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Wildfires: Volunteers helping to provide Britain’s exhausted firefighters with fresh meals`; const adSlotHtmlSkyRight = “; const targetParentSky = document.querySelector(‘.sky–ad__container’); if (targetParentSky) { targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyLeft); targetParentSky.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adSlotHtmlSkyRight); } } else { // console.log(“Inder 3 – skys not showing because user is member”); } `; targetParentBillboard.insertAdjacentHTML(‘beforeend’, adBillboard); } }); } `; return trendingDiv; }

A 56-year-old man from Moray has gone missing in Rome on the first night of his holiday, his fiancée has said.Colin Scott had just arrived in the Italian capital with partner Anabella Mcallister, when he disappeared up a side street near the Pantheon at about 22:00 on Friday evening.Posting on social media, Mcallister said Scott, from Elgin, had become unsteady due to his medication and the heat, and did not have his phone or wallet with him.A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said it was supporting the family of a British man missing in Italy and was in touch with…

One-Day Cup, men’s semi-final, RadlettMiddlesex 255-8 (48.4 overs): Hollman 83*, Fernandes 44, Helm 40; Ackermann 3-46 Durham 254-7 (50 overs): Rhodes 80, Ackermann 71*; Hollman 3-53 Middlesex beat Durham by two wicketsScorecardLuke Hollman scored a sensational unbeaten 83 to help Middlesex stun Durham with a two-wicket win in their One-Day Cup semi-final at Radlett to reach their first List A decider since 1990.Middlesex will face Leicestershire in the final at Trent Bridge on Sunday, 20 September, after the Foxes beat Notts Outlaws by 23 runs in their last-four meeting. Hollman put on a List A best showing with the bat…

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David Raya: A good save from Phil Foden and an excellent take from a corner in the first half. The Arsenal keeper is so good on the ball and played one memorable pass to Christos Tzolis to spark a counter-attack. 7Ben White: It goes under the radar how valuable a fit Ben White is to Arsenal. He’s an experienced member of this team and dealt with the threat of Jeremy Doku while providing back up to Noni Madueke in attack. He produced a massive block to deny Doku when the winger was well placed to shoot in the second half.…

A stand-off involving a wanted man was brought to an end when police arrested him while he slept on a roof.Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said emergency services had responded to an incident at a property on Reservoir Street in Salford, spending two days at the scene.Footage shows officers from the force’s tactical unit gently resting a ladder against the roof of a back porch, with an officer then grabbing the man while he was sleeping.A struggle ensues and the man is pulled down, with his trousers appearing to fall down, before he is arrested by officers in the garden of…

Rangers’ reward for knocking out Premier Sports Cup holders St Mirren is a mouth-watering quarter-final against Old Firm rivals Celtic.Derek McInnes earned his first win as boss with a thumping 5-1 victory on Sunday and will now host Celtic.Stenhousemuir, who stunned Motherwell in extra time, will host last season’s Scottish Premiership runners up Hearts.Aberdeen will go to Kilmarnock in an all top-flight tie, while Ross County welcome Hibernian to the Highlands.The games will be played across the weekend of 12-13 September.McInnes’ first taste of an Old Firm game as Rangers manager was due to be at Celtic Park on Sunday…

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Most people received the blaring alert at 19:00 BST on Friday – and it came as a surprise given the government had not told people it was coming, as it has done for tests of the system.The notification, which cautioned against the use of disposable barbecues, naked flames or fireworks, was the biggest use yet of the emergency alert system and Prime Minister Andy Burnham urged the public to take it “seriously”.A Cabinet Office press release, posted to their website at about 18:45 on Friday, was missed by many in the media, which meant there was little warning to the…

Mark Selby claimed his fourth China Open title with a 10-6 victory over Noppon Saengkham in Taiyuan.Four-time world champion Selby, 43, has now won 26 ranking events and this success lifts him up from ninth to fifth in the world rankings. “I’m happy to be standing here as champion, I played some good stuff all week, somewhere near close to my best,” said Selby.The Englishman, who was appearing in first ranking final in China for eight years, had trailed 4-2 early in the contest despite compiling a wonderful 138 break in the third frame.However, he took the final two frames…