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Cycling’s world governing body the UCI has proposed the introduction of GPS trackers at all races to pinpoint riders’ locations at all times.The plan comes weeks after the death of Briton Fin Tarling following a collision during the Volta a Portugal with a van, which had strayed on to the course as he rode alone. At a meeting at its headquarters in Aigle, Switzerland, the UCI’s Professional Cycling Council (PCC), which includes representatives of the UCI, riders, races and teams, “stressed the urgent need to put in place, as quickly as possible, a dedicated safety system allowing the real-time location…

Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood (day three)Middlesex 247 & 200: Holden 51; Balderson 5-54 Lancashire 151 & 136: Jennings 38, Hurst 38; Helm 4-36 Middlesex (19 pts) beat Lancashire (3 pts) by 160 runs Match scorecardTom Helm captured four wickets for the second time in the match as Middlesex’s seamers steamrollered Lancashire for 136 to seal a County Championship victory inside three days.Helm finished with 4-36, while fellow seamers Toby Roland-Jones, Naavya Sharma and Ryan Higgins weighed in with two wickets apiece to trigger Lancashire’s collapse from 97-3 after they were set a stiff victory target…

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Triathlon officials in Israel have said they are considering legal action over the withdrawal of four athletes from an event due to take place in Londonderry on Saturday.World Triathlon confirmed on Thursday that it had been asked by the Israeli Triathlon Association (ITA) to “remove all the Israeli athletes entered” from the event and had done so “with immediate effect”.The North West Triathlon Club (NWTC), which is organising the event, had raised possible safety concerns about the participation of the athletes.On Friday, the ITA said it is “deeply disturbed by the circumstances” that led to the athletes not taking part.”We…

It is unlikely that Ferrari were using the full performance of their new engine on its first day of running, and Antonelli gave a different analysis of his rivals’ pace.The Italian, who leads Hamilton and Russell by 59 points in the world championship, will start the race from the back because of a grid penalty for using more than the permitted number of engine parts.He said: “Ferrari definitely took a step forward with the new engine and now the speeds are the same. We know how good their car is in the corner and for sure it’s going to be…

Approving the Jackdaw gas field would be “a hugely important vote of confidence in the North Sea”, business leaders say. It has been reported Jackdaw will be given the green light by the government as early as next week. But Jackdaw must not be “the end of the story” and drilling must also go ahead at Rosebank, Britain’s largest untapped oil field, said Russell Borthwick, head of the Aberdeen & Grampain Chamber of Commerce. He also called for an end to the energy profits levy, or windfall tax, which has been blamed for driving away North Sea investment. Together, these…

Nigel Farage’s keynote speech has been disrupted by protesters after counter-terror police blocked the Reform UK leader from taking to the stage. Four protesters who had smuggled themselves into the main hall at the NEC in Birmingham were forcibly removed after counter-terror police were accused of blocking Mr Farage’s address by more than an hour. Mr Farage, who is embroiled in a donation row which resulted in two aides resigning this morning, updated GB News about the delay to his speech just moments before taking to the stage.The Reform UK leader told The People’s Channel: “Counter-terror police wouldn’t let me…

The Rolling Stones are heading to the big screen after securing a lucrative biopic agreement with American production company 101 Studios. Sir Mick Jagger, 83, along with fellow band members Keith Richards, 82, and Ronnie Wood, 79, reportedly finalised the contract last month.The US studio has built a strong reputation through hit television series such as Yellowstone, Landman, Mayor of Kingstown and The Agency. According to reports first published by The Sun, the legendary rockers were drawn to the production company’s track record.Mick Jagger has talked in the past about his vision for the biopic | PAA source told the…