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Teenager Stan Moody knocked four-time champion John Higgins out of the British Open with a 4-2 victory in the last 16.The 19-year-old progressed to the quarter-finals for the second successive year thanks to a strong finish in Cheltenham.English youngster Moody went 1-0 and 2-1 up, with Higgins, 51, going on to level on each occasion.A break of 46 nudged Moody 3-2 ahead, before a clearance of 69 with a finish on the black in frame six completed the win, after Scottish veteran Higgins had led 61-0.Halifax-born Moody will move on to face fellow Englishman Liam Highfield in the quarter-finals.Judd Trump…

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Wallace and Gromit became Aardman’s most famous characters after animator Nick Park joined the studio in 1985.But Gromit was not always a dog.”I had this idea of an English guy who builds a rocket, in the basement of his house,” recalled Park.”I was thinking he may have a pet, probably a cat.”The switch was surprisingly simple.”I started modelling the cat, and it was just very difficult, so I thought I’d do a dog instead!”Park was developing A Grand Day Out at the National Film and Television School in London when Lord and Sproxton came to speak to students.”We met him…

Nick Kyrgios is eligible to return to tennis after accepting a one-month ban for testing positive for cocaine.The Australian, 31, was provisionally suspended on 4 August after a sample he submitted during the Mallorca Open in June was found to contain benzoylecgonine, a metabolite of cocaine.Kyrgios told investigators from the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) that he used cocaine at a nightclub in Magaluf in the early hours of 20 June.He played his first-round match at the Mallorca tournament two days later, losing in straight sets to compatriot Adam Walton.The ITIA accepted he used cocaine outside of competition after consulting…

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But industry bodies argue that starting production at the sites would provide much-needed jobs and improve the UK’s energy security as overseas conflicts threaten supply.Advocates of the project also told the that Jackdaw’s output is critical to extending the life of other North Sea infrastructure including Shearwater – a large offshore oil and gas production hub that processes hydrocarbons before piping them to coastal refineries and terminals.Adura said that if approval comes in September, the field could start delivering gas to UK homes by this winter as the construction is “99% complete”.A public consultation on the future of Jackdaw and…