With breaking voice, James Sutherland told a press conference in Melbourne: ‘This is a sad day for Australian cricket.’ He added: ‘I was extremely disappointed and shocked.’ Via: Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland almost cries
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has said Steve Smith ‘will be sitting in his hotel room right now in tears’ after the national cricket team was caught cheating against South Africa. Via: 'It's disgraceful': Michael Clarke on Australia cheating
NZ resume with 175-run lead and six first-innings wickets in handVic Marks: England may need to rely on the rainContact Tanya via email or on Twitter @tjaldred 3.07am BST de Grandhomme tries to pull another one out of the ground, edges, and Bairstow takes a fine catch high above his Read more
Hamilton jokes about holding lap back ‘to wipe smile’ off GermanKimi Raikkonen second place on grid, ahead of Ferrari team-mateLewis Hamilton claimed pole position for the Australian Grand Prix, with a dominant performance in Melbourne that left his rivals reeling as he and Mercedes proved their car is once again Read more
Appointments open the way for formal consultations, led by President Sergio Mattarella, on putting together a new government, with big hurdles remainingItaly’s anti-establishment Five Star Movement has joined with conservative parties to elect the speakers of both houses of parliament, but there was no immediate sign they might extend the Read more
Treasury has made little effort to calculate the economic impact of free childcare, select committee says Via: Government should stop trying to get more parents to return to work, say MPs
'The children trot in and they love it. They dance and they prance. And we love it too. For that hour or so you forget that you're away from your own family,' beams 93-year-old Anna Platman Via: 'It's a lovely awakening': Elderly people and children sing and dance together in Read more
Demonstrators say divestment would highlight 'moral unacceptability' of high carbon fuel extraction Via: Boat Race disrupted by protesters demanding Oxford and Cambridge divest from fossil fuels
The latest UK entry in the race to revolutionise roads goes for a spin despite the first such vehicle death in the US last weekHow many people does it take to drive a driverless car? Five: a safety driver behind the wheel, an operator to program the route, and three Read more
Five people talk about their hopes and fears for the future outside the EU` Continue reading… Via: Brexit voices: how the new Britain will affect me and my work