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Newcastle Red Bulls: Obatoyinbo, Wade, Hearle, Arnold, Spencer, Grayson, Cruz; McCallum, McGuigan, Palframan, Cardall, de Chaves, Usher, Christie, Gordon.Replacements: Fletcher, Brocklebank, de Bruin, Baker, Neild, Elliott, Hutchison, Greenwood.Perpignan: Dubois, Petaia, Poulet, Paia’aua, Granell, Reus, Ecochard; Devaux, Montgaillard, Ceccarelli, Yato, Warion, Chinarro, Diaby, Velarte.Replacements: Lotrian, Gallardo, Roelofse, Tuilagi, Tanguy, Dvali, Aprasidze, Kretchmann.Referee: Peter Martin.

A 67-year-old Norfolk man has been handed a life prison term with a minimum of 16 years after forcing a woman to engage in sexual acts with more than 100 strangers over a period spanning three decades.Rodney Johnston, originally from Starston, received his sentence at Norwich Crown Court on Friday following his conviction in September. The court heard how Johnston used threats to compel his victim to participate in sexual encounters with men at remote rural spots, inside vehicles, and at hotels.Judge Alice Robinson described the woman’s victim impact statement as “harrowing,” noting it demonstrated “the severe and lifelong impact”…

Angela FergusonNorth WestPA MediaThe incident happened just outside the stadium on Winwick Road, Warrington, police saidA 17-year-old boy was seriously injured after a fight broke out following a rugby league match, police have said.The teenager was taken to hospital following the incident, which happened after the Warrington Wolves versus Widnes Vikings match had ended at Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington at 21:23 GMT on Friday.A Cheshire Police spokesperson said “a fight broke out on Winwick Road, leaving one boy seriously injured”. They said detectives were also investigating disorder during the game. No arrests have been made.”A number of witnesses have…

Mike and Zara Tindall have joined up with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s close friends, Nacho Figueras and Delphina Blaquier, ahead of the annual Magic Millions Carnival.The Sussexes’ pals were photographed with the Tindalls at an exhibition featuring equine artist Nicole Slater.The trio are all ambassadors for the foundation, with Zara and Mike having been involved for 10 years.Following the event, Mr Figueras wrote on social media: “A very special night honouring women. Among the beautiful solo exhibition by the talented Nicola Slater, who also portrayed some of our horses back in Argentina.”Mike and Zara posing alongside Mr Figueras and…

A businessman who was allegedly in an induced coma is wanted in court after magistrates were told there was no evidence he was in hospital and had been seen shopping in Tesco.Peter Etherington was due to appear at Bradford Magistrates’ Court on Friday over a charge brought by the Insolvency Service but did not appear after an email from his daughter claimed he was in hospital.The 68-year-old, of Belle Vue, Ilkley, has been charged with being involved in the running of PP Global Media Ltd while being banned from acting as a company director by an existing court order.Mrs Clegg,…

Shortly after adjusting the bandages on his head after picking up an injury early in the match, Paul Dawson nods home Macclesfield’s opener to put them ahead against Crystal Palace.WATCH ON IPLAYER: Macclesfield FC v Crystal PalaceAvailable to UK users only.

A woman has been handcuffed and slapped with a £100 fine after feeding pigeons on Wealdstone High Street in Harrow, London.Footage recorded by a bystander captured the moment she was surrounded by at least six police officers and two council enforcement workers during the incident on Wednesday.The woman, who appeared visibly distressed at points during the encounter, was subsequently placed inside a police van before being released.A fixed penalty notice handed to her confirmed the offence as “throwing bread on the floor”, constituting a breach of local regulations governing public spaces.According to the notice, the woman had initially been warned…

Ten Parliamentary constituencies have led the charge in demanding a General Election be called to challenge Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Government. A petition insisting on an early vote reached nearly 1,060,000 signatures, with the notion set to be debated in the Commons on Monday, January 12. “We want an immediate general election to be held. We think the majority need and want change,” read the notice on the petition. Evidently, the public agreed, as 1,059,231 put their names forward in support and smashed the 100,000 signatures required to have the issue addressed by lawmakers. The debate will take…

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British households are set to contribute approximately £12,200 annually towards the nation’s welfare bill following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s policy U-turns, according to official Government data. Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) estimates reveal that scrapping proposed disability benefit reductions and removing the two-child benefit cap have added £426 to each household’s share of welfare costs this year.The figures, calculated by distributing total welfare expenditure, including state pension payments, across the UK’s roughly 29 million households, show that by 2031 the average contribution will reach £12,266. This represents an increase of nearly £2,300 compared with 2023 levels.Over the coming five years,…