was put up for sale in 2009. The Grade I-listed building has been home to 63 bishops from 1230 to 2009 but the Church Commissioners said it was too costly to run. It has now been bought on behalf of the charity the Rose Castle Foundation. Its bid to buy the castle was rejected in 2011, but it carried on fundraising. Bishop James Newcome said: "We are thrilled that our plans for Rose Castle are reignited following very generous donations to enable the castle to be purchased. "Our heartfelt thanks go to those who have invested in this historic building and in our vision. "The Rose Castle Foundation addresses misunderstanding and builds bridges between individuals and communities experiencing conflict."

Summary: A historic Cumbrian castle is to reopen as a centre for peace after being empty for seven years.


Officers from Humberside Police were called at 18:07 BST to attend the crash, at the side of the runway at Breighton Aerodrome, near Selby. All five people hurt in the incident have been taken to hospital - two by air ambulance. Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. The Air Accident Investigation Branch has launched an investigation. The casualties were all male and suffered various head, back, chest and leg injuries, officials said. North Yorkshire Fire Service said all of the men were out of the helicopter when rescuers arrived. Breighton Aerodrome is a former World War Two heavy bomber base and cold-war nuclear missile launch site. It is also the home to a classic aircraft collection.

Summary: Five people have been seriously injured in a helicopter crash in Breighton, East Yorkshire, police have said.


The 38-year-old man from Worthing was arrested on Wednesday a year after Mark Manning's disappearance. Tip-offs following an anniversary appeal led to a police search at a lake in Worthing, but nothing was found. The man has been bailed until 25 June while police enquiries continue. Mr Manning, of Brighton Road, Lancing, was last seen on 19 April 2014. A friend had dropped him off at Worthing railway station. His family reported him missing three days later. The 54-year-old was a former military bomb disposal expert who had worked for the Mines Advisory Group, a charity that removes landmines and other dangers. A murder inquiry began last June, but no-one has reported hearing from or seeing Mr Manning and his body has not been found.

Summary: A man arrested on suspicion of murdering a bomb disposal expert who has been missing for more than a year has been released on bail.


An incident involving a woman and three children happened outside Griffin Courtyard on Leg Street, Oswestry, at about 16:00 GMT on Friday. Two men received minor injuries, but the woman and three children were not believed to be hurt, West Mercia Police said. Four men from West Bromwich, aged 38, 36, 31 and 27, are due at Telford Magistrates' Court on Monday. The 38-year-old man and the 27-year-old man have been charged with four counts of kidnap. The other two men have been charged with four counts of kidnap and one count of assault.

Summary: Four men have been charged with kidnap following an incident in Shropshire.


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Summary: Mae Heddlu'r Gogledd yn ymchwilio wedi i faban newydd-anedig gael ei ganfod mewn safle bws yn Sir Conwy fore Mawrth.


The pets are being cared for at the Scottish SPCA's Inshes centre in Inverness. Most of the guinea pigs are only a few weeks old. Centre Manager Elaine Floyd said, "We have lots of lovely little guinea pigs in our care at the moment and we're keen to find them fantastic new homes." She added: "Ideally we'd like our guinea pigs to be re-homed in small same-sex groups or pairs as they are sociable creatures who enjoy the company of their own kind. "Some of our guinea pigs are confident and easy to handle, while we have others who are in need of more human interaction to help them feel more comfortable."

Summary: An animal welfare charity is seeking to re-home 35 guinea pigs abandoned, or given up by their owners, in the Highlands.


Two other people were treated for breathing difficulties at Bar Qbano in Ebenezer Place in Kettering at about 02:30 GMT. Police said it is believed a "CS-type gas" was released. The club was evacuated and ventilated. Officers said they were continuing to investigate and appealed for witnesses. A spokesman for East Midlands Ambulance Service said: "Three patients required treatment for breathing difficulties and abdominal pain. "Two of those were treated on the scene and one patient was taken to Kettering General Hospital." More than 100 people are believed to have been in the club at the time. A fast response paramedic vehicle and two ambulances attended, as well as Northamptonshire Police and the fire service. A spokeswoman from the club said the venue had now reopened.

Summary: One person was taken to hospital after what is believed to be a gas canister was let off in a Northamptonshire nightclub.


The order formalises a decision by Betsi Cadwaladr health board last week not to contest a judicial review of its proposed changes to services at Ysbyty Glan Glwyd in Bodelwyddan. Mrs Justice Davies said the board had "lost or eroded the trust" of some employees and people in the community. The board had to "regain that trust". The process brings to a close the legal procedure started when campaigners sought a judicial review over the board's plans. Last week, Betsi's interim chief executive Simon Dean said they had advised the court the board no longer wanted to contest the judicial review, and would now be consulting on the future of services. The hospital had originally planned to end consultant-led services in April but the bid for judicial review put the plan on hold. The complainants were awarded their legal costs at the end of the hearing.

Summary: A judge has issued an order for a health board to consult on whether to downgrade maternity services at a Denbighshire hospital.


The world number nine pulled out of the tournament shortly before her second-round match against Wang Qiang. Konta currently occupies the final qualifying position for the season-ending WTA Finals in Singapore. But the 25-year-old, the first British woman in the top 10 since 1984, could be overtaken by Dominika Cibulkova if the Slovak makes the Linz Open final. "I was really looking forward to making this week last as long as possible. It wasn't as long as I would have liked, but I need to look after my body first," said the Briton. "I need to make sure I make the right decisions for my health."

Summary: British number one Johanna Konta has withdrawn from the Hong Kong Open because of an abdominal strain.


The music artist was in the island to shoot a new video, according to newspaper and media reports. Officers using Police Scotland's Lochaber and Skye Twitter account tweeted a pun-filled message shortly after the media stories appeared. The officers signed off with #HipHopCops. The tweet made reference to West's wife Kim Kardashian and her reality TV show Keeping up with the Kardashians. It read: "Out in your #Kardashin around #Skye this summer? We'll be #KeepingUp with you so #Kanye please drive sensibly? #OpRoute #HipHopCops". West's visit to Skye was the cause of a Twitter Moment, a feature of the social media website that gathers stories and tweets about major events in one place on the site.

Summary: A visit to Skye by US hop hop artist Kanye West has inspired a tongue-in-cheek road safety warning from Police Scotland.


The RSPCA said the three-feet-long (1m) female snake was probably abandoned by its owner. Kim Greaves, who is a reptile expert for the animal welfare charity, said the snake would not be able to survive in the wild. She said the RSPCA would prosecute the person who dumped the snake if they were found. Ms Greaves said the problem of abandoned animals in the area was "getting absolutely out of hand." "This is a happy ending for this particular snake," she said. "But more and more of my colleagues are faced with abandoned animals, not just snakes and reptiles, but rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and cats and dogs. "It is a sign of the times, I'm afraid," The non-venomous royal python is found in Africa and survives on a diet of rodents.

Summary: A man walking his dog has discovered a royal python on the banks of a canal in Doncaster.


The coastguard was called to an area south of Swanage, Dorset, at 16:40 BST on Sunday after reports a diver on an expedition had gone missing. The dive vessel Emma J alerted authorities after one of three divers did not resurface. Lifeboats and a search and rescue helicopter were involved in a search of around 10 nautical miles. Dorset Police, along with other agencies, will assess the situation before deciding whether to resume later, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency said. Mark Rodaway, operations centre commander at the National Maritime Operations Centre, which is overseeing the search, said on Sunday: "This is a significant incident. "This diver has been missing for more than three hours and clearly this is very serious. "We are concentrating our search on this area and will continue to do so."

Summary: A major search for a diver who failed to resurface in the English Channel has been suspended for the night.


David Cameron will be continuing as our prime minister. It's not yet clear whether the Conservatives will manage a small overall majority or fall just short, but four other things are very clear: So, what is all this likely to mean? A referendum on whether the UK stays in, or leaves, the European Union, within the next two-and-a-half years. A race to be the next leader of the Labour Party. A race to be the next leader of the Liberal Democrats. And a huge new presence of Scottish National Party MPs at Westminster. They will be the third biggest party in the Commons - just months after losing a referendum that defines what the party exists to promote. And so here's another thing we know for certain this morning: Politics ain't going to be boring any time soon.

Summary: After weeks of chatter about an election too close to call, it wasn't that close at all.


An interior ministry spokesman also named a suicide bomber who killed four security officers near a mosque in the sacred city of Medina as Naer Muslim Hamad, a 26-year-old Saudi man. The ministry said he had a history of drug abuse. Three people who allegedly carried out attacks in Qatif were also named. Their nationalities are not clear. Their names were given as Abdulrahman al-Omar (23), Ibrahim al-Omar (20) and Abdulkarim al-Husni (20). The ministry said none of them had Saudi IDs. The attacks in Qatif took place on the same day and were also suicide bombings. A man died in Jeddah on Monday when attempting to detonate a bomb. No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks yet but they are suspected to have been the work of people with allegiances to so-called Islamic State.

Summary: Saudi officials say 12 out of 19 people arrested over Monday's three bomb attacks in the country are Pakistani.


UK and Wales Green Party leaders Natalie Bennett and Pippa Bartolotti joined about 200 people on the march from the Guildhall at 12.30 BST. It was organised by The People's Assembly - a group opposing public sector spending cuts by the UK government. Campaigners, including Plaid Cymru AM Bethan Jenkins, ended the march with a rally in Castle Gardens.

Summary: Hundreds turned out for an anti-austerity march in Swansea on Saturday.


The sixth Fylde coast festival - previously known as Lytham Proms - will take place on 2-9 August. Ocean will be joined on the Friday '80s v 90s' night by Jimmy Somerville, Chesney Hawkes, East 17, 5ive, Sinitta and the Vengaboys. The Last Night of the Proms on the Sunday will be headlined by Marti Pellow and also star Elaine Paige. The open-air music events on Lytham Green will be held on 6-9 August with other comedy, literature and music events at other venues across the town during the week.

Summary: Eighties R&B star Billy Ocean is to headline at this summer's extended Lytham Festival.


The 81-year-old was taken to a hospital in the West Bank city after feeling exhausted and experiencing chest pains. Doctors performed a cardiac catheterisation procedure, in which a thin plastic tube is inserted into a blood vessel to check for blockages. Everything appeared normal and Mr Abbas was due to be discharged shortly. "His arteries look great, and there is no need for him to stay in the hospital," heart specialist Dr Mohammed al-Batrawi told reporters. The Palestinian leader underwent another heart procedure known as an angioplasty to open clogged arteries in 2005. He was elected president earlier that year after the death of Yasser Arafat, with whom he co-founded the Fatah movement and helped establish the Palestine Liberation Organisation.

Summary: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has undergone a series of routine heart tests and all results were normal, doctors in Ramallah say.


Rosena Allin-Khan, who works at St George's Hospital, was selected at the party's candidate on Saturday. The by-election will be held on 16 June. Mr Khan triggered the election earlier this week when he formally stepped down as MP, after 11 years, to focus on his duties as London mayor. Writing on her website, Ms Allin-Khan describes herself as a "passionate local, a community activist and health advocate". She adds: "As someone who was born and bred in Tooting, it would be an honour to be your next MP and serve the community I call home. The mother-of-two is also a Wandsworth Labour councillor. Mr Khan was first elected to represent Tooting for Labour in the 2005 general election. Winning 1,310,143 votes in the London mayoral election, he received the largest personal mandate of any politician in UK history.

Summary: An A&E doctor has been chosen by Labour to fight the Tooting by-election after new London mayor Sadiq Khan stepped down as an MP.


The 19-year-old came from a break down in the deciding set to win 6-2 3-6 7-5. Zverev is the first man to beat Wawrinka in a tour final since 2013 and also ended his 10-match winning streak. Briton Dominic Inglot and Finland's Henri Kontinen beat Russia's Konstantin Kravchuk and Andrey Kuznetsov 6-3 6-0 to win the doubles title. "I'm full of emotions. I just couldn't have chosen a better place to win my maiden title," said Zverev. "It was really hard when I was trailing 3-0 in the deciding set but I forced myself to keep on fighting. And now I'm really happy with my win."

Summary: German teenager Alexander Zverev stunned US Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka to claim his first ATP title at the St Petersburg Open.


Board members will meet in India on 29 March to discuss a move that would see 1,000 jobs axed across the UK, including 750 at Port Talbot. But Community union members met Tata's European chief executive on Monday amid concerns the plant could be mothballed. In January, Tata said "tough actions" were critical because of "extremely difficult market conditions". Community's general secretary Roy Rickhuss said the likelihood of job losses had been "tough to accept" but workers were determined to make the proposal work. He added: "Reports that suggest the Tata board in India will reject this turnaround plan are deeply concerning and Community will be doing all we can to ensure the company do not go down this route. "The workers at Port Talbot have achieved everything asked of them and deserve the continued support of Tata."

Summary: Tata Steel could "pull the plug" on a plan to save Port Talbot steelworks, a union has warned.


Former Glenn Hoddle Academy product Benbow, 26, scored 32 goals for the Glassboys in last season's Northern Premier League promotion near miss. He also scored eight times in Stourbridge's run to the third round of the FA Cup, when they lost at Wycombe. Lait and Benbow, who had spells at both Cheltenham and Burton, are Moors' first signings this summer. Moors manager Liam McDonald has already signed striker Oladapo Afolayan, skipper Liam Daly, fellow defenders Joel Kettle, Kristian Green and Calum Flanagan and midfielders George Carline, Ashley Sammons and Simeon Maye on new contracts for the 2017-18 season. The club have so far lost strikers Harry White, to Chester, Andy Brown, defender Connor Franklin, who joined Brackley Town, and keeper Danny Lewis. Benbow and Lait are the latest members of Stourbridge's successful FA Cup side to move on following Dan Scarr's move to Birmingham City in January.

Summary: Solihull Moors have signed Luke Benbow and his strike partner Chris Lait from non-league neighbours Stourbridge.


Police said a 36-year-old man had been detained in police custody and charged with firearms offences. It follows a planned operation by the officers at Whitehill Court in Dennistoun at about 19:20 on Thursday. The man is expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Saturday and a report has been sent to the procurator fiscal. In a statement, Police Scotland said: "About 7.20pm last night officers searched a house in Whitehill Court, Dennistoun, as part of a planned operation. "As a result, a 36-year-old man has been arrested and detained in police custody with alleged firearms offences. A report has been sent to the procurator fiscal."

Summary: A man has been arrested after an operation by firearms officers in the east end of Glasgow.


The supermarket, which has announced a big rise in full-year profits, will build a distribution centre at Capital Business Park in Wentloog. The planned 42,200 sq m (454,000 sq ft) warehouse, offices and loading bays would sit by the Gwent Levels. The development was given planning permission by Cardiff council. Plans for a regional distribution centre for Aldi at the site were first submitted in 2004 but were put on hold. Based in Essen, Germany, the firm opened its first UK stores in 1990 and has more than 450 shops across the country. On Monday, it announced it had increased its share of the British grocery market after posting a big rise in full-year profits.

Summary: The discount supermarket chain Aldi is to build a warehouse on the outskirts of Cardiff, which it claims will create 400 jobs.


Tommy Ward was found badly beaten at his house in Salisbury Road, Maltby, South Yorkshire on 1 October 2015. Around Â£30,000 was thought to have been stolen from his home in the attack. The former miner died from his injuries in hospital on 23 February. His daughter Jackie Perry said the family "can't move on". "I don't go in to Maltby," she said. "I used to go down the High Street with my daughters on a Saturday morning, take the grandkids into the pet shop. "But I can't do that because I know somebody knows something and they're not coming forward, and that's what we need." She added: "It's been a terrible, long year. We want justice for my dad." Three South Yorkshire men were arrested on suspicion of murder in August, but were later released on bail without charge.

Summary: The family of an 80-year-old man who died following a violent robbery at his home have appealed for information on the anniversary of the attack.


Junaid Hussain, 18, admitted putting details online in June 2011 and making hoax calls to a counter-terror hotline. He was a leader of Team Poison, a computer hacking group which has claimed responsibility for more than 1,400 illegal activities. He was given a three month sentence for each offence at Southwark Crown Court. The jail terms will run consecutively. Team Poison - which identifies itself as "TeaMp0isoN" online - has previously claimed responsibility for computer hacking attacks involving foreign politicians, major international businesses, an international humanitarian agency and foreign law enforcement. Hussain admitted making the hoax calls to the Metropolitan Police anti-terrorist hotline between January 1 2010 and April 14 2012, which prevented legitimate callers getting through. A further offence was left to lie on file. Scotland Yard said further investigations are ongoing into the activities of other members of TeamPoison.

Summary: A hacker from Birmingham has been jailed for six months after publishing the address book of former Prime Minister Tony Blair on the internet.


Two-time All Star-winning 'keeper Paul Durcan is overseas and McGinley has been handed the number one jersey for the first round tie in Ballybofey. Experienced defender Eamon McGee is not named in manager Rory Gallagher's team but captain Michael Murphy starts despite doubts over his fitness. Donegal are aiming to reach the Ulster final for a sixth year in a row. Donegal (v Fermanagh): MA McGinley; P McGrath, N McGee, K Lacey; R McHugh, F McGlynn, A Thompson; R Kavanagh, H McFadden; L McLoone, M McElhinney, O MacNiallais; P McBrearty, M Murphy, M O'Reilly.

Summary: Goalkeeper Marc Anthony McGinley makes his championship debut for Donegal in Sunday's Ulster clash with Fermanagh.


Italian Forestieri, 26, has scored 21 goals in 61 appearances since joining the Owls from Watford in August 2015. Hutchinson, 27, joined Wednesday from Chelsea in July 2014 and has made 68 league appearances. Both players will now stay at Hillsborough until the end of the 2019-20 season. Forestieri's previous deal was due to run out in 2019 and he was linked with a move away last summer after winning the club's player of the year award. The Owls, losing play-off finalists last season, occupy the final Championship play-off position this campaign after just one defeat in their last nine league matches.

Summary: Sheffield Wednesday forward Fernando Forestieri and midfielder Sam Hutchinson have signed new deals.


The incident happened in the garden of a house on Newington Road at about 10:30 on Saturday. The worker was confronted by a man and then followed for a short while. The Royal Mail employee was unhurt but said to be left in a "state of shock". PC Emma Neylon said it was a "strange incident" to happen in broad daylight on a Saturday morning. The man police want to trace is described as being white, in his early 40s, about 5ft 6in to 5ft 8in tall with short brown hair described as ruffled. He was wearing a navy blue hooded top, beige shorts and spoke a foreign language. The man was acting in what was described as an "erratic manner".

Summary: A postal worker has been threatened and then followed by a man while making his deliveries in Annan.


The pileated gibbon was born several weeks prematurely, and there were fears that it would not survive. The zoo began the breeding programme in 2001 and staff are "cautiously optimistic" they have achieved their first success with the rare primate. Pileated gibbons are classed as endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. More on the pileated gibbon, and other Devon and Cornwall news The baby gibbon's parents are both nine years old, with its mother Shukdi born at Zoo d'Anson in France. Curator of Mammals Neil Bemment said: "This is Paignton Zoo's first surviving pileated gibbon baby - I'm really pleased. "As we have been trying to breed this species for 15 years, but alas our previous female was not a good mother."

Summary: A rare type of gibbon has been born at Paignton Zoo - after 15 years of trying.


The Premier League side were charged after failing to ensure their club whereabouts information was accurate on three occasions. Clubs are required to provide accurate details of training sessions and player whereabouts so they are available for testing at all times. The Cherries were also warned about their future conduct. It is understood part of the charge concerned a player not informing the club of his new home address, while another part related to members of the Under-21 squad training with the first-team at short notice. Manchester City were also fined £35,000 and given a warning after accepting a similar charge in February.

Summary: Bournemouth have been fined £35,000 after admitting a breach of Football Association anti-doping rules.


Egnedol wants to invest £685m in a renewable energy facility at the former Gulf refinery at Waterston and the RNAD Blackbridge site in Milford Haven. But Planning Inspectorate Wales has suspended the Cypriot-owned company's application for six months. It said it had provided "inadequate" information on several protected species and habitats. The plant would see biomass converted into a biogas, which would be used to produce green electricity or green liquid fuels. The planning inspectorate has written to Egnedol to say it was going to "suspend the examination" of its planning application until 30 September 2017. It said the company's environmental statement is "inadequate" in respect of the effects the biomass plant would have on protected species and habitats, and urged it to carry out further assessments.

Summary: Plans to create a biomass plant, which would create 560 jobs in Pembrokeshire, have been put on hold.


Dorset's County Hospital is carrying out a review of services, including maternity and paediatrics. It has prompted dozens of parents to post images of their children receiving care at the hospital in Dorchester. Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group said it was considering how to reorganise health services for the future. Photos shared on the group include children born prematurely and other poorly youngsters whose parents are opposed to any changes. Among the areas under review are the special care baby unit (SCBU), Kingfisher children's ward and maternity services at the hospital. Parents have been sharing the posts on the Save the SCBU, Kingfisher and Maternity at DCH Facebook page.

Summary: Parents have been sharing photos of their children in support of threatened child and maternity services.


Two groups objecting to Harlan Laboratories' breeding of animals for medical research have held protests at its four UK sites since April. A High Court injunction earlier this month ordered them not to continue to wear bloodstained clothing. The court permitted up to 100 people to protest at the Wyton site on Saturday. Protests by the National Anti-Vivisection Alliance (NAVA) and Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC) had been held at Wyton and at Harlan in Leicestershire, Oxfordshire and Derbyshire. They had been marked by activists in bloodstained costumes, which the groups said represented the "slaughter" of animals. On 3 August, the High Court heard the clothing amounted to harassment of Harlan staff, who are involved in animal husbandry, not vivisection. After Saturday's demonstration, protests involving up to 25 people can be held for up to three hours, once a week, at each of Harlan's sites.

Summary: An animal rights protest which was the subject of a High Court case is being held outside a laboratory near Huntingdon.


Dimitrov won 7-5 4-6 6-3 and next faces Russian Daniil Medvedev, who beat Steve Johnson of the US 3-6 6-4 7-6 (7-1). Edmund, 22, had been hoping to build on his run to the semi-finals of the Atlanta Open last week. Australian 10th seed Nick Kyrgios again succumbed to injury in his first match since retiring at Wimbledon last month. Kyrgios trailed world number 106 Tennys Sandgren of the US 6-3 3-0 when he retired with a right shoulder injury. "Just struggling, mentally, physically," said the 22-year-old. French sixth seed and defending champion Gael Monfils suffered a surprise 6-3 4-6 7-5 defeat by Indian qualifier Yuki Bhambri, ranked 200th. Canadian third seed Milos Raonic needed two tie-breaks to see off Frenchman Nicolas Mahut 7-6 (7-2) 7-6 (10-8), while compatriot Eugenie Bouchard beat American eighth seed Christina McHale 7-6 (8-6) 6-0 in the first round of the women's event.

Summary: Britain's Kyle Edmund went out of the Citi Open in Washington with a three-set defeat by Bulgarian fourth seed Grigor Dimitrov in round two.


Construction firm Costain has been jointly awarded the contract by the Welsh government, alongside Vinci Construction and Taylor Woodrow. The plans include 24km of new motorway and a 2.5km long viaduct crossing the River Usk, as well as major remodelling of M4 junctions 23 and 29. Development work starts immediately. Government officials said the initial work was the first 'Early Contractor Involvement' contract, to examine development and environmental surveys as part of the statutory work that must take place before construction. The work will also assist an anticipated public inquiry into the relief road. Andrew Wyllie, chief executive of Costain, said: "We are delighted to be developing this critical infrastructure scheme for the Welsh government." However, the new road is already subject to a legal challenge, with a decision over whether a judicial review can go ahead expected on Thursday.

Summary: Three firms have been awarded the contract to start work on the £1bn M4 relief road project around Newport.


Aberdeenshire West MSP Alexander Burnett was elected in May. The SNP said the allegations were a "serious matter", but the Scottish Conservatives said the SNP was "engaged in a nothing more than a politically-motivated fishing expedition". Police said an election expenses complaint was under consideration. An SNP spokesperson said: "The fact that these allegations have now been reported to Police Scotland, in line with the advice of the Electoral Commission, underlines the seriousness of this matter for Alexander Burnett and Ruth Davidson. "As such, it is only right that the police are now given the opportunity to fully investigate any potential breach of election rules." A spokesman for the Scottish Conservatives said: "The SNP tried the Electoral Commission first, was told it had gone to the wrong place, and is now trying the police."

Summary: A Scottish Conservative MSP has been reported to Police Scotland over allegations he breached election campaign spending rules.


The route between Belfast International Airport and Newark is the only direct link between Northern Ireland and the United States. The service did not operate between 6 January and 11 March this year but will fly three times a week during that period in 2016. Belfast International Airport said the decision was "wonderful news for Northern Ireland". Graham Keddie, the airport's managing director, said: "United's commitment is both welcome and substantial. "We have been working with stakeholders to achieve this outcome and we are delighted it is now being delivered." Bob Schumacher, United's managing director of sales in the UK and Ireland, said: "We're pleased to offer our Northern Irish customers a year-round direct link to New York."

Summary: United Airlines is to restore its year-round service from Belfast to New York.


The 35-year-old made his 98th Warriors appearance as a second-half replacement in Saturday's 14-7 loss at Connacht. Capped 104 times for Scotland, Lamont left Glasgow in 2005 before returning in 2012 and has scored 27 tries over his two spells at the Pro12 champions. "I feel I've still got more to give and I'm enjoying being part of a winning team," he said. "I want to keep on playing and I'm glad I get to extend my time at a club which I really enjoy representing." Lamont was not selected for Scotland's summer tour to Japan. The winger featured in three Six Nations matches this year, starting against Wales and coming off the bench twice.

Summary: Experienced Scotland winger Sean Lamont has signed a new one-year deal at Glasgow Warriors.


The National Emergency Management Agency (Nema) says the heavy rains killed 363 people since July. The worst floods in five decades have affected many areas of the country - especially near the River Niger. The BBC's Will Ross in Lagos says waters are now receding but there are fears over food supplies as some farmers saw all their crops destroyed. President Goodluck Jonathan last month called the floods a "national disaster" but said it would not cause a food crisis, reports the Reuters news agency. Our correspondent says that poor drainage in Nigeria's cities makes flooding likely after heavy rainfall. In some rural areas people said they were frightened after seeing crocodiles, snakes and even hippopotami inside flooded homes.

Summary: More than two million Nigerians have been forced from their homes by this year's floods, officials say.


The deal values Premier Farnell shares at 165p each. The shares soared 50% to 164p after the takeover was announced. Daetwyler distributes more than 500,000 electronics products under brands such as Nedis. Premier Farnell has been trying to put its business on a firmer footing in recent months. It has cut dividend payouts to shareholders, and sold its industrial products business, Akron Brass, for $224.2m. Eben Upton, the pioneer of the Raspberry Pi, was made a CBE in the Queen's latest Birthday Honours list. The Pi has proved hugely popular with electronics hobbyists and many children use the devices to get a taste of computer coding. In April 2016, the Pi became the most popular British computer ever made. More than eight million have been sold since it was launched in early 2012.

Summary: The maker of the Raspberry Pi mini computer is being bought by Swiss electronics company Daetwyler Holdings for 1bn Swiss francs (£700m).


The 26-year-old has spent four seasons at Franklin's Gardens after previously playing for Rotherham Titans and at Leeds Carnegie's academy. Gloucester director of rugby David Humphreys told the club website: "We're delighted to be bringing in someone of Gareth's experience and quality." The Cherry and Whites are eighth in the table with one match to play this term. Humphreys' side, who are two points below Saints, are also through to the European Challenge Cup final on 12 May, when they will face French club Stade Francais. Meanwhile, Gloucester academy front row trio of prop Ciaran Knight, hooker Henry Walker - both 19 - and 18-year-old prop Alex Seville have all signed new contracts with the club.

Summary: Gloucester have signed prop Gareth Denman from fellow Premiership club Northampton Saints for next season.


Lottery fever in the US had resulted in long queues outside lottery-ticket vendors, driving up the jackpot value. A single winner could have taken home about $558m (£384m) if they had chosen a lump-sum prize. The prize will now be rolled over to Wednesday when the jackpot is expected to be $1.3bn. The winning numbers for the Saturday jackpot were 32, 16, 19, 57 and 34, and the Powerball number was 13. Powerball is played in 44 of 50 states and three American territories. It takes place each Wednesday and Saturday at 22:59 PM (03:59 GMT). Winners can be paid the full jackpot in annual instalments over 29 years or take a lower cash prize. Lottery officials quoted in US media said the odds of winning last night were one in 292 million.

Summary: No-one has won the largest lottery jackpot in US history, the $900m (£620m) on offer in Saturday night's Powerball draw.


It was shut last week as a precautionary measure, with Cardiff council confirming a viral illness was airborne there. Environmental health officers said on Tuesday the hotel had been deep cleaned. They will continue to monitor it over the next week. A hotel spokesman said the priority has been the wellbeing of guests. The hotel closed earlier this month after 26 guests were struck down with the virus. None needed hospital treatment and Cardiff council said it was satisfied with the action taken. A hotel spokesman thanked guests for their "understanding and co-operation".

Summary: The Angel Hotel in Cardiff has reopened after it was closed due to an outbreak of the norovirus.


The league was expanded from eight to ten teams in June, but Jets, who finished bottom of the table last season, were not offered a place. The team will close in September to allow players to take part in training camps already scheduled for the summer. "This is a sad day for netball and for women's sport in Yorkshire," Jets chairperson Mariana Pexton said. "It has been a difficult period for all involved and we have been overwhelmed by the support we have received through the media and social media. "The overwhelming public sentiment has echoed what we feel - sadness, shock and great disappointment at the removal of Yorkshire, a county of five million people, from a place in the country's premier domestic netball competition."

Summary: Yorkshire Jets are to be wound up after England Netball decided to remove them from Netball Superleague.


Amy-Jane White was killed in what her mother called a "terrible accident" on Dartmoor on Monday. Amanda White said her daughter, who worked as a carer and lived in Plympton, suffered a very serious accident at Yelverton. She was taken to a local hospital with head trauma, where Mrs White said doctors tended to Amy so her family had time to say goodbye to her. Mrs White said she was keen to trace the doctors so she could thank them for her "last few hours" with her daughter. More on the tributes to Amy-Jane and other Devon and Cornwall news Ms White's boyfriend, Daniel Huggins, 31, said: "I have lost a lover, friend and soulmate. "She died doing her greatest love in her life, riding horses." One friend said the 23-year-old told her: "If you go on a horse or bike you'll be happy."

Summary: A 23-year-old woman whose passion was riding has died in a fall from a horse.


Police said no-one was injured when a lorry hit the central reservation after a tyre blew out near the Calder junction on the A720, at about 07:20. Footage from a dashcam filmed from on the other side of the road shows the lorry hurtling down the steel barrier. The lorry appears to have mounted the central barrier and comes close to crossing into oncoming traffic. The bypass was closed eastbound throughout the morning but reopened at about 14:30. There were queues several miles long following the crash, which also affected the M8 heading into Edinburgh, back to Junction 3 at Livingston. There were also queues on the M9 southbound heading down to the M8, with traffic back to 1a at Kirkliston. There were further queues on all routes heading to the bypass, the A71, the A70 and the A772 Gilmerton Road.

Summary: The Edinburgh city bypass has reopened after being closed for seven hours causing massive delays.


Her England colleagues Tammy Beaumont (36) and Natalie Sciver (40 not out) helped Surrey to 133-6 after they had chosen to bat first. Taylor and Eve Jones (26) gave Thunder a good start to their reply. But they were all out for 100, with Rene Farrell (5-26) recording the second-best bowling figures in the WSL. The Australian dismissed Taylor and Eleanor Threlkeld in a pivotal 14th over to set up victory, which maintained Surrey's 100% start to the competition, while Lancashire have lost both of their group matches to date. Wicketkeeper-batter Taylor did not play in the 2016 tournament as she was taking a break from cricket while trying to overcome anxiety problems, and missed Thunder's defeat by Yorkshire at Headingley on Friday as she was attending a family wedding.

Summary: England's Sarah Taylor scored 34 on her Women's Super League debut but her Lancashire Thunder team lost to Surrey Stars by 33 runs at Old Trafford.


The animal was spotted in Applecross in Wester Ross on the north west coast earlier this week. Several red deer graze around houses in the village and the stag snagged the item of underwear while passing a washing line. Megan MacInnes managed to get the snap of the deer with its colourful antler decoration. Her friend Anne Macrae, who also lives in Applecross and has photographed the deer in the village, said the animals were not tame, but bold enough to come close to houses to feed. She said the deer come down from a nearby hill, the Bealach, to forage.

Summary: A red deer stag has been photographed in the Scottish Highlands with a bra tangled in its antlers.


The pair were able to escape before Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service arrived. The incident happened on the A483 near Clyro, Powys, shortly after 16:00 BST on Tuesday. It follows the yellow severe weather warning which was issued by the Met Office for Tuesday. The Met Office warned gusts of up to 60mph could hit parts of Wales and southern England as strong south-westerly winds sweep across the country. It warned of tricky conditions for drivers of towing vehicles. A spokesman said it was "a little bit unusual" to get winds of this severity in the southern part of the UK at this time of year. The warning was in force until 19:00.

Summary: Two people have been taken to hospital after a tree fell on the bonnet of their car during strong winds.


Media playback is not supported on this device Joshua is aiming to become Britain's sixth world heavyweight champion in only his 16th professional fight. American Martin is making the first defence of the belt he won in January. There will also be live text commentary on the BBC Sport website, where you can also listen to BBC Radio 5 live's boxing correspondent Mike Costello. He will be ringside from about 22:30 BST at London's O2 Arena for build-up and the fight commentary. Costello will be accompanied by former super middleweight world champion Richie Woodhall and boxing journalist Steve Bunce. Earlier in the evening on BBC Radio Wales and online, there will be live commentary of Welsh boxer Lee Selby's featherweight world title defence against Eric Hunter at the same venue. BBC Radio Cymru will provide Welsh language commentary.

Summary: Full commentary of Anthony Joshua's fight against Charles Martin for the IBF heavyweight title on Saturday will be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 live.


Faulkner, who was chief executive at Premier League side Aston Villa until last month, fills a role that has been vacant since Mark Arthur left Forest in January 2013. He was Villa's chief operating officer before his promotion in May 2010 and also took on the role of Premier League representative on the FA Board. Faulkner will begin his new role with Forest on Monday, 1 September.

Summary: Nottingham Forest have confirmed Paul Faulkner as their new chief executive.


Around £6m will be used for a project which aims to improve the storage of renewable energy. Recruitment of 17 new PhD researchers as part of the project is planned, funded by the EU's Interreg programme. It will also involve collaboration between the university, three research institutes and 14 businesses. It will look at the best ways of storing electricity and heat from individual houses, up to factories and other big industrial users. Project leader Professor Neil Hewitt Technologies said: "If consumers can store energy effectively, that will allow very high levels of renewables to be integrated into power grids at the same time as putting consumers at the heart of the energy system. The Interreg programme supports projects in Northern Ireland, some border counties in the Republic of Ireland and western Scotland. It has a total value of £240m, which is due to be distributed by 2020.

Summary: Ulster University (UU) has given details of how it will use some of the £20m it was awarded from an EU cross-border scheme.


German world number 30 Siegemund beat France's Kristina Mladenovic in April for her second career WTA title. Maria Sharapova, who made the Stuttgart semi-finals on her return from a 15-month doping ban, could play Eugenie Bouchard in Madrid's second round. The Canadian recently said Sharapova should not have been allowed to return, describing the Russian as "a cheater". Sharapova, who has slipped to 262 in the world, has been given a wildcard for the event in Spain, which runs from 5-14 May. She plays 17th seed Mirjana Lucic-Baroni following a reshuffle of the draw when her original opponent, 13th seed and fellow Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, withdrew due to injury on Friday World number 59 Bouchard plays French world number 44 Alize Cornet. British number one and world number seven Konta, 25, was beaten by Latvia's Anastasija Sevastova in the second round in Stuttgart.

Summary: Britain's Johanna Konta will play Stuttgart Open champion Laura Siegemund in the first round of the Madrid Open.


Officers were searching a property at Cockret Court in Cockret Road after arresting a man on suspicion of racial/religious aggravated harassment and criminal damage. Neighbouring flats within a 100m cordon have been evacuated and residents are being offered temporary shelter nearby. A 60-year-old man remains in police custody. North Yorkshire Police warned there would be disruption to the surrounding area as emergency services attended the scene. It said the flats were being evacuated as a precaution.

Summary: Homes in Selby, North Yorkshire, have been evacuated after police found suspected hazardous material.


The 30-year-old former Colchester man has made 151 appearances for the Shrimpers, having become Phil Brown's first signing as manager in 2013. White, who had been out of contract, captained the side that won promotion via the League Two play-offs in 2015. "I know the ambition of the club, the manager and the players here," White added. "With how close we got last season, it was a no-brainer that we're going to be looking to do a bit better from the start of the season this time to give ourselves the best chance of getting promotion."

Summary: Southend United defender John White has signed a one-year contract with the League One side.


"Run toward, don't run away!" was organised after a man tried to strangle a woman, 25, with the wire from her headphones in Fog Lane Park, Didsbury. Runners set off at 15:00 - the time the victim was attacked. Organiser Louise Hudson said many people had been shocked by the attack but added "we're not afraid" and said a new runners' network has been set up. Ms Hudson, from West Didsbury, said: "It is shocking what's happened. It startles people and frightens them. "My hope is that we might meet new people, new friends to go running with." Runners of different abilities did laps around the park during the event. Ms Hudson said it was about "feeling safer in numbers and feeling that we're not detracted or deterred by this but actually more enthused".

Summary: More than 100 people have taken part in a run at a Manchester park a week after a jogger was attacked.


The accident happened at junction 29 near Paisley at about 15:45 on Saturday. Police Scotland said the man appeared to lose control of the green SMC quad bike before crashing. Emergency services attended and the man was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigating officers have urged any witnesses to come forward. Sgt Mark Miller, from Police Scotland's Divisional Road Policing Unit at Greenock, said: "I would appeal to anyone who was on the M8 near to Junction 29 around the time of the crash, who may have witnessed what happened, to get in touch. "I am also appealing for any motorists who could potentially have dashcam footage of the incident, or of the quad bike driving on the motorway beforehand, to please come forward."

Summary: A 24-year-old man has died after crashing his quad bike into a lamp post on a slip road of the M8 motorway.


The 32-year old Frenchman finished 10.2 seconds ahead of second-placed Ott Tanak of Estonia. Ogier secured his fourth consecutive WRC title in October, alongside his Volkswagen Motorsport co-driver Julien Ingrassia. His victory in Wales was his sixth of the season. Belgium's Thierry Neuville was third at the end of the 22 stages. Neuville is in contention for second place overall in the WRC. Kris Meeke and Citroen co-driver Paul Nagle were the best British competitors in fifth place. Wales' Osian Pryce was 19th after stage 19 at Alwen, but had to withdraw when he suffered a hole in a radiator on the approach to the 20th stage at Clocaenog. The final round of the WRC starts in Australia on 17 November.

Summary: World Rally champion Sebastien Ogier has won the Wales Rally GB for a fourth successive year.


Students will be able to work on Morgan racing cars and alongside traditional craftsmen on a range of vehicles made by the Malvern-based firm. The university has invested Â£12m at its Telford Innovation Campus to support students' work on Formula 3 and Morgan racing cars, a spokesman said. Motor racing workshops and car bays will be created at its Priorslee site. Morgan managing director, Steve Morris, said: "Without a doubt the combined expertise of craftsmanship working alongside engineering students on a number of projects will bring added benefits to both parties, whilst affording students an invaluable insight into the world of car manufacturing and racing." The car maker was founded by HFS Morgan in 1909. It began producing three wheeler cars in 1910, but the firm's reputation is based on hand-built small sports cars.

Summary: A classic car company is to help train engineering students at Wolverhampton University.


The A563 Palmerston Way in West Knighton was flooded after a "trunk" pipe burst early on Friday. Severn Trent Water apologised after more than 1,000 homes were affected but said water supplies were now back to normal in the city. The road is closed between A6 Leicester Road and Welford Road and motorists have been told to expect delays. Overdale Infant and Junior Schools in Eastcourt Road are also closed. Sarah Jane O'Kane, from Severn Trent Water, said the burst pipe was classed as a "trunk pipe" which meant it held a large amount of water. "We can only apologise for any traffic problems or any water supply problems that people are going to see."

Summary: A major road in Leicester could be closed for several days after a water main burst.


Emergency services were called by a passer-by at 10:33 BST to rescue the man from the water behind the ASDA supermarket. Devon and Cornwall Police said they believed the man had fallen into the river. A member of the public kept the man's head out of the water until the emergency services arrived. A spokesman for the police said the man had been in the water for 40 minutes before specialist crews were able to rescue him. He was then taken to Torbay Hospital for treatment. Police are investigating how the man came to fall into the river to "rule out any foul play".

Summary: A man in his sixties is in hospital with head injuries after falling into the River Lemon in Newton Abbot.


The 22-year-old revealed last month that he had an operation in October. Fell saw a specialist earlier this week and will fly out to Perth on Monday to play for Mount Lawley. "The results were all fine. I'm looking forward to playing some cricket again and it's great news that I can go away until the end of February," he said. Fell has decided not to have chemotherapy, but instead have regular check-ups and he will be seen by doctors every month while he is in Western Australia. He scored 1,084 Championship runs in 2015, making him the youngest batsman in county cricket to pass 1,000 runs for the season last summer, and subsequently signed a new three-year contract with Worcestershire.

Summary: Worcestershire batsman Tom Fell has been given the all-clear to fly to Australia to play grade cricket following testicular cancer surgery.


The pursuit began in the Bear Road area of Brighton at about 22:00 GMT after a Vauxhall Astra failed to stop for officers, Sussex Police said. It drove towards the city centre before hitting the pedestrian on St James's Street. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. The car was later found abandoned on Madeira Drive near Concorde 2 nightclub. The force is trying to trace the driver and has appealed for witnesses. St James's Street remains closed while officers investigate, it added.

Summary: A pedestrian has been hit and killed by a car that was being chased by police.


Washbrook and Talanoa have signed one-year extensions with last season's Challenge Cup winners, while Thompson will stay for another two terms at the Super League club. "It's really pleasing to see all of them stay with the club," Hull head coach Lee Radford said. "Having tasted success last year, I've no doubt they will be hungry for more." Loose-forward Washbrook, 31, said: "It's a great club and I'm a Hull lad so it was an easy decision for me. We all want to carry on the success of last season." Winger Talanoa added: "I'm really happy here and my family are settled. Now it's about building on the back of last season and getting our hands on more silverware." And loose-forward Thompson said: "It's massive to have my future secured."

Summary: Danny Washbrook, Fetuli Talanoa and Jordan Thompson have all signed new deals at Hull FC.


Ponting will work alongside interim head coach Justin Langer and assistant Jason Gillespie for the three-match series, which begins on 17 February. The trio will stand in for the usual coaching staff led by Darren Lehmann, as the series clashes with the Australia Test squad's tour of India. Ponting, 42, said he looked forward to working with some "incredible talent". "I always said when I retired that I wanted to get back involved and what better way to do it than alongside a couple of my best mates in cricket, Justin Langer and Jason Gillespie," added Ponting. Australia will face Sri Lanka in Melbourne on 17 February, Geelong on 20 February 20 and Adelaide on 22 February.

Summary: Former captain Ricky Ponting will join Australia as an assistant coach for the Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka.


Violent clashes and vandalism marred Hibernian's win over Rangers as thousands spilled onto the Hampden pitch at the final whistle. Mr Bowen CBE QC will establish the commission immediately. And he will provide the Scottish FA with a report into the "security and risk management procedures" deployed. The SFA has asked for the report to be presented by 31 July. The SFA's compliance officer has also initiated an investigation into the scenes at the cup final, from a "football regulatory perspective". A statement from the governing body says the independent commission will consider whether: Rangers said some of their players were assaulted by Hibs supporters during the pitch invasion, while the victorious Edinburgh club has already imposed bans on a number of their supporters.

Summary: Edward F Bowen, a former sheriff principal for the Lothian and Borders, will chair the independent commission into the Scottish Cup final disorder.


The individuals had not previously been commemorated by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC). It said they may have come home and died of injuries or illnesses from the war and it had not been informed. The CWGC said there were "still many cases to be resolved" and the memorial had room for further names to be added. The new memorial to the fallen of World War One was unveiled at the cemetery last year. Most of the names have been inscribed on panels at the CWGC's workshop in France, but more than 15 have been engraved at the site. The Brookwood 1914-1918 War Memorial commemorates the missing and casualties with no known grave. The majority are servicemen and women from the land forces of the UK. Brookwood Military Cemetery contains 1,601 Commonwealth burials from World War One and 3,476 from World War Two.

Summary: The names of 77 men and women killed during World War One are being added to the 1914-1918 War Memorial at Brookwood Military Cemetery in Surrey.


Arran Brew Ltd said the first rooms at the Loch Earn hotel in St Fillans were due to open next week. The fire started in a bathroom extractor fan but did not take hold and was extinguished by Scottish Fire and Rescue. The company said no-one was injured in the incident. Managing director Gerald Michaluk said: "Just literally a week away from opening our first phase of rooms this is not good news, and extensive damage means that we have had to temporarily close our bars, restaurant and coffee shop. "We are still assessing the extent of the damage, but it has set back our plans, and realistically it will be 2018 before we can open the accommodation most likely."

Summary: A brewery's Perthshire hotel will not open until next year after a fire in a bathroom caused "considerable" smoke damage.


The Ivory Coast international could make his debut for Toulouse against Neymar's Paris St-Germain on Sunday. Former Leeds United player Gradel, 29, joined the Cherries from French side St Etienne in 2015 and signed a new four-year contract the following year. In April he told BBC Sport he wanted to leave the club for more first-team football. He made just 13 appearances last season - and did not start any Premier League games - though he did feature for his country at the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations. Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: Bournemouth winger Max Gradel has joined French Ligue 1 side Toulouse on loan until the end of the season.


The 9ft (3m) deep, 22ft (7m) long hole was caused by heavy rain washing away a drain running under part of Traigh Golf Course, near Mallaig. The club is now having to find money to help it pay the estimated Â£16,000 cost of the repairs needed. The sinkhole has been fenced off and the nine-hole course remains open to members. Traigh, between Arisaig and Mallaig, is known as one of Scotland's most picturesque courses because of its views to Skye and the Small Isles. The club's insurance will cover some of the cost of the repairs, but it still expects to have to raise thousands of pounds. About 200 tonnes of sand will be needed to fill the hole near the seventh green.

Summary: A large sinkhole has appeared near a green on the UK mainland's most westerly golf course.


The accident - involving a man thought to be in his 20s who had been working at the side of the road - happened on the B9170 Cuminestown to New Deer road at about 09:20. The Scottish Ambulance Service and Police Scotland were called to the scene. Police Scotland said: "Sadly a male has died as a result." The road was expected to be shut for some time to allow an accident investigation.

Summary: A man has died after being struck by a car in Aberdeenshire.


George Osborne, together with the former Labour Chancellor Alistair Darling, vows today that the hit to the economy would be so great if we vote to leave the EU that he'd hold a Budget with cuts and tax rises almost immediately. But in retaliation, in a direct challenge to George Osborne's authority, 57 Tory MPs, including former cabinet ministers, have issued a statement, incredulous at the chancellor's behaviour - saying it is absurd to make a political promise to punish voters in this way - to break Conservative manifesto promises. Most seriously for a government with a tiny majority, they say they would vote to block such a Budget, making Mr Osborne's position untenable. As the chancellor threatens drastic action - so too, by suggesting an open coup against him, his internal opponents threaten him. Whatever you decide a week tomorrow, the governing party may be changed for good.

Summary: The most drastic warning yet in a campaign laced with fear, has met its most drastic response.


People have been urged to help contain the spread of the virus at the Conquest Hospital in Hastings by not visiting friends or relatives in hospital if they have symptoms of the vomiting bug. Tina Lloyd, assistant director of infection prevention and control, said stringent measures had been brought in. The affected wards are Newington, Baird and MacDonald. Ms Lloyd said East Sussex Healthcare NHS trust would prefer that people did not visit the affected wards, but she said if their visit was essential they should restrict the time of the visit and wash hands before and afterwards. She urged people to follow good hygiene measures.

Summary: Three wards at a Sussex hospital have been closed to new admissions following an outbreak of norovirus.


The man was pulled over in Devonshire Place, Eastbourne at about 20:00 GMT on Monday, but as an officer approached him he drove off, police said. The BMW car he was driving was found soon after in nearby Paradise Drive. The driver, 31, who was the only person in the vehicle, was pronounced dead at the scene. The Independent Police Complaints Commission is investigating. No other vehicles were involved in the crash, Sussex Police said. A spokesman said the officers on patrol had not pursued the car after it was driven off and it was not seen again until an area search discovered it had crashed. Paradise Drive was closed for seven hours following the crash. Sussex Police's professional standards department is also investigating.

Summary: A motorist has died in a crash, minutes after driving off when he was stopped by a Sussex Police patrol.


Samuel Frost, 27, of Chiltern Crescent, Worthing, died following a crash on Offington Avenue on 13 June. A 31-year-old man from the town, arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, remains on police bail. Three other men initially held are no longer being treated as suspects, police said. All four men were in the van when it crashed at 01:00 BST on Saturday. Police said the red Vauxhall Movano left the road and struck a tree near the junction with Warren Gardens. Anyone who saw what happened has been urged to contact police.

Summary: A man who died in a collision in Worthing has been named by police.


Mr Neville died in Australia, after being taken ill on a visit to support his daughter Tracey, who is England netball head coach, during the World Cup. The 65-year-old was a former commercial director of Bury Football Club. His funeral service will be held in Bury, followed by a private burial. Mr Neville was involved in the fans' group Save Our Shakers, which was formed when the side faced bankruptcy in 2002. His sons both started their lengthy football careers with Manchester United in the early 1990s. Gary won 85 England caps, while Phil won 59. An emotional Tracey Neville led her England side out on court hours after it emerged her father had been taken ill. She said it was the right decision to stay, as her father would not have expected her to "bail out" of a tournament.

Summary: The funeral is due to take place later of Neville Neville, father of former England and Manchester United footballers Gary and Phil.


Toilets at Ardmillan, Canaan Lane, Canonmills, Currie, Granton Square, Joppa, Juniper Green, London Road, St John's Road and Tollcross will be sold over the next few months. Council officials said the toilets could be converted into cafes. There are now 19 public toilets in the city and more than 60 publicly-accessible toilets in council premises. Lesley Hinds, Edinburgh City Council's transport and environment convener, said: "We can confirm that we have recently closed several public toilet buildings and these will be put on the open market in the next couple of months."

Summary: Ten public toilets in Edinburgh that were closed to save the council £300,000 are to be sold.


The result of the non-binding vote at the Oxford Union was 245 votes for the motion and 212 against. The debate follows the Rhodes Must Fall campaign, which started at South Africa's University of Cape Town. Oriel College is consulting on the statue's future and has decided to remove a plaque to the mining magnate. During the debate speakers and students described Rhodes as a racist, with one speaker comparing him to Adolph Hitler. But others questioned where the campaign could lead and asked if statues of Winston Churchill and Oliver Cromwell would be next in line. The question voted on after the panel debate was: "Must Rhodes fall?" Campaigners have called for the prominent statue to be placed in a museum. But interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the university's chancellor Lord Patten said students with such views "should think about being educated elsewhereâ€

Summary: Students at Oxford University have voted in favour of removing the statue of 19th century colonialist Sir Cecil Rhodes from Oriel College.


Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is looking to compile a package of at least 20 trillion yen ($186bn; Â£141bn) according to the Kyodo News agency. The world's third-largest economy is still trying to emerge from deflation. Both the benchmark Nikkei 225 closed trading 0.8% higher at 16,810.22. In the currency market, the Japanese yen fell to a six-week low against the US dollar. Over in Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 finished 0.4% up at 5,512.40 points. South Korea's Kospi wrapped the day flat at 2,012.22 points. In China, Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.5% to close at 22,000.49 while the mainland Shanghai Composite ended 0.4% higher at 3,039.01.

Summary: Japanese stocks have risen on bets the government will unveil a stimulus package that could be double the size initially expected.


The three men managed to scramble to the safety of the rocks before their boat was overcome by waves on Saturday. Coleraine Coastguard led the men off the rocks, while a crew from Portrush RNLI towed the half-submerged boat into the harbour. Rescuers said the boat had suffered mechanical failure and had "lost the ability to manoeuvre". The incident happened near Ramore Head at about 18:30 BST. Coastguards issued the men with general safety advice, including calling the coastguard as early as possible, making sure life-saving equipment is on board and checking the weather before setting out.

Summary: Three anglers had a "lucky escape" after their boat got into difficulties off Portrush, Country Antrim.


The man was photographed on a collision course with Red Jet 4 as it passed Fawley oil refinery, near Southampton, at lunchtime. Coastguards described the crash as a "glancing blow" and said the man - who was uninjured - was picked up by a companion on another machine. The catamaran, the 12:15 GMT from Southampton to Cowes, was undamaged. The overturned water craft was also recovered by a passing vessel. The incident was captured on camera by Richard Bache, from Sandown, who was on board a Red Funnel car ferry to the Isle of Wight. Coastguards said, after the collision, the Red Funnel vessel turned around to ensure the man had been rescued before continuing its journey. A report is being prepared for the Marine Accident Investigation Branch.

Summary: A man on a water scooter escaped injury after ploughing into a high-speed ferry in Southampton Water.


Hendrie joined the Hammers from Hamilton for an undisclosed fee in July 2015, having made 117 appearances for the Scottish club. The 21-year-old, who has won three caps for Scotland's under-21 squad, has yet to feature for West Ham's senior team. Hendrie could make his debut for the Shrimpers when they visit Peterborough United on Saturday. "I spoke to his former manager, Alex Neil, to ask about the type character we're bringing in," manager Phil Brown told the club website. "He says he's a solid character, reliable, got bags of energy and probably his biggest asset will be his legs, as he can run all day. "He brings a lovely left foot to the party, as Ben Coker does, so he's got a great opportunity to get his career going in England at Southend United." Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: League One side Southend United have signed West Ham left-back Stephen Hendrie on a one-month loan deal.


Flights from the island to five UK destinations were cancelled earlier in March, after the "virtual airline" Citywing went into liquidation. Eastern Airways will operate the new service having already taken over two services to Belfast and Newcastle. Isle of Man Airport's Director of Ports Ann Reynolds said the renewed link was "very important". A spokesman for the airline said the company's priority had been "to protect vital routes to Belfast City and Newcastle", but they were now "in a position to link the island with Glasgow again". He said daily flights between Ronaldsway and Glasgow will begin on 2 May.

Summary: Direct flights between the Isle of Man and Scotland will resume in May, it has been announced.


The 28-year-old Spaniard has signed a three-year deal and joins fellow new defenders Jordan Amavi and Micah Richards at Villa Park. He made 29 appearances for Cordoba in 2014-15 as they went down from La Liga. Villa manager Tim Sherwood said: "He is an experienced player who has played in La Liga and Serie A, two of the strongest leagues in Europe." Villa have also signed goalkeeper Mark Bunn, forwards Scott Sinclair and Jordan Ayew and midfielder Idrissa Gueye this summer. However Villa - who narrowly avoided relegation by finishing 17th last season - have lost key players in striker Christian Benteke and midfielder Fabian Delph. Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: Aston Villa have made Cordoba defender Jose Angel Crespo their seventh signing of the summer for an undisclosed fee.


Warrington-based Your Housing Group (YHG) will work with WElink Group to develop modular housing. The venture, which also involves finance from China National Building Material Company, includes building six factories across the UK. The government said last year it wanted to build a million homes by 2020. YHG and the renewable energy specialist WElink are exploring potential factory sites across England, Scotland and South Wales. The venture will give a "significant kick-start" to delivering the new homes people need across the UK, a spokesman said, adding that the developments will be low carbon and energy efficient. He said the houses would have solar panels, be at least 75% off-grid and will be built using "local supply chains and locally-sourced material and skills" where possible. International Trade Minister Greg Hands said the announcement "has the potential to benefit local communities across the country, creating jobs, boosting local economies and creating homes".

Summary: A housing association has signed a £2.5bn deal to create 25,000 solar-powered "flatpack" houses and up to 1,000 jobs.


The 28-year-old Benin international was a free agent after his contract expired at De Kemphanen and scored 22 goals in the Jupiler Pro League. "Coming to the UK and playing my football here is a big challenge and I'm excited about performing in front of the Bluebirds' fans," he said. Gounongbe is the second Cardiff signing of the summer after Lex Immers joined. Executive director and CEO Ken Choo added: "We delighted to be able to bring Frederic into the fold, who will add to our already accomplished squad." Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: Cardiff City have signed forward Frederic Gounongbe from Belgian side KVC Westerlo.


Coastguards were alerted to the incident between Port Eynon Bay and Mewslade Bay at about 1:30 BST. Horton and Port Eynon RNLI launched its lifeboat and two crew went ashore to help the rescue helicopter winch the men aboard. One man was said to have suffered head injuries and the other leg injuries. The RNLI said they had been camping with friends near the cliff point known locally as Boilers Slab. Lifeboat operations manager Lawrie Grove said the rescue was an "excellent example of emergency and rescue services working closely and effectively together".

Summary: Two men were airlifted to hospital after falling from cliffs in Swansea early on Sunday.


The hosts led 44-4 at the break thanks to tries by Ash Handley, Rob Burrow, Mitch Garbutt (2), Danny McGuire and a hat-trick from debutant Jack Walker. Jordan Lilley, Burrow, Mikolaj Oledzki and Joel Moon added to the score after the break. Kieran Cross, Ryan White, Louis Sheriff (2), Charlie Martin and Kyle Kesik touched down for the visitors. Leeds: Walker, Handley, Watkins, Moon, Hall, McGuire, Burrow, Galloway, Lilley, Garbutt, Singleton, Walters, Cuthbertson. Replacements: Ormondroyd, Baldwinson, Oledzki, Hallas. Doncaster: Carr, Doherty, Jones-Bishop, Tali, Sheriff, Howden, Cross, Castle, Kesik, Braham, England, Martin, Muranka. Replacements: Wright, Aizue, Hedges, Scott. Whitehaven v Halifax in the Challenge Cup fifth round is live on on Sunday, 23 April on Connected TV and online from 14:55 BST, along with live text commentary online.

Summary: Leeds Rhinos cruised into the sixth round of the Challenge Cup with a 36-point win over third tier Doncaster.


The 49ft creation, full of fireworks, will be the centrepiece at Edenbridge Bonfire Society's parade and display. The effigy is clutching a five-year contract under one arm, with a holdall of cash in his other hand. Rooney signed a new deal with his club last month having previously said he intended to leave. Up to 15,000 people are expected to see the effigy, dressed in full football kit, go up with a bang on Saturday. Charles Laver, of the bonfire society, said Rooney had been chosen as this year's guy after he made front-page news over allegations about his private life and his loyalty to Manchester United. He said: "I hate football myself so I'm quite happy to burn a footballer." Past celebrity guys have included Cherie Blair, Gordon Brown and Russell Brand, while last year an effigy of glamour model Katie Price was burnt at the stake.

Summary: An effigy of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney, complete with green Shrek-style ears, will go up in flames at an annual bonfire event in Kent.


The three-month-old child was taken to hospital on Friday afternoon but died the following day, Dorset Police said. Police were alerted by paramedics who were called to a flat in Carysfort Road, Boscombe. A 33-year-old man from Bournemouth is being questioned by police, who say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the death. Det Insp Richard Dixey of Dorset Police, said: "I can confirm that the tragic death of this young boy is being treated as suspicious and a murder investigation, led by the Major Crime Investigation Team, has been launched as a result. "I would appeal for the family to be given privacy at this extremely difficult time." Police said crime scene officers had examined the Carysfort Road flat. A post-mortem examination is due to take place early next week.

Summary: A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a baby boy who was found injured at a flat in Bournemouth.


Greater Manchester Police detained 15 men and three women in the operation, which involved more than 200 officers. Search warrants were executed at 22 properties in Eccles and Pendleton. Those arrested were held on suspicion of supplying drugs across Salford. The raids were planned before the shooting of a seven-year-old boy in Eccles on Thursday, police said. Detectives believe that attack was linked to feuds between rival gangs. During the drugs raids, searches uncovered a cannabis farm, cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin, cannabis, a stolen motorbike and cash. Supt Mark Kenny thanked the public for coming forward with information to help the investigation, but added: "There is still more to do and, as with any fight against organised crime groups embedded in our communities, we need residents to come to us with information so we can put a stop to this criminality."

Summary: Eighteen people have been arrested and a "substantial amount" of Class A drugs seized in organised crime raids.


The 1974 painting, Comet (F13), is estimated to be worth A$200,000 (Â£117,000; $152,000). The artwork was taken on Sunday as its owner moved house, New South Wales Police said. McCahon, who died in 1987, produced some of New Zealand's most recognisable modernist paintings over a career spanning more than four decades. Comet (F13), which depicts a night scene, measures approximately 1m (3ft) by 75cm. A set of stereo speakers was also stolen. Police have appealed for anyone with information, saying it would be treated in "the strictest of confidence". Art consultant Stephen Nall said art theft was relatively uncommon in Australia because it was difficult to sell on the black market. "The general rule is that you would only get about 10% of the value if you are selling a picture that is stolen," he told the BBC.

Summary: A valuable artwork by renowned New Zealand artist Colin John McCahon has been stolen from a house in Sydney.


Events will take place internationally to mark the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. A national service at Cardiff City Hall will see Holocaust survivor Eva Clarke speak about her experiences. Events are also being held in Wrexham, Llandudno, Caldicot and Pontypool. Dyfed-Powys Police flags will be flown at half-mast, while in Merthyr Tydfil a permanent garden of reflection has been created by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust. First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "It is our duty to keep the memory of those who died alive, so we always remember how fortunate we are to live in a tolerant and humane society and ensure that such atrocities are never repeated."

Summary: Services are being held across Wales on Friday to remember victims of Nazi persecution and all genocide on Holocaust Memorial Day.


The Golden State Warrior, 29, was given a sponsor's invite to compete in the Ellie Mae Classic on the Web.com Tour. His opening shot landed in a golf cart, and he bogeyed three of the first five holes in Hayward, California. "If you'd told me I was going to shoot 74 going into the round, I'd take that all day, every day," said the two-time NBA Most Valuable Player. Frank Lickliter, a two-time PGA Tour winner, is among the players below Curry on the leaderboard, which is headed by Nicholas Thompson on seven under par. The Web.com Tour is one rung below the top-level PGA Tour.

Summary: Basketball player Stephen Curry shot a four-over-par 74 as he made his debut in a professional golf tournament.


The man was assaulted between 03:00 BST and 04:00 BST on Monday in the area around Fitzwilliam Road and Mushroom Roundabout. It is believed he was on his way to early morning prayers. The victim suffered life-threatening head and facial injuries and is in a critical but stable condition, South Yorkshire Police said. Det Sgt John Yoxall said: "The assault on this elderly and vulnerable man was brutal. "There's little doubt that if the victim had not been found by officers this could have been a murder inquiry. "I can assure the local community that all the necessary resources are being put into finding those responsible for this vicious assault." Detectives are urging witnesses to come forward.

Summary: An 81-year-old man was "brutally attacked" while understood to be on his way to a mosque in Rotherham.


Daniel Raymond Cooper, from Stourvale Road, Bournemouth, pleaded guilty at Sheffield Crown Court. He admitted five offences relating to abuse of a girl between 1999 and 2004, said South Yorkshire Police. The charges include sexual activity with a child, attempted unlawful sexual activity with a child under 13 years old and indecent assault. Cooper, 32, was also issued with an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order stopping him from having unsupervised contact with any child under 16. Cooper moved out of Rotherham about 2005, said police. In May 2014, the victim reported the abuse to officers. PC Natasha Mangham said the victim had shown "tremendous strength of character and courage" during a lengthy investigation. "I am glad Cooper finally accepted responsibility for his despicable crimes and spared the victim the further trauma of reliving her abuse before the courts", she added.

Summary: A man has been jailed for seven years for "despicable" child sexual offences against a girl in Rotherham.


Police were called to the address in Hennef, western Germany, on Monday after an explosion was reported. Firefighters arrived to find the man's garage in flames and more ammunition went off as they tried to put it out. The owner, a private collector, said he had bought the munitions at a flea market. Reports suggest the force of the explosions threw objects up to 10m (32ft) into the air. No injuries were reported, but homes near the scene were quickly evacuated. The nearby Highway 560 and a stretch of railway were both closed as bomb experts feared more munitions could go off. Experts were called to secure the remaining grenades and destroy them via a controlled explosion in a field. German media quoted police as saying the grenades had probably been triggered by unseasonably warm temperatures. The collector now faces possible weapons charges over the incident.

Summary: German police have arrested a 51-year-old man after a crate of grenades from World War Two blew up in his garage.


The 22-year-old left Partick Thistle in 2015 to join Wigan Athletic after just five first-team appearances for the Jags. He spent time on loan with MK Dons last season after a spell at Shrewsbury Town in the previous campaign. Hendry was on a four-year contract at Wigan but has negotiated an early release to kick-start his career back in Scotland. Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated page.

Summary: Dundee have signed central defender Jack Hendry on a two-year deal.