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Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup semi-final, Utilita BowlHampshire 303-5 (50 overs): Bouchier 117*; Luus 2-43Surrey 109 (27.3 overs): King 34; Wellington 5-19Hampshire beat Surrey by 194 runsMatch scorecardMaia Bouchier majestically scored a century in back-to-back matches to help Hampshire beat Surrey and send them to the One-Day Cup final for the second season in a row.Bouchier followed her 118 against The Blaze with a breathtaking 117 not out, to make it three hundreds in September. She is the competition’s leading run-scorer with 721 in 11 innings.She had century stands with Freya Kemp and Abi Norgrove, who scored 77 and 60…

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Andy Burnham has responded to the result of a second independence referendum in Piddington after local residents voted to leave the UK over Labour’s plan to house 1,250 migrants at MoD Bicester.The Prime Minister, who admitted he only became aware of the campaign in Piddington last month, today said he understood the village’s “strength of feeling” before insisting there needed to be fairness across the country.Residents in Oxfordshire voted decisively to cut ties with the UK, with 285 out of 312 backing independence. Speaking after the result was declared, Mr Burnham said: “The only thing to do is to get…

A Buckingham Palace spokesman has hit out at Earl Charles Spencer’s new book about Princess Diana, in which he claimed King Charles said “we’ll forget Diana soon enough” just days after her death.In his new book, Swan Song, the Earl writes: “Then he unleashed down the phone what I have always taken to be his pent-up contempt for Diana, and his horror that the world was so bowled over by her death. ‘Rest assured,’ he hissed, ‘we’ll forget her soon enough!'”In response, a Buckingham Palace spokesman told GB News: “While we do not comment on books as a matter of…

Supt Pearse said formal identification had yet to take place, but Noah’s family had been informed. “Our thoughts are with Noah’s family and all those who knew him,” he said.”We have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of public support and people putting on their boots to help.”Police said at least 1,300 members of the public had helped in the search for the missing boy, who was non-verbal and partially deaf.People from as far afield as Birmingham and Hampshire had turned up to help.Searches had widened to include East Bergholt and Manningtree, over the Essex border, on Wednesday.Divers from the Metropolitan…

Millroy eventually intends to continue racing, but first he is set to be reunited with Hartog, 23, as the Dutchman flies back to China this week so the pair can meet for the first time since the day of the crash.”I remember being scared very briefly,” says Hartog, who races a Porsche for various different teams across GT racing. “I tried to run to the car and I was seeing if he was making an effort himself and quickly realised it was a one-sided quest. I saw I needed to free the space around him to get out [of the…

A drug dealer who made £185,000 from selling narcotics has been ordered to repay just £8,000 of his illicit gains.Paul Hogarth, 49, was caught red-handed by police after attempting to jump from an upstairs window and flush drugs down a sink during a police raid at his home in Gateshead, Newcastle.A court heard he had been running a lucrative street-level dealing operation, assisted by “runner” Natalie Garrett.Despite claiming benefits and having no formal employment, more than £80,000 was paid into his bank account over a two-year period.During the raid in January 2023, officers discovered drugs, cash and weapons at the…

Andy Burnham has been told he must provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia as the kingdom seeks support in countering attacks from the Iran-backed Houthis.Speaking to GB News, former Conservative MP and British Army officer Bob Seely insisted if Britain still considers itself a “serious nation”, it must intervene. Asked whether Britain should intervene to assist Saudi Arabia, Mr Seely insisted: “Yes, absolutely we should.”He described Saudi Arabia as a vital regional partner and an increasingly influential global power, warning China and Russia were also courting Riyadh.“They’re allies, very important allies, and they’re an increasingly important global nation.“Do we want…

Tony Christie, the singer famous for his iconic hit (Is This the Way to) Amarillo, has spoken movingly about his wife Sue’s unwavering support since he was diagnosed with dementia in 2023. The 83-year-old, who first realised something was wrong when he began struggling with his daily crosswords, described Ms Christie as “my rock” in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail.Despite his diagnosis, Mr Christie remains determined to stay on stage, continuing his Farewell tour, which began in August 2025 and is scheduled to run until mid-2027. “I am still recording new material and touring, so I don’t let…

During a Green-led debate at Holyrood, Public Finance Minister Hannah Mary Goodlad said that the government intended to publish national guidance on data centres for local authorities, which consider planning proposals, within three months. She told MSPs it was “highly unlikely” that decisions would be made on large data centre applications before that guidance is published. Earlier, the government said it would order that environmental impact assessments be submitted during planning applications for all new data centres with a power capacity exceeding 50 megawatts.It said that proposed developments under that threshold would still have to be considered under established environmental…