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A 25-year-old Scottish man has been jailed for racially-motivated “violent disorder” linked to rioting in Belfast during the summer of 2024.Reece Dunnett, from Dunfermline in Fife, pleaded guilty to rioting and criminal damage offences at Laganside Crown Court on Friday.He received a 27-month sentence – half of which to be spent in prison and half on licence after his release.Dunnett committed the offences after trouble arose in the Sandy Row and Donegall Road areas of south Belfast on 3 August 2024.It came as anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters faced off in tense scenes outside the city hall.

Chelsea attempted 34 shots in the game, their highest total in a WSL match since the start of last season.James hit the ground running with a superb strike that flew into the roof of the net within 11 minutes and Chelsea fans expected the floodgates to open.Villa barely laid a glove on their opponents and had only five touches in Chelsea’s box.But, against the run of play, Noelle Maritz’s shot ricocheted off goalkeeper Hannah Hampton and bounced in off Chelsea defender Veerle Buurman late on.Villa boss Natalia Arroyo threw her arms in the air and their supporters punctured the silence…

Betfred Super LeagueWakefield (6) 25Tries: Johnstone, Vagana 2, Scott Goals: Jowitt 4 Drop-goal: LinoWarrington (14) 18Tries: J. Smith, Ashton, Hopoate Goals: Hayes 3 Isaiah Vagana’s two tries set Wakefield Trinity on their way to a comeback win over Warrington Wolves which makes them favourites to land a top-four place in Super League.The New Zealander struck twice in five second-half minutes to overturn an eight-point half-time deficit against Wolves, whose hopes of finishing in the top two are now at an endSam Burgess’ side had taken control in the first half as tries from Josh Smith and Matty Ashton replied to…

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There’s no question the allegations in the Channel 4 film have been embarrassing for Reform, and disrupted what they hoped would be a conference about their plans for office if they win the next General Election.Everywhere around the huge, draughty exhibition hall in Birmingham are giant posters and placards saying, “Reform – the first 100 days”. They wanted to herald their deal with a serious contender to be the next French President, Jordan Bardella, to deal with small boats. They were keen to highlight the promise to cut income tax if they win the election, scheduled to be in 2029.…

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly took a stunning pole position at the Italian Grand Prix.The Frenchman, who took his sole Formula 1 victory at this race for Red Bull’s junior team in 2020, beat Mercedes’ George Russell by 0.060 seconds.McLaren’s Oscar Piastri was third with the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton fourth and fifth despite an upgraded engine.Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took sixth, and McLaren’s Lando Norris only ninth after a messy session for the world champion.Championship leader Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes qualified seventh but will start at the back because of a grid penalty for taking a new…

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King Charles and Queen Camilla have joined cheering crowds watching Highland games events at the annual Braemar Gathering in Royal Deeside.The event, which draws spectators from around the world, is held on the first Saturday of September every year and coincides with the monarch’s annual summer holiday at nearby Balmoral.Among the events watched by the spectators were tug-of-war, caber tossing, hammer throwing, Highland dancing and a parade of pipe bands.This is the third Games that the King has attended since his coronation.

Luka Modric turns 41 on Wednesday but is not ready to retire from international football just yet.The Croatia FA has announced, external that their captain intends to continue playing for the national team in upcoming Nations League games, including against England. His decision coincides with the return of Slaven Bilic as manager, with the former West Ham boss helping to guide Modric’s fledgling international career in his first stint in charge of the Croatia side, between 2006 and 2012.Modric earned his first senior cap in March 2006, just before Bilic was named Croatia manager for the first time, and has…

A council row has erupted after a burial site for Korans has been deemed illegal in West Yorkshire.Residents of Sowerby Bridge, near Halifax, reported seeing copies of the Koran being buried near a white monument, constructed of nine tall pillars on a marble base. The site is now the subject of a council enforcement order requiring all materials to be removed.Videos were shared by Rest Gardens, a firm that collects worn-out or damaged Korans and provides them with Islamic burials, which avoids having them disposed of along with other common waste. The Environment Agency has called for an end to…