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Landlords are beginning to exit the rental market ahead of major reforms set to take effect next month, raising fresh concerns about the future of supply.One property expert has told GB News he is already preparing to sell his portfolio, warning the changes could push rents higher.Gerard Boon, Managing Director of Boon Brokers, has confirmed he will offload his rental properties this year as the Renters’ Rights Act prepares to take effect next month on May 1, 2026.Mr Boon described the legislation as “highly damaging for landlords and tenants, but more so for tenants.”The landlord and mortgage broker believes the…

Alex and Matt Fitzpatrick jumped into the lead at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with a tournament record score.The English brothers began round three one shot off the lead but moved four clear in the PGA Tour pairs event having shot a 15-under 57 on Saturday at TPC Louisiana.”Yeah, it was an awesome day,” said world number three Matt Fitzpatrick. “I think I can think of one bad shot that we hit, and that was me.”The 2022 US Open winner made an eagle on the par-five seventh hole and the pair maintained their momentum during the four-ball format.The event…

Almost 40 years without a semi-final appearance in the most prestigious of domestic cups is a footballing barren land. More so when the club that have trudged across it for nigh on four decades were responsible for an iconic moment in the cup’s 1972 centenary edition.Since Billy Bremner lifted the FA Cup, headlines around Leeds’ association with the competition have been largely corrosive for the club’s reputation.The tone was set in the 1973 final, when second division Sunderland shocked Don Revie’s side beneath Wembley’s Twin Towers.There have, of course, been positive times – the run to the 1987 semi-finals and,…

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So how do you cope with the Crucible pressure when stuck in the chair?”The psychology aspect of snooker is enormous,” said Chris Henry, a subconscious brain and performance coach, who has worked with some of the sport’s biggest names including Murphy, Stephen Hendry, Mark Selby, Luca Brecel, Jimmy White, Ali Carter and 2026 debutant Liam Pullen.”You have to be very mentally strong in snooker, you have to be tough and know how to deal with the situation. It’s not what happens that counts, it’s how you choose to deal with what happens.”Snooker is a dead-ball sport so you have a…

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Wrexham inflicted Coventry’s first league defeat of the season when they won an exciting encounter 3-2 at Stok Cae Ras in October.”It was a massive game and a massive performance here,” Hyam said.”It was a great game under the lights at the stadium – I think it was one of my first opportunities to play under the lights here.”We beat them 3-2, which was a great game and a great occasion for this club.”They’ve got some great, talented players at the top of the pitch but so have we.”While reaching the play-offs is the main focus for Hyam there is…