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Warrington Wolves have signed props Toby Crosby and Mitchell Prest for the start of the 2027 Super League season.Crosby, 23, will join having played reserve grade rugby for the New Zealand Warriors and later the Penrith Panthers.Crosby said: “Ever since I was young, I’ve had the ambition to play professional footy in England and the approach from Warrington made me consider it as the next step of my career.”The chance to work under [Warrington head coach] Sam Burgess was a huge attraction. He’s someone I’ve looked up to for a long time and I think he’ll really help me develop.Prest,…

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A couple from Texas who are moving permanently to Wrexham after discovering the city on the “Welcome to Wrexham” documentary series say it gives them a “feeling they haven’t had anywhere in the USA”.Jeff and Janice Ivey, from New Braunfels, loved watching the Disney show which follows the story of Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac’s stewardship of the football club. After visiting Wales seven times in the past two and a half years, they have fallen head over heels with the city, its people and heritage.Jeff, 62, who has UK citizenship from his Scottish ancestry, is currently in…

A deal for Alalshikh, the co-founder of boxing promotion company Zuffa, to take a controlling stake in the Championship club had been on the table with the football regulator since May.An IFR spokesperson said: “The IFR has a statutory duty to thoroughly test all prospective owners of a club in the top five divisions of men’s football.”The assessment was completed in 55 days out of the 90 days allowed by law. “The IFR had taken a ‘minded-to decision’ to approve the bid before the start of the 2026-27 season. This had been communicated to all parties last week.”In every case,…

A “dust devil” has been caught on camera tearing through Greenwich Park, sending terrified Britons fleeing. The whirlwind, known as a “dust devil”, swept across the south London park on Sunday as families and tourists enjoyed the weekend sunshine.Footage shows the swirling column of air appearing suddenly, gathering dust and leaves as it moved across the park’s dried-out ground.The vortex gained pace as it approached groups of picnickers enjoying the sunshine.People were seen fleeing as they became engulfed in a thick cloud of dust and debris.Onlookers compared the scene to something from The Wizard of Oz, with several joking online…

Nigel Farage’s plan to deport all foreign criminals from UK prisons has been backed by the party’s Prisons Adviser.Speaking to GB News, ex-prison governor Vanessa Frake questioned “why the British taxpayer should pay” to keep foreign nationals in UK prisons.At a press conference earlier today, Mr Farage and Reform UK Home Affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf detailed their plan to deport foreign nationals and build thousands of “Nightingale prisons” to expand the UK’s prison estate.Mr Farage said: “Under a Reform Government, foreign criminals will serve their sentences abroad, not on British soil.”We will transfer all foreign criminals to serve their sentence…

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The comments have been widely criticised by survivors groups and political opponents who said they downplayed the seriousness and lasting trauma of rape.The SCRA, which comprises support groups in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Ayrshire and the Western Isles, said the impacts of rape can last a lifetime, and the crime should never be reduced to a theoretical debate. In an open letter the alliance said: “We are not demonising rape. We are naming it.”The authors strongly opposed the idea of rape existing on a “spectrum”, insisting “there is no hierarchy of rape” and that no survivor should feel compelled to ask whether…