Follow the 153km mountain stage from Pau to LarunsAdam Yates joins exalted company after years of toilGet in touch! Email Simon or tweet @Simon_Burnton 3.02pm BST 20km to go: Egan Bernal goes for it! Hirschi’s lead is down to a little over a minute. 3.01pm BST 20km to go: Tadej Read more
The music and comedy show was set to be held in California next summer, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex planning to make speeches. Via: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle pull the plug on glittering Invictus Games fundraiser
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The former editor of Radio 4’s Today programme Sarah Sands, 59, has described how the disparity in pay between high-profile presenters and producers at the BBC was a ‘shocker’. Via: Ex-Today editor Sarah Sands slams seven-figure salaries for stars
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A rise in violence is “almost inevitable” because of the coronavirus lockdown, a police and crime commissioner warned as a series of stabbings left one dead and seven injured in Birmingham. Via: Birmingham stabbing news: Rise in violence 'almost inevitable' due to lockdown, says police and crime commissioner
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Gordon Ramsay began reopening the first of his 35 restaurants in July after the business struggled during the coronavirus pandemic but is now planning to open 200 new ones across the world. Via: Gordon Ramsay plans to open up 200 new restaurants across the world and 50 eateries in the Read more