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The visitors had resumed with a 196-run lead and Dhariwal went to his maiden half-century from 107 balls in the third over of the day with a four off Red Rose skipper James Anderson.Batting looked more comfortable than it had done on a frenetic second day when 22 wickets fell and he had reached 66 when he was well caught at slip by Anderson.That concluded a ninth-wicket stand of 70 that rescued the innings from 86-8 and number 10 Matt Taylor had taken his score to a very valuable 31 before he was caught at third slip by Harry Singh.It…

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Nigel Farage faces a “difficult” relationship with the trade union movement if Reform UK takes power, TUC chief Paul Nowak has told GB News. Mr Nowak, who took over as TUC general secretary in 2022, told GB News it would be challenging for the organisation to work with a Reform UK Government.Speaking to GB News ahead of the TUC’s annual conference in Birmingham, Mr Nowak stressed trade unions would need to engage with whichever party wins the keys to power.“I think it would be really difficult,” the TUC’s general secretary told GB News.“But our job is to work with whoever…

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Briege Donaghy from the RQIA said it was only through the involvement of the families “that we got the full extent of the picture”.”It is beyond sobering. It is a devastating picture of the human impact that comes from poor practice by a clinician and poor oversight of those charged with the governance and assurance of the delivery of health and social care,” she said.”The impact for individuals would be best described by the families themselves, but I can tell you that we know that in this case there were multiple and ongoing evidence of poor diagnostic practice, lack of…

F1 faces a fresh challenge this weekend at the first Spanish Grand at the new Madring, a hybrid street circuit built on the Ifema complex near the city’s international airport.Hamilton said: “It’s a massively challenging circuit. Of all the new tracks that I’ve gone to, this one, maybe Saudi, are the two closest in terms of how difficult it was to get on top of the car and find the right lines and such.”Mercedes driver George Russell said: “It’s a crazy circuit, I would put it. Arguably one of the most risky circuits of the whole calendar.”Because you have real…

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The Conservatives’ former director of campaigning and his wife have pleaded guilty to cheating at gambling by placing bets on the date of the 2024 general election.Anthony Lee stood to win approximately £15,000 after placing more than 60 successful bets totalling £1,549, the Gambling Commission said. He passed confidential information to his wife about when former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was planning to call the general election.Laura Lee, who was a parliamentary candidate at the time, placed eight successful bets on the election date totalling £535 and would have profited by around £5,000.On Thursday at Southwark Crown Court, Anthony Lee…