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Munster secured a much-needed 21-7 win over Zebre in the United Rugby Championship, being made to work hard before pulling clear in the second half at a drenched Thomond Park on Saturday.With three defeats in their last four URC outings – against Leinster, Ulster and Glasgow Warriors – and having made 10 changes from the side that lost to Glasgow Warriors last month, this result will steady the ship somewhat for the Irish province.After going in level at half-time at seven points apiece, Munster edged ahead in the second period with a late brace of tries from Alex Kendellen and…

Dr Oliver Denton, a member of the British Medical Association’s (BMA) private practice committee, says: “We can’t be definitive about why we’re seeing a rise in doctors practising privately, but with growing pressures within the NHS it is no wonder more may be considering looking to work outside the health service.”

Millwall may live by the mantra that no-one likes them, but nobody can ignore them either, least of all second-placed Middlesbrough who hold a slender advantage of one point over the Lions.Aiming for only a third ever top-flight season following two between 1988 and 1990, they are right in the automatic promotion picture.McLean: “When I look at Millwall, I look at the level of performance and the games, like the way that they’re winning games. It’s not like they’re getting lucky. They’re going and they’re dominating teams.”I look at the way they dismantled Charlton in a local derby. It epitomised…

Semenyo’s winner silenced a raucous and rowdy crowd with a real poacher’s finish, reacting quickest to latch on to Rayan Ait-Nouri’s cross and converting with aplomb.”We made a lot of passes that we needed to do to survive without much intention to attack,” said Guardiola.”The reaction was amazing – unbelievable with the goal we scored. A complete game in a tough, tough place, and 10 games left in the Premier League. Time to be decisive.”Now we are building these players and they have a long, long time here. It is important for the future for the club.”Semenyo is taking the…

Labour MPs have called on Sir Keir Starmer to take action against charities they claim form part of an Iranian influence operation in Britain.The group of parliamentarians raised concerns about several organisations they believe are promoting the Iranian regime’s agenda on British soil.Their demands were outlined in a letter to security minister Dan Jarvis.The MPs argue that proscribing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is a vital step to curb Tehran’s ability to repress and kill protesters in Iran.Their letter names a number of charities allegedly linked to Iranian state influence and criticises an “inadequate” response from the Charity Commission.Among…

Michael Carrick says the chance to inflict damage on one of the men thought to be a contender to be Manchester United’s next head coach will not be a motivating factor in Sunday’s game against Crystal Palace.Palace manager Oliver Glasner is second favourite for the permanent role with most bookmakers, despite a troubled campaign in which he has openly criticised his club’s board, lost in the FA Cup to Macclesfield and fallen out with supporters amid a struggling Premier League campaign.Interim Manchester United boss Carrick is now the favourite, thanks to five wins and a draw from his six games…

The founder and CEO of a leading multi-million pound UK fitness brand is urging other entrepreneurs to “build it in Britain” and explaining why a manufacturing revival for the economy.Speaking to GB News, Kieran Fisher broke down why the British sports nutrition company is offering Britons a better deal and how investing in Britain is vital for his economic success.Mr Fisher founded Warrior with the belief that gym-goers deserved better than “cheap marketing products”, with the firm rapidly emerging as one of the UK’s fastest-growing consumer brands.According to the Manchester-based entrepreneur, a great deal of the business’s success has come…

Alan Shearer was unconvinced by the second VAR call made against Burnley after it took more than four minutes for VAR to disallow Ashley Barnes’ late leveller.WATCH MORE: Late Brentford winner thwarts spirited Burnley comebackAvailable to UK users only.

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Jack Lisowski pulled off a stunning comeback to beat five-time champion John Higgins and reach the Welsh Open final for the first time.The 34-year-old Lisowski came from 3-1 behind to beat the Scot 6-5 in Llandudno to set up a meeting with fellow English left-hander Barry Hawkins in Sunday’s final (13:00 GMT).He made breaks of 95, 79, 138, 58 and a closing 78 to deny 50-year-old Higgins a shot at the Ray Reardon Trophy.”I knew I was playing well. I turned the game around after the interval and I was just thinking ‘keep it going’,” Lisowski told BBC Sport.”Sometimes when…