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Wildfires over the weekend also affected Hampshire, Durham, West Sussex, East Sussex, Devon and Somerset.In Wales, the major incident declared over the Conwy wildfire has now been brought under control, according to North Wales Fire and Rescue Service assistant chief fire officer Justin Evans. But firefighters are still tackling several active blazes, including in Braichmelyn forestry near Bethesda and the Rhinogydd mountain range near Harlech.Farmer Gareth Wyn Jones, whose land borders the Conwy Mountain, said he had “never seen anything of that scale”.”It was unreal,” he said, adding that while ponies grazing on the mountain had escaped, he feared for…

Loughman came off the bench against Australia as a replacement for Tom O’Toole, who has started both games at loose-head prop. Meanwhile, Leinster’s Jimmy O’Brien has started on the wing during Baloucoune’s absence and impressed, with Goodman adding that form will play a role in who is selected to start against the All Blacks.”The form obviously comes into it,” added attack coach Goodman.”There’s been some guys, like you say, Jimmy [O’Brien], there was a much-improved performance from him from Australia to Japan.”It’s great to see Jacob [Stockdale] back who hadn’t played for eight to 10 weeks with his injury at…

A man has been charged with murdering a man in an attack at a karaoke barShane Cullen, 31, died at Blues bar in Ashton-under-Lyne, Tameside, in the early hours of Saturday.Carl Cooper, 36, of Smallshaw Lane in the town, has been charged with murder, assault and two counts of common assault, Greater Manchester Police said.He was due to appear before Tameside Magistrates later on Tuesday.Cullen was found with serious injuries and pronounced dead at the scene. A tribute from his mother described him as “a big, gentle giant who wouldn’t hurt anyone”.

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South East Water has been ordered to spend £30.5m on improvements after supply interruptions hit thousands of its customers across Kent and Sussex.Water regulator Ofwat said this follows the conclusion of three investigations into the company’s repeated failures. The redress package will be paid for by the firm’s shareholders and not through customer bills.A spokesperson for the water company said they were “incredibly sorry” for the historical supply disruptions for Kent and Sussex customers.”We know this caused significant disruption and anxiety, and we accept the failures identified by Ofwat,” they said.”It is not the standard of service our customers deserve.”Our…