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Data shows the number of adults with

the disease has risen by 1.5 million in
the past 10 years, with GPs now reporting
By Giles Sheldrick
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of 137,000 in the past year alone largely
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Diabetes
now reaching
crisis
point

In association with
In association with
Temperatures in Centigrade
Todays summary:
Showers
Todays summary:
Mild. Patchy
rain and drizzle
North West: Wet with rain and drizzle,
East Anglia: Mild and cloudy with patchy
mostly light and patchy though. Moderate
drizzle or rain. Moderate south-westerly
westerly winds. High 14C (57F).
winds. Misty. High 12C (54F).
Northern Ireland: It will be dry for a time,
London/South East: It will be mostly
but misty. Patchy drizzle later. Gentle
cloudy with light rain, mainly later.
south-westerly winds. High 14C (57F).
Moderate westerly winds. High 13C (55F).
Wales: Dull and cloudy with patchy light
South: It will be mainly dull and misty with
rain or drizzle. Mild and misty. Moderate
drizzle, especially later. Gentle westerly
winds. High 13C (55F).
Midlands: Mostly cloudy with patchy light
South West: A lot of cloud with the
rain or drizzle, mainly later. Gentle
chance of the odd spot of rain or drizzle.
Channel Isles: Cloudy, possibly with a
North East/Yorks: Grey and wet with
few spots of rain or drizzle. Freshening
patchy light rain and drizzle expected.
Sea: North Sea: Slight. Irish Sea: Slight.
Scotland: A mild and mostly cloudy day
with patchy rain and drizzle. Drier for north- Channel: Slight.
east Scotland. High 16C (61F).
UK OUTLOOK TOMORROW: Low cloud, mist and patchy rain will become gradually
confined to southern parts of Britain. Brighter in the north but with a few showers. Breezy.
SIX-DAY FORECAST Temperatures in Centigrade

TUE
WED THU FRI
SAT
London
Belfast
Birmingham
Cardiff
Glasgow
Manchester
Newcastle
Norwich
Plymouth
Aberdeen
Aberporth
Alnwick
Belfast
Birmingham
Bmouth
Bristol
Cardiff
Durham
Edinburgh
0.0
0.9
1.4
0.0
4.5
6.0
4.6
3.4
3.5
0.0
13
8
11
12
9
8
8
10
12
0.05
0.00
0.11
0.06
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.04
0.15
15
12
15
14
13
14
14
14
14
2
10
5
5
4
3
6
7
4
2
9
11
9
11
10
12
12
12
9
10
Britain
Extremes:
8
4
6
8
5
5
5
6
10
14
9
13
14
10
11
10
13
14
4
2
2
5
4
3
3
2
6
11
6
9
10
6
7
8
9
11
3
3
2
5
3
2
2
0
6
10
7
8
9
7
7
7
7
10
4
4
2
6
3
2
2
2
7
Rain
Drizzle
Rain
Sunny
Cloudy
Sunny
Sunny
Cloudy
Showers
10
8
8
10
8
8
7
9
12
Britain yesterday
Moon, sun and tides

MOON rises: 4.44pm, sets: 6.37am
SUN rises London: 7.17am, sets: 4.12pm
Manchester rises: 7.33am, sets: 4.12pm
0.0
5.9
3.1
4.2
6.2
6.4
0.3
5.8
5.4
0.0
0.10
0.01
0.02
0.02
0.00
0.01
0.02
0.00
0.00
0.18
2
4
5
3
4
5
1
6
6
1
10
10
8
10
9
11
9
11
12
10
Last Quarter
21 November
HIGH TIDE
London Bge
Liverpool
Greenock
Dover
Lighting-up times
Belfast
Birmingham
Bristol
4.23pm-7.54am
4.15pm-7.29am
4.22pm-7.28am
(12.53am), (1.15pm)
(10.35am), (10.57pm)
(11.48am), (-)
(10.09am), (10.34pm)
Glasgow
London
Manchester
Newcastle
Europe forecast
Amsterdam
Brussels
Dublin
Frankfurt
Geneva
Lisbon
Madrid
Paris
Rome
6
5
4
7
4
4
4
4
9
Glasgow
Hull
Ipswich
Leeds
Lincoln
London
Manchester
Oxford
Shampton
St Andrews
Warmest: Bute Park 14C (57F)

Coldest: Aboyne -1C (30F)
Wettest: Quidnish 0.56in.
(24 hours
to 2pm yesterday) Sunniest: Odiham 5.1hr.
Today
SUN
9
7
8
10
7
8
7
7
11
6C/43F
6C/43F
14C/57F
5C/41F
7C/45F
19C/66F
15C/59F
9C/48F
15C/59F
Amsterdam
Brussels
Dublin
Frankfurt
Geneva
Lisbon
Madrid
Paris
Rome
4.10pm-7.53am
4.12pm-7.19am
4.12pm-7.35am
4.04pm-7.38am
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Sunny
Sunny
Drizzle
Sunny
13C/55F
12C/54F
14C/57F
5C/41F
6C/43F
18C/64F
16C/61F
13C/55F
16C/61F
Around the world yesterday

Amsterdam .
Athens . . . . .
Barcelona. . .
Berlin . . . . . .
Budapest . . .
Cairo. . . . . . .
Cape Town. .
Casablanca .
Corfu . . . . . .
Dublin . . . . . .
Dubrovnik. . .
Faro . . . . . . .
Florence . . . .
Gibraltar . . . .
Guernsey . . .
Mist
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Fair
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Cloudy
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Fair
5
20
16
3
3
25
18
19
16
11
12
19
8
18
12
41
68
61
37
37
77
64
66
61
52
54
66
46
64
54
Hong Kong. .
Istanbul. . . . .
Jersey. . . . . .
Larnaca . . . .
Las Palmas .
Los Angeles.
Luxor . . . . . .
Malaga . . . . .
Mallorca . . . .
Malta . . . . . .
Melbourne . .
Miami . . . . . .
Moscow . . . .
Nairobi . . . . .
New Delhi. . .
Fair
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Fair
Cloudy
Sunny
Fair
Fair
Sunny
Shwrs
Fair
Cloudy
Cloudy
Sunny
26
18
12
23
24
25
32
18
19
19
17
26
-4
24
28
79
64
54
73
75
77
90
64
66
66
63
79
25
75
82
New York . . .
Nice . . . . . . .
Nicosia . . . . .
Perth. . . . . . .
Prague . . . . .
Singapore. . .
Stockholm . .
Sydney . . . . .
Tel Aviv. . . . .
Tenerife . . . .
Toronto . . . . .
Tunis. . . . . . .
Venice . . . . .
Vienna . . . . .
Warsaw . . . .
Sunny
Fair
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Cloudy
Fair
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Sunny
Fair
Sunny
Cloudy
8
15
24
28
0
29
2
29
25
26
8
20
9
3
2
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from PAGE one
diabetes. Experts warn

that the debilitating condition is now reaching crisis
proportions.
Every day in the UK, 65
people die prematurely
from diabetes while hundreds more battle lifechanging complications.
Each day 203 diabetics
suffer heart failure, 78 have
strokes, 39 people need
dialysis or kidney transplants and 20 people have
legs amputated.
Diabetes UK chief executive Chris Askew said: Diabetes is a killer. Its a serious condition with serious,
life-threatening complications. It is the fastest-growing epidemic of our time.
The more you know
about
diabetes,
the better.
Temperatures
in Centigrade
Cutting your risk of
developing
devastating
Todays summary: Dull and misty.
Patchy drizzle
complications is crucial.
It is1going
to be cloudy
andthe
North West Coast: After a wet start, it will East Coast:
Type
diabetes
sees
mild with
lightautomatically
rain, mainly during destroy
the
remain mostly cloudy, possibly with
body
morning.
Misty
at times. A gentle southoccasional rain. A light to moderate southits breeze.
own High
insulin-producing
westerly
14C (57F).
westerly wind. High 14C (57F).
However Type 2 diaDiabetes
year Northcells.
South Westcosts
Coast: 10billion
It will be cloudyaand
Central Ireland: It is set to be
misty with patchy light rain or drizzle.
overcast and grey with rain or drizzle.
There will be a moderate south-westerly
Misty at times. A light to moderate southbreeze. Mild. High 14C (57F).
westerly wind. Mild. High 13C (55F).
By Michael Knowles
Northern Ireland: A dull and mild start.
South Central Ireland: It is expected to
PEOPLE
smugglers
bringing
Then dry for a time, but misty. Drizzle
be overcast with light rain, mostly during
later. There will be a gentle south-westerly
the morning.
A light to into
moderate
illegal
migrants
thesouthUK
breeze. Mild. High 14C (57F).
westerly
wind.similar
Mild. High 14C
(57F). to
are
using
tactics
those wreaking havoc in the
Warmest: Valentia 13C (55F)
Outlook tomorrow:where thouIreland
Mediterranean
Extremes: Coldest: Katesbridge 1C (34F)
sands
of mist
people
haveraindied,
it
Low cloud,
and patchy
will become
Wettest: Giants Causeway 0.13in.
(24 hours
was
claimed
gradually
confinedyesterday.
to southern parts. Drier
to 2pm yesterday)
Lucy
of across
the
and
brighter Moreton,
conditions will develop
Last Quarter
Immigration
Union,
northern areas butServices
with a few showers.
21 November
revealed that asylum seekers
desperate to reach Britain
SIX-DAY
Temperatures in Centigrade
are boarding
larger,FORECAST
more
secure vessels
TUEto cross
WEDthe THU FRI
SAT
SUN
Channel, carrying them to
London
13 15coast.8 14
4 11
3 10
4 9
6 10
within
miles of the
Belfast
They
are then
8 12 dumped
4 9
2 6
3 7
4 7
5 8
into
smaller
boats
and
left
to
Birmingham
11 15
6 13
2 9
2 8
2 8
4 8
reach land on their own.
Cardiff
12 MP
14 Charlie
8 14
5 10 STEVE
5 9FINN 6 10
7 10
Picture:
Conservative
Glasggow called
Elphicke
9 13 for 5 the
10
4 6
3 7
3 7
4 8
authorities
Manchester to 8disrupt
14
5 this
11
3 7
2 7
2 8
4 8
evil trade operating around
Newcastle
8 14
5 10
3 8
2 7
2 7
4 7
northern France.
Norwich
10 14 Deal6 MP
13
2 9
0 7
2 7
4 9
The
Dover and
toldPlymouth
the Daily
12 14 Express:
10 14
6 11
6 10
7 11
9 12
There has been an increase
in the number of migrants
Moon, sun and tides
trying to break into Britain
Britain yesterday MOON rises: 5.03pm, sets: 7.07am
Aberdeen
0.0 smaller
0.05 2 craft.
9 Glasgow
0.0 0.10 2 10 SUN rises Dublin: 7.48am, sets: 4.29pm
by
boat or
In association with
betes is largely brought on

by lifestyle. Cases have spiralled out of control as a
result of an obesity epidemic across the country.
Earlier this year NHS
England launched a Diabetes Prevention Programme,
offering advice on healthy
eating and lifestyle, weightloss techniques and exercise programmes.
forced to pick and choose

which conditions to treat.
Vascular surgeon Martin
Claridge said: I am worried. The NHS will have to
decide what conditions it
does or does not treat and
that is a very difficult decision to make.
All aspects of health
care affected by Type 2 are
straining at the seams trying to manage this increasing number of patients
with complications.
And even though people
A decade ago no child in
are entitled to diabetes Britain had Type 2, but
checks on the NHS, takethere are now more than
up is low with millions of 500 with the disease.
individuals missing out.
Nine in 10 Type 2 sufferTo mark World Diabetes
ers are overweight or obese.
Day today Diabetes UK is
Sufferers do not produce
calling on the Government
enough insulin or the insuto Temperatures
address the problem.
lin they produce does not
Diabetes costs the NHS
work properly.
in Centigrade
more than 10billion a year
Resulting high blood
10 per cent of its budget sugar clogs up arteries and
with one person diagveins
which can lead to
Todays
forecast:
nosed every two minutes.
deadly complications.
Treating
condition
Sufferersand
are
twiceIslands
as
Spain,the
Portugal
andisthe Balearic
Canary
now
soSpain
expensive
that
to have
a heart
attack
across
Portugal
with very few
Most of
will be dry with
sunny likelyperiods
experts
fear
it
is
a
matter
of
and
three
times
as
likely
clouds around. Breezy. Highto21C
spells and just a few spots of rain or
time
before
hospitalsareas.
are have(70F).
kidney
It willdisease.
be bright in the Canaries
showers
in north-western
Expensive
Moderate northerly winds. High 22C

(72F). It looks set to be dry with sunny
with sunny spells and scattered

showers. Light winds. High 25C (77F
Alarm at surge in
migrants adrift on
tiny Channel boats
Aberporth 0.9 0.00 10 11 Hull

Alnwick
1.4 0.11 5 9 Ipswich
Belfast
0.0 0.06 5 11 Leeds
Birmingham 4.5 0.01 4 10 Lincoln
That is
so London
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6.0why
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BristolBritain
4.6 and
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12 Manchester
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work
Cardiff
3.4
0.00
7
12
Oxford
together to stop the people
Durham
3.5 before
0.04 4 9 they
Shampton
traffickers
set
Edinburgh 0.0 0.15 2 10 St Andrews
Fears
5.9
3.1
4.2
6.2
6.4
0.3
5.8
5.4
0.0
0.01
0.02
0.02
0.00
0.01
0.02
0.00
0.00
0.18
4
5
3
4
5
1
6
6
1
10 Manchester rises: 7.33am, sets: 4.12pm

8 HIGH TIDE
10
(5.29am), (5.54pm)
9 Waterford
(6.00am), (6.21pm)
11 Limerick
Galway
(4.17am), (4.36pm)
9
(4.36am), (5.01pm)
11 Cobh
(10.54am), (11.07pm)
12 Dublin
(10.22am), (10.41pm)
10 Belfast
Outlook: Sunny with isolated showers

And back in Britain today
London/South East: It will be mostly

cloudy with light rain, mainly later.
North: Cloudy, with light rain for a time

and drizzle later. Moderate south-westerl
winds. High 14C (57F).
Midlands: Mostly cloudy with patchy light

rain or drizzle, mainly later. Gentle
Scotland: A mild and mostly cloudy day

with patchy rain and drizzle. Drier for
north-east Scotland. High 16C (61F).
Wales: Dull and cloudy with patchy light

rain or drizzle. Mild and misty. Moderate
Ireland: A dull and misty day. The chanc

of a few spots of drizzle at times.
Moderate winds. High 15C (59F).
UK outlook tomorrow: Brighter with scattered showers
SIX-DAY FORECAST IN BRITAIN Temperatures in Centigrade

TUE
WED THU FRI
SAT
SUN
London
Belfast
Birmingham
Cardiff
Glasgow
Manchester
Newcastle
Norwich
Plymouth
13
8
11
12
9
8
8
10
12
15
12
15
14
13
14
14
14
14
8
4
6
8
5
5
5
6
10
14
9
13
14
10
11
10
13
14
4 11
3 10
4 9
2 A6UK Border
3 7 Force
4 7
2 9 ship
2 patrolling
8
2 8
the coast
5 10
5 9 of Kent
6 10
4 6
3 7
3 7
3 7
2 7
2 8
3 8
2 7
2 7
2 9
0 7
2 7
6 11
6 10
7 11
Britain yesterday
Aberdeen
Aberporth
Alnwick
Belfast
Birmingham
Bmouth
Bristol
Cardiff
Durham
Edinburgh
0.0
0.9
1.4
0.0
4.5
6.0
4.6
3.4
3.5
0.0
0.05
0.00
0.11
0.06
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.00
0.04
0.15
2
10
5
5
4
3
6
7
4
2
9
11
9
11
10
12
12
12
9
10
6 1
5
4
7 1
4
4
4
4
9 1
Moon, sun and tides
Glasgow
0.0 0.10 2 10 MOON rises: 5.22pm, sets: 6.29am
Hull
5.9 0.01 4 10 SUN rises Madrid: 6.59am, sets: 4.57p
Manchester rises: 7.33am, sets: 4.12p
Ipswich
3.1 0.02 5 8
Last Quarter
Leeds
4.2 0.02 3 10
21 November
Lincoln
6.2 0.00 4 9
London
6.4 0.01 5 11 HIGH TIDE
London
Bge
(12.53am), (1.15pm
Manchester 0.3 0.02 1 9
(10.35am), (10.57p
Oxford
5.8 0.00 6 11 Liverpool
now
Greenock smug(11.48am), (-)
Shampton
5.4relying
0.00 6 on
12 people
glers
cross
Channel.
Dover
(10.09am), (10.34p
St Andrews
0.0 to
0.18
1 10the
out from the north of France,

London
4.12pm-7.19am
Birmingham 4.15pm-7.29am
Lighting-up
times evil trade
to
end the
Manchester 4.12pm-7.35am
Bristol of 4.22pm-7.28am
m
odern slavery
and prevent
Newcastle
4.04pm-7.38am
Glasgow
4.10pm-7.53am
Belfast
4.23pm-7.54am
people from reaching the
country illegally.
Today
Tomorrow
The call comes amidEurope
fears forecast
She explained: If youre
A MIGRANT who
was worried
Warmest: about
Bute Park 14C (57F) going
Lighting-up
times
4.10pm-7.53
that
more migrants
will
from
a portGlasgow
with a
Amsterdam
Rain
6C/43F
Amsterdam
Cloudy entered
13C/55F victimBritain
Coldest:
Aboyne
-1C
(30F)
Belfast
4.23pm-7.54am
London
4.12pm-7.19
Extremes:
the
UK
after
crossing
the
stigmatising
refugees
Brussels to reach
Drizzle Britain6C/43F
Brussels
Cloudy
12C/54F
attempt
by
longer crossing
time,
its not
Wettest: Quidnish 0.56in.
Birmingham 4.15pm-7.29am Manchester 4.12pm-7.35
(24 hours
Dublinand target
Rain
14C/57F
Dublin
Channel in a Cloudy
kayak is 14C/57F and had
covered
it
up.
boat
smaller ports
as
easy
to
do
it
on
your
own.
to 2pm yesterday) Sunniest: Odiham 5.1hr.
Bristol
4.22pm-7.28am Newcastle
4.04pm-7.38
Frankfurtare policed
Sunny less. 5C/41F
Frankfurt
Cloudy
5C/41F
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over
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which
It has increased demand
Geneva
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7C/45F
Geneva
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6C/43F
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whose union
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said: We9C/48F
are
Paris workers,Cloudy
Paris
13C/55F
Amsterdam
6C/43F
Amsterdam
Cloudy your 13C/55F
not going
to shrug
The IranianDrizzle
man in his
The
camp was Rain
getting
Rome a fair bit
Showers
15C/59F
Rome
Sunny
16C/61F moreBrussels
6C/43F
Brussels
Cloudy
12C/54F
seeing
of unschedshoulders
and go away.
30s is accused
of carrying
dangerous. Drizzle
Dublin
Rain
14C/57FTheDublin
Cloudy
uled small boat traffic. We
only way to get
across 14C/57F
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the attack at the
The
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Husband warns TVs

jungle hunks: Hands
off my firecracker Ola
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Ex-England footballer Wayne Bridge in the shower along with comic Joel Dommett and actor Adam Thomas
Ex-Strictly dancer Ola unpacks her kit just after arriving in the Australian camp
Olympic gold
hockey star
Sam Quek
about to
parachute
into the
jungle
JEALOUS James Jordan has

warned stars to think twice about
getting involved with his sexy
wife Ola in the celebrity jungle.
The former Strictly Come
Dancing professional dancer
fired the warning during an online
rant before last nights launch.
He also claimed his Polish-born
wife had a fiery temper and would
be happy to fight her corner if
rows broke out in the camp.
Hours before viewers saw her
enter the camp, James, 38, said:
Its to be expected. Shes a gorgeous girl and if they hit on her
they hit on her. It will be tough.
He spoke out on Saturday
night before Ola, who quit Strictly
as a professional dancer in 2015,
prepared for the challenges in
the jungle with nine other
celebrities.
In a live online broadcast
on video streaming app
Periscope, James said his
wife was a firecracker.
If you push her and push
her when she goes shes a
real firecracker, he said.
But generally shes easy
to get on with.
She deserves a trophy for
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putting up with me. James, who
quit Strictly in 2014, also spoke
about Olas phobias. He said:
Shes scared of everything, more
so water as she cant swim at all.
And it was not long after arriving in the camp that the 34-yearold was forced to face her fears.
The much-anticipated new
series of ITVs Im A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here! began last
night with Ola walking a 334ft
high plank before jumping off.
But her efforts were in vain as
she was left facing the first bushtucker trial.
Meanwhile, show producers revealed there was
a hidden room next
to the shower and
said it could absolutely be used for
romance.
They hope it will
help to spice up
this years show,
Ex-Strictly dancer
James Jordan
spilled the beans
with fans reckoning TV host

Carol Vorderman, 55, and comic
Joel Dommett, 31, could be most
likely to make use of it.
Despite branding the 14-year
age gap with last boyfriend Graham Duff silly, ex-Countdown
star Carol said she would be open
to finding romance again with a
younger man. It depends on the
man, doesnt it? she said.
Before parachuting into the
Australian jungle, on the Gold
Coast, Emmerdale actor Adam
Thomas, 28, also revealed a flirting ban had been slapped on
him by fiance Caroline Daly.
Last night a show source
expressed surprise when the men
were the first to strip off in the
camp before the women.
They include TV star Lisa
Snowdon, 44, Goggleboxs Scarlett Moffatt, 25, and Olympic gold
hockey player Sam Quek, 28.
Actor Adam, dancer Jordan
Banjo, 23, and ex-England footballer Wayne Bridge, 36, jumped
into the pool along with comic
Joel and actor Larry Lamb, 69.
The source said: Its a TV first
for us to have the fellas stripping
off and beating the girls.
Odds cut on Balls win as Daisy exits Strictly

Ed Balls was a step closer to
winning Strictly Come Dancing last
night after model Daisy Lowe became
the eighth celebrity to leave the show.
The former shadow chancellors
pelvic thrust to chart hit Gangnam
Style handed him and partner Katya
Jones a standing ovation.
Balls, with his hilarious moves, saw
his Saturday night salsa hailed the
best worst dance Ive ever seen by
stunned judge Bruno Tonioli.
The former Labour MP came
bottom of the leaderboard but
thanks to his popularity with the
public it was Daisy who left. Daisy,
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27, who was in the dance-off with
Olympian Greg Rutherford,
described the BBC One show as the
sparkliest, most overwhelming, joyful
experience Ive ever had.
Balls, 49, will take to the Blackpool
Tower Ballroom dancefloor this
weekend confounding critics and
bookies. He was left flat on his back
and panting for breath following his
dance on Saturday night.
Head judge Len Goodman said: I
dont think there are words to
describe that. He then added that
the show would be less fun if he left.

Darcey Bussell said the performance
will go down in Strictly history.
At the top of the scoreboard are
actor Danny Mac and partner Oti
Mabuse who collected 38 points for
their Argentine tango.
Balls won high praise from judge
Craig Revel Horwood earlier this
month, who said he could even win
the contest despite being ridiculed
for his dad dancing and nearly
dropping partner Katya.
Craig said: Much to my surprise,
he actually has good timing.
Even more to my surprise, he is
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entertaining. And to everyones

surprise, the public love him.
Bookmakers last night slashed the
odds on Balls. He is now 16-1 at
Corals, having started at 100-1.
Danny Mac remains the favourite
with Greg Rutherford the outsider.
Corals Nicola McGeady said: His
popularity has started to make us
sweat as a win for him would leave us
our biggest ever reality TV payout.
l Singer Sam Lavery, 17, was
controversially voted off ITVs
X Factor last night as judge Sharon
Osborne had a dramatic change of
heart over who to kick out.
Ed Balls is loved by the public
UK backing for Trump

By Helene Perkins
BRITAIN was urged last night to
follow Donald Trumps vow to
deport illegal immigrants.
President-elect Mr Trump outlined his tough stance to root out
the millions who are in the country
illegally, particularly criminals.
He said that once the border was
secure, immigration officials would
take a decision over what action to
take with remaining migrants.
He also said deportations would
take place immediately after he
entered the White House.
He said: Were going to get people that are criminal and have criminal records gang members, drug
dealers, probably two million, could
be three million out of our country
or were going to incarcerate.
He said a determination would
be made about remaining illegal
immigrants.
He said: After the border is secure
and after everything gets normalised, were going to make a determination on the people theyre talking
about who are terrific people. But
before we make that determination
were going to secure our border.
Mr Trump also said he had no
plans to take up the $400,000 salary
when he takes the role of president.
It also emerged during an interview that he may look to overturn
the right to abortion, which has led
to women stockpiling contraception, and it could be decided on a
State by State basis.
He also said he will think about
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whether to appoint a special prosecutor to look at Hillary Clintons use

of emails.
The President-elect added that
he was saddened at reports that
his supporters had attacked minorities and that he would be very
restrained on Twitter as President.
Last night, Ukip MEP Gerard Batten called on Britain to take tougher
action on illegal immigrants and
said it would be easier to do so after
having left the European Union.
He said: Donald Trump is right.
By their nature, illegal immigrants
are in the country illegally.
Why wouldnt you deport them?
We should do the same. People who
Leak... Sir Kim Darroch
BRITAIN is well-placed to influence

Donald Trump by exploiting his
character and inexperience in office, a
leaked memo from the British
ambassador has suggested.
Sir Kim Darroch penned his
message as it became clear the
tycoon was heading for his shock
presidential victory last week.
Britains ambassador to the United
States claimed preparations in the
build-up to the election had given the
UK an advantage.
However, with some in Mr Trumps
team already said to be wary of the
British government after criticism
during his campaign by some of its
come here illegally should be sent

back home and those who have committed crimes expressly so.
Donald Trump isnt constrained
by the Human Rights Act and the
European Court of Human Rights
so he can get rid of them. When we
leave the EU we can do that too. We
have something like a million illegal
immigrants here.
Paul Nuttall, also a Ukip MEP,
said: I fully support and agree with
Trumps stance. I wish we were better at deporting foreign criminals.
Not only are they in the country
illegally, they have broken their obligation to live by the rules of the host
country. Why should we spend our
members, suggestions the veteran

businessman is naive and can be
manipulated may raise hackles.
Sir Kim wrote: The President-elect
is above all an outsider and unknown
quantity, whose campaign
pronouncements may reveal his
instincts, but will surely evolve and,
particularly, be open to outside
influence if pitched right.
Having, we believe, built better
relationships with his team than have
the rest of Washington diplomatic
corps, we should be well placed to do
this.
Downing Street declined to
comment on the leaked documents.
hard-earned money, that could otherwise be spent on the NHS or education, on keeping people that
shouldnt even be in the country in
our jails? They should be sent back.
Conservative MP Peter Bone said:
What Donald Trump is tapping
into is the deep frustration people
have, that people come here illegally,
commit crime and then cant be
deported because of human rights.
We also need to be robust in
returning illegal immigrants.
One of the frustrating things is
that when someone comes here and
they break the law we seem to be
powerless to deport them.
We should not be worried about
their human rights. Britons are fed

up with people abusing the system.
In June, the Commons Home
Affairs Committee called for urgent
action to significantly reduce the
number of foreign offenders, estimated to number 13,000.
Last week, during an official visit
to India, Prime Minister Theresa
May suggested she might further
streamline visa application processes for Indians if Delhi made it
easier for Britain to deport Indian
citizens who had over-stayed.
At the weekend, during his firstrecorded TV interview after being
elected on Tuesday, Mr Trump was
asked whether a wall with Mexico
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vow to deport migrants

Trump is right...MEP Gerard Batten
would be built and said: Yes, but
he appeared to backtrack suggesting it would be partly fencing.
Mexico has since reiterated it
would not fund any wall.
A wave of protests continued yesterday afternoon in New York and
Oakland in California with demonstrations for the fifth day running.
Thousands of protesters have
taken to the streets since the results
from Tuesday showed Mr Trump
had secured enough votes in the
538-person electoral college to clinch
the presidency.
In the main the protests have
been peaceful and have decried Mr
Trump for his campaign promises to
clamp down on immigration and
register Muslims, along with claims
the former reality TV star had sexually abused women.
So far, arrests have been in the
dozens and a number of police have
been injured.
Slogans including not my President and love trumps hate were
chanted by campaigners on the
march in New York, Los Angeles,
Chicago and elsewhere.
Protesters say Mr Trump threatens their civil and human rights.
The protests come as it emerged
that Hillary Clinton could receive
two million more votes than Mr
Trump when the final tally is made.
The latest findings show that
Democrat Mrs Clinton has received
400,000 more votes than the President-elect 60.4 million compared
with 60 million.
Millions of votes are yet to be
counted in the pro-Democrat state
of California and experts believe Mrs
Clintons win of the popular vote
could be extended to two million.
Campaigners are fighting for
reform as they suggest the US electoral college system is outdated.
The result is similar to the situation which arose in the 2000 election
when Al Gore lost having defeated
George W Bush in the popular vote.
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PM will stress
UK global role
BRITAIN is ready to seize an
historic opportunity and take on a
global leadership role, Theresa May
will say tonight.
The Prime Minister will say that
the UK is ideally suited to champion
free trade and ensure its benefits
are shared fairly between citizens.
In her first major foreign policy
speech, at the Lord Mayors Banquet in London, Mrs May will stress
that Brexit will see Britain step up
to a new global role. She will also
spell out her determination to strike
new trade deals with old allies and
new partners alike.
Ukips Nigel Farage issues his verdict on meeting Donald Trump at his home Trump Tower in New York. They are pictured in the President-elects golden lift
Farage scorns negative No10

after Anglophile Trump talks
NIGEL Farage hailed Donald
Trumps victory yesterday saying
the US President-elect was a true
Anglophile that Britain could do
business with.
The Ukip leader and MEP said Mr
Trump would undo damage to relations by President Obama.
And he called on British politicians to mend fences with the controversial billionaire after a barrage
of insults and criticisms from this
side of the Atlantic during his bruising campaign.
Mr Farage spoke after becoming
the first British politician to meet
Mr Trump since victory last week.
In New York yesterday, Mr Farage
said he stood ready to act as a bridge
between the Government and the
new Republican administration.
But he admitted it seemed
unlikely he would get any post given
the Conservatives short-sighted
By Alison Little
Deputy Political Editor

hostility to the idea. He refused to
deny ministers had sounded him out
over how to deal with Mr Trump.
Mr Farage appeared at rallies
alongside the Republican during his
presidential campaign.
He said many British politicians
had been quite rude and needed
to readjust their thinking.
He said: I do think that just too
many members of this Government
said too many nasty things about
the President-elect. I think there
has to be a mending of fences.
There were huge opportunities to
be had in Brexit Britain and Mr
Trump would be a more willing partner than Barack Obama who had
damaged the so-called special
relationship.
Mr Farage spent over an hour with
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the President-elect on Saturday

night at his home in Trump Tower.
After the talks during which the
pair were photographed in a golden
lift he said Mr Trump was a man
with whom we can do business.
Mr Farage said some ministers
were open to the idea of his acting
as a go-between with the Presidentelect but Downing Street was more
interested in rubbishing him.
He said: If I can be useful in any
way to the British Government,
then Im very happy to do so, though
it would appear that the apparatchiks in Downing Street keep
saying very negative things about
me. Id have thought thats just a little bit short-sighted, frankly.
In the national interest, they,
perhaps, ought to bury their personal enmity towards me and we
ought to have a constructive conversation. He called on the Govern-
ment to work closely with Mr Trump,

saying: Theres a real opportunity
here. From a British perspective,
weve got not just an Anglophile
president coming in but the whole
of his team are too.
They know and understand the
things that our two great countries
have done together in the past and
they want us to have a really good,
strong, positive future.
They like our country, theyre
coming in with an incredibly positive view and thats good news. We
need to seize the day.
Mr Farage denied suggestions
that he would get a position within
Mr Trumps team.
Downing Street sources remained
steadfast in dismissing any liaison
role for the irrelevant Ukip leader
and played down the meeting.
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Johnson Beharry pushes Bill Speakman, left, and a tearful Countess of Wessex, above right, with the Duchesses of Cambridge and Cornwall
THE Queen led the nation yesterday as Britain stopped for two
minutes to honour its war dead.
In bright autumn sunshine, the
90-year-old monarch laid a wreath
of poppies at the Cenotaph during the National Service of
Remembrance.
Senior members of the Royal
Family followed, while thousands
watched in Whitehall.
The Duchess of Cambridge in a
wide-brimmed hat, the Duchess
of Cornwall and the Countess of
Wessex, who wiped away a tear,
all stood on a balcony at the Foreign Office.
It was Theresa Mays first
appearance at the ceremony as
Prime Minister.
Her predecessor David Cameron joined other former prime
ministers Tony Blair and Sir John
Major.
Prince Philip, Prince Charles,
the Duke of Cambridge and
Prince Harry were among the
By Richard Palmer
Royal Correspondent
nine royals laying poppy wreaths.

They were followed by Mrs May,
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
who bowed his head solemnly at
length afterwards and Liberal
Democrat leader Tim Farron.
Mr Corbyn faced criticism last
year when TV pictures gave the
false impression that he had
failed to bow at Sir Edwin Lutyenss magnificent memorial to
the Glorious Dead.
He also sang the National
Anthem with gusto following criticism of his silence during 75th
anniversary commemorations of
the Battle of Britain last year.
Lined up along Whitehall, 8,500
veterans, their medals pinned
proudly to their chests, paraded
past the memorial, among them
two of the bravest of the brave.
Lance
Sergeant
Johnson
Beharry, 37, who in 2005 won the
Victoria Cross for his bravery in

Iraq, pushed the wheelchair of
another of the 10 living recipients,
Chelsea Pensioner Bill Speakman, 89.
Mr Speakman was the first to
have received the honour from
the Queen for his actions during
the Korean War in 1951.
This year marks the centenary
of the Battle of the Somme and
the Battle of Jutland, the 25th
anniversary of the Gulf War and
the 80th of the first flight of the
Supermarine Spitfire.
Numbers were down from the
usual 10,000 participants to try to
ensure veterans had priority over
relatives.
Bob Gamble, of the Royal British Legion, said: Next year I am
very confident we will be back up
to our usual 10,000 but it will be
veterans. We just need to make
sure all those that have served
have an opportunity to come and
do this thing. Its for them.
The Queen lays her wreath, right, as Tony Blair, Jeremy Corbyn, Sir John Major and Theresa May look on
Hundreds of terrorists pose as refugees

HUNDREDS of jihadists have
infiltrated Europe by joining
waves of refugees from the Middle East, claims a report by Germanys intelligence service.
Officials believe Islamic State
terrorists were coached to pose
as migrants so as not to attract
attention during police checks
and while claiming asylum.
Analysts fear the terrorists,
fleeing Syria and Iraq, could
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launch strikes in Europe. Last

month MI5 Director General
Andrew Parker said 12 plots to
hit Britain were foiled since 2013.
Details emerged on the first
anniversary of the massacre of
130 people by IS gunmen in Paris
last year.
President Francois Hollande
unveiled plaques at the Bataclan
theatre where 89 people were
killed as well as cafes and Stade
de France. The Bataclan reopened on Saturday with a show

by Sting. Jesse Hughes, singer of
the Eagles of Death Metal band
playing when the theatre was
hit was reportedly refused entry
to Stings show by theatre staff.
Hughes sparked anger by suggesting security staff were involved
in the attack but later apologised.
The bands management, MGMT,
denied he was turned away.
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Corries bosses deny

star Eileen has quit
after years absence
By Chris Riches
CORONATION Street bosses
have said that long-time star
Eileen Derbyshire who plays
Emily Bishop is still on leave
but she will be returning to the
show.
It had been reported that the
actress, who first stepped on to
the famous cobbles in 1961, had
ended her time on the show after
55 years.
But last night ITV chiefs
stressed that while the 85-yearold remains on extended leave
she has given no sign that she has
retired for good.
The popular actress took a couple of months away from the show
last November but extended her
break and has now been absent
for a year.
It is understood that the studio
is ready to write her character
back into plot lines if the actress
decides to return to work.
An ITV spokesman added:
Eileen is currently on an
extended break from the show
and has given us no indication
that she doesnt plan to return.
Whacked
The veteran actress has been
an integral part of the show since
her character appeared in 1961
and is now the soaps longestrunning female character.
After celebrating half a century
in Corrie she was awarded an
MBE for service to drama in 2010
alongside co-star Barbara Knox,
who has played Rita Sullivan
since 1964.
When Eileen first asked for time
off last year her character waved
goodbye to the cobbles on New
Years Day to travel to Peru to
visit her nephew Spider Nugent.
But Eileens departure comes
after a long series of tragic exits
for some of the soaps iconic
stars.
Anne Kirkbride, who played
Deirdre Barlow, died from breast
cancer last January, while Jean
Alexander who played Hilda
Ogden died in October.
Emily arrived on Coronation
Street in scenes which aired on
January 27, 1961.
She shared the screen with
formidable Street legends such
as Ena Sharples, played by Violet
Carson and Pat Phoenix as Elsie
Tanner. She has suffered her fair
Street favourite Eileen

Derbyshire, seen left soon
after her debut in the 60s
share of Weatherfield woes ever
since. Her beloved husband
Ernest was shot and killed in a
botched robbery in 1978.
Most memorably, the devout
Christian cheated death after
being whacked over the head
with a crowbar by evil killer Rich-
ard Hillman in January 2003. Devotees of the show will all be

hoping that Eileen will soon be
back on the Street and hearing
the latest gossip with Norris and
Rita in the Kabin.
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Elderly scared to Second escaped

carp at energy bills prisoner found
MANY elderly people
are too intimidated to
complain about high
energy bills or bad
service, according to an
industry watchdog.
In total, 300,000
over-65s simply suffer in
silence when it comes
to dealing with energy
companies, deterred by
complicated systems or
nervous about jargon.
Nearly 80 per cent of
pensioners have
switched energy
suppliers in the past
By Sarah OGrady
but the industry still
has issues catering for
older customers, the
Energy Ombudsman
has found.
Nearly a quarter of
those who have
complained say they
struggled to hear or
understand the
operator at their
energy company.
While one in 10
struggled to read bills
due to print size.
The second of two

prisoners who escaped
from Londons
Pentonville jail has
been found after
almost a week.
Alleged burglary
plotter James
Whitlock, 31, was
arrested at an address
in east London
yesterday afternoon.
He had escaped with
attempted murderer
Matthew Baker, 28,
who was allegedly
found on Wednesday
By Helene Perkins
night with a broken leg,
hiding under a bed at
his sisters house in
Ilford, east London.
The cellmates
allegedly stuffed their
beds with pillows to
make them look like
they were sleeping.
They then used a
diamond-tipped saw to
cut through cell bars.
They tied bedsheets
to drop to the ground
over the prison wall.
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By Sarah Westcott
THE use of mobile phones while on
the move is having an unexpected
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silly way, according to a study.
Researchers have discovered that
fiddling with a screen while walking in
public has a direct affect on our gait.
While not quite as pronounced as
Monty Pythons famous Ministry of
Silly Walks sketch, tapping a phone
while walking causes us to take longer
strides with more pronounced knee
bends and stiffer ankles.
Scientists suggest this happens as
the body tries to ensure it is stable
while the mind is occupied elsewhere
with the phone screen.
Researchers asked 22 volunteers to
dial a number on their mobile phone
while walking on a treadmill for
two minutes.
They wore 62 reflective markers on
their arms, trunk, pelvis and legs.
These were monitored by motion
cameras to measure knee flexion, hip
movement and leg swing.
They found that when people were
distracted by tapping their screens,
they began to walk with exaggerated
strides as if to stop themselves tripping over unseen hazards.
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QUEEN of baking Mary Berry is
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Mary Berry Everyday, a six-part
series starting in the new year, will see
the 81-year-old travelling to her mothers childhood home in Scotland to
enjoy venison, salmon and whisky,
and to try her hand at beekeeping.
She will also pursue the history
of the great British pie and
learn to milk a goat and make
her own cheese.
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The scientists from Delaware university in the US said people were
unaware of adopting the new walk as
their body seemed to take over
when it sensed a risk of falling.
The new adapted movements help
people to avoid obstacles when they
are not looking where they are going,
claims the study published in Motor
Behaviour.
Report author Dr Kelly Seymour
said: Our results suggest that when
dialling a phone while walking, healthy
adults adopt a more cautious gait,
which may limit their risk of falling.
Dual-tasking
resulted
in
an
increased stride width in our participants. This may represent compensation for a feeling of instability during
dual-task walking by increasing the
base of support.
Special text walking lanes have
been set up in the centre of the Belgian city of Antwerp so mobile phone
users do not collide with pedestrians.
Earlier this year, a study found that
Britons use their phones every four
minutes, on average.
In 24 hours, they occupy people 253
times a day or for an average of two
hours nine minutes, but only 13 per
cent of that time is for calls.
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Mary was a hugely popular judge
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to Channel 4 when the programme rights were sold.
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out of loyalty.
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Stop these wicked people

smugglers in the Channel
fter years of seeing the evil that

people smugglers have wrought in
the Mediterranean, ferrying illegal
immigrants into Europe in
unseaworthy vessels and costing untold
FINAL
ARTWORK
lives in the process,
it should
be no
surprise that we are now seeing the
same in the Channel Tunnel.
Even so it is dispiriting to see that
barely has the so-called Jungle in
Calais been torn down than this wicked
trade is resorting to other measures to
get people to these overcrowded

shores. It is particularly
cynical and
disgusting that they are dumping
them in unseaworthy boats in the full
knowledge that the Coast Guard will
rescue them.
This must be clamped down on now.
The smugglers themselves must be
caught and dealt with: this is criminal
activity and they should be made to pay
the harshest penalties.
Equally, anyone who enters this
country in such a way must not be
allowed to disappear from the view of
the authorities as has happened so
often before but must know they will
not be allowed to stay.
The Brexit vote, followed by the
election of Donald Trump, has provided
clear evidence that across the world
people are sick of porous borders.
These smugglers must be made to feel
the full force of the law.
Better follow Farage
t speaks volumes that Nigel

Farage is the first British politician
to meet the next US President: as
usual our political class backed the
wrong candidate and then found itself
flummoxed by the result. The sooner
they snap out of it the better.
It is very unwise for Britain to try to
interfere in US politics rumours that
John Major had tried to help President
Bush get re-elected in 1992 cast a
froideur over his relationship with
President Clinton.
And given that the United States is
our greatest and most important ally
then we had better try to get on with
whoever is in charge.
It is entirely to be expected that
Jeremy Corbyn has already lashed out
at Mr Trump but given that no one with
any sense pays attention to his rump of
extremists it is also entirely
unimportant. But the sooner our Prime
Minister and her Government make up
for lost time, the better.
A crisis on the cobbles
he world has changed beyond all

comprehension in the past few
months and now we hear news of
even greater ructions. Eileen
Derbyshire, aka Emily Bishop, is said to
be leaving Coronation Street, although
it has been denied. The cobbles will
never be the same again.
EU is much more
dangerous than
Donald Trump
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12

ollowing
the vote
for Brexit, the election
of Donald Trump has
been another savage
blow to the oligarchs of
the European Union.
Their ideological vanities are
under threat as never before.
The chronic weakness of their
regime
has
been
further
exposed by the triumph of a US
presidential candidate who
does not share their devotion
to open borders, the destruction of national identities and
the march of globalisation.
What makes Trumps victory
all the more chilling for EU
leaders is that he looks certain
to be a strong ally of Britain as
we regain our independence.
Ever since the referendum, the
Brussels elite has comforted
itself with the illusion that Britain outside the EU will be left
WOODEN STARES: Russian
hopelessly isolated. The Eurocrats and their Remain cheerleaders in Britain were only too
thrilled when President Obama
arrogantly warned that, in the
event of Brexit, we would have
to get to the back of the queue
for any future trade deal with
the US.
But the arrival of Trump has
transformed the landscape. He
is far closer to Britain than to
Brussels. It is the EU that will ing
a
pragmatic,
flexible
have to get to the back of the response to Trump.
queue. Tellingly, the first EuroOn the contrary, they will just
pean politician that Trump has use Trumps success to push
met since his election was Nigel
for more central power, more
Farage, the EUs nemesis.
integration, more unity. The
EU should treat his election as
a wake-up call to take charge of
our own destiny, says Guy
Verhofstadt, the Belgian federhe deepening sense of
alist fanatic. The EU will this
alarm in Brussels was week discuss plans to impose a
reflected in the decision
European defence strategy,
by the EUs foreign affairs chief,
complete with its own EU army
Italian socialist Federica Mogh- and military headquarters.
erini, to summon all the foreign
It is precisely that kind of
ministers of the member states federalist megalomania which
to a special dinner last night to shows why Brussels is such a
discuss the implications of threat to the stability and
Trumps election. As one Euro- peace of Europe, a far greater
pean diplomat admitted at the menace than Trump ever could
weekend: We would never have
be. Ever since Trump first
held a similar dinner if Hillary became a contender for the US
Clinton had been elected. It presidency there has been a
shows how much we are pan- fashionable narrative which
icking.
paints him as a dangerous,
Sensibly our own Foreign ignorant clown who could blow
Secretary
Boris
Johnson up the western world with his
refused to attend this self- reckless inexperience.
indulgent feast of grief. With his
But the real risks actually
gift for the original phrase, he come from smug globalisers
urged EU bosses stop wallow- such as Hillary Clinton and the
ing in their collective whinge- EU federalists with their cono-rama and come to terms
with the democratic verdict of
the American people.
Yet, in truth, the EU politicians are so manically attached
to their federalist dogma that
they would not dream of adopt-
matrushka dolls decorated with current political faces
Leo McKinstry
Daily Express columnist
tempt for national sovereignty

at home and abroad.
It was the EU, filled with an
imperialist ambition to expand
its territory, that provoked an
incendiary confrontation with
Russia over Ukraine, whereas
Trump wants co-operation
with Putin.
Similarly, the western policy
of trying to bring down President Assad of Syria with the
help of Islamic extremist rebels
has only prolonged the civil war
there. It will be no surprise if
the war ends once Trump takes
office, enabling Putin and
Assad to crush the rebels.
In the wake of Trumps victory the head of Nato Jens
Stoltenberg said that we face
the greatest challenges to our
security in a generation. But
why is that? It is because the
pathetic, supine ruling classes
of Europe have allowed our
enemies to flourish in our
midst. They are destroying our
civilisation from within.
Through their fixation with
free movement they have promoted the import of Islamic
extremism and terrorism on an
EU will have to get to

the back of the queue
epic scale, while their ruthlessly

imposed doctrine of cultural
diversity has meant continual
appeasement of Muslim militancy. Trump wants to challenge the jihadists: figures such
as Mogherini, a Communist in
her youth, just want to surrender to them. Islam is a victim
and belongs in Europe, she
proclaims.
U policy, not Trump,

has brought squalor,
social
breakdown,
organised misogyny and financial chaos to Europe.
The filthy migrant squatter
camps in France and the predatory sex attacks in Germany
are the twin symbols of the
nightmare that Brussels has
inflicted on the continent.
By condemning patriotism,
undermining solidarity and
slashing military spending,
Europes politicians have left
the member states defenceless.
And can the same rulers hector
Trump about American isolationism when they refused to
take any serious responsibility
for the strength of their countries own armed forces?
Trump has a mandate from
the American people. Unelected
and unaccountable, EU President Jean-Claude Juncker and
his crew have no such democratic
legitimacy.
Juncker
sneered last week that we
need to teach the Presidentelect what Europe is and how it
works. But it doesnt work.
The entire EU project has been
a catastrophic failure.
By Clare Campbell
F YOU are looking for a nice

pet, pedigree doesnt come
into it. Rescue is what matters. Whether you are a top
politician or homeless busker,
getting alongside a rescue cat
like Downing Street Larry or Street
Cat Bob is a ticket to popularity.
And everyone loves a stray who
finds a good home. In 2015 Cats
Protection rehomed or reunited
47,000 cats and kittens, an average
of 130 per day.
But what about those cats who
dont make it? As I discovered in
the research for my new book,
Please Take Me Home: The Story
Of The Rescue Cat, not so long
ago the fate of a cat made homeless, for whatever reason, was anything but cheerful.
Which is really where this story
begins with the will of a wealthy
Victorian woman who wanted to be
kind to lost and starving cats in
the way she considered best. In
fact the money Mrs Mary Anne
Kennett left to a famous animal
charity wasnt for food or shelter
but rather for killing the animals. It
was, she considered, more merciful that way.
A century ago Britains cities
teemed with disreputable strays.
The term was used as if it were the
cats fault. Actually it was
the thoughtless humans who
abandoned their pets when they
had kittens or became an inconvenience to them.
The poshest of households
turfed them out when they went
on holiday and Londons West End
was overrun with the starving
creatures. At the time the number
of cats left homeless by their
wealthy owners in 1900 was estimated at between 80,000 and
100,000. It was called the West
End cat scandal.
Queen Victoria thought it
odious, as did her daughter-inlaw, Alexandra, Princess of
Wales. When the princess
became embroiled with the
flamboyant,
so-called
adventuress in charity
Zoe de Longueville, her
cat-hating husband (by
now King Edward VII)
was furious. Scotland
Yards top detective
was even called in to
investigate the matter.
Was the Queen consort
a secret cat-rescuer?
The official file, kept
secret for a century,
makes
extraordinary
reading. The episode
explains the Royal Familys long estrangement
from cats although I
found Alexandras secret pet
cemetery, still lovingly tended,
not that far from Buckingham
Palace.
SPECIAL
BOND:
James
Bowen
and his
cat called
Bob; a
Victorian
cat
rescuer,
and Larry
the
Downing
Street cat
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It has been a long,

hard journey for
stray cats. From
being ruthlessly
persecuted as
vermin to
becoming todays
celebrity musthave accessory
and internet
sensation, a new
book reveals how
the rescue cat
has nally come
into its own
URING that time the Royal

Cats Home and the
RSPCA were in the business of killing strays, not rescuing
them. For many years a clandestine
war was fought by mainly female
rivals in the gaslit streets of the
capital between those who would
comfort the forsaken ones, derided
as mad cat ladies, and those who
rounded them up for destruction.
It was the latter who got the publics approval and the charitable
cash. The RSPCA alone was killing
1,500 London cats a week.
But I also found many uplifting
stories, such as that of Anne Mayhew who sought good homes for
older cats thought to be impossible and even offered lifetime sanctuary to the unwantables. The West
London home that bears her name
remains a beacon of cat rescue
120 years later.
Then there was the story of Kitty,
a cat left behind when her owners
HOW CATS
GOT THE
PURRFECT
ENDING
moved house, mewing till her

throat ached, until a little old
maid rescued her from cold and
hunger. And the story of a Scotsman, one Cameron Cordier who,
stricken with guilt at having abandoned his cat, returned home after
a week to feel its smooth furred
body winding round him.
These were individual acts of
rescue. But it would take a long
time for things to get better for
cats. The big charities cheerfully
solicited donations to continue the
culling of cats while cat-lady street
feeders were described as deluded
sentimentalists.
The winds of war blasted cats
out of cosy homes,

which would multiply down the generations to become
colonies
of
socalled feral cats.
Nobody seemed to
care very much
about them.
But a feline revolution was coming, stemming from the idea that
all cats deserved a chance of life,
love and happiness. It was humans
who had got them into trouble in
the past and now it was time to
make amends.
The Cats Protection League
(founded in 1927) began to object
to the routine killing. It campaigned for neutering as the
solution to reduce the homeless
tide. Some enthusiasts argued that
not just kittens but mid-life cats
could also be rehomed. As could
shy cats and grumpy cats.
Even those cats who knew no
company deserved consideration.
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such as former 1960s model Celia
Hammond began their campaigns
to trap, neuter and return not
simply to wipe out the numerous
colonies in hospital grounds and
car parks. Even ferals had the
right to life.
So passionate was Hammond
about the plight of stray cats
that she opened her own animal
sanctuary in 1985 with the aim of
providing a low-cost neutering
clinic to control the feral feline
population.
Cat lovers everywhere praised
Hammonds charity when it saved
186 cats from the Olympic site in
Stratford, East London, in 2008
and were overjoyed when she
finally lured Blackjack, the last
remaining stray, into a trap with a
plate of chicken and successfully
rehomed him.
Of course there are still plenty of
cats who are in trouble. Two years
ago the RSPCA declared a full-on
cat crisis as a result of generation
rent, too many kittens and not

enough adopters. The charity was
receiving 30,000 cats a year. Yet at
least they were going somewhere
once upon a time they would
just have been electrocuted. But
thankfully the tide now seems to
have turned again in their favour.
Rescue cats are top cats.
Battersea veteran Larry still
prowls Downing Street (although
he is banned from actually sitting
in Theresa Mays chair). Celebrities
fall over themselves to proclaim
their rescue-pet loving credentials.
Feline internet sensations include
Grumpy Cat and one-time stray
Lil Bub from the US they have
become brands in themselves.
And the film A Street Cat Named
Bob is in cinemas featuring the
no-nonsense ginger tabby from
Tottenham who effectively rescued
his homeless adopter.
As a cat lover, researching my
new book proved often to be a
harrowing experience.
There was plenty of dark before
the eventual dawn. But along the
way I discovered the stories of so
many people who had really cared
about cats. Who were practical
and kind and were doubtless then
loved in return.
In my own small way, as an
adopter of two rescue cats, I know
a little of how that feels.
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Clare Campbell with Christy
Campbell (Corsair, 14.99), with
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JOSE MOURINHO once

said: For me the most
important thing in my life is
love If you are not in love with
your job, you must change your
job. Or someone might just do that
for you, eh Jos? Work for some of
us feels like a life sentence.
Something you endure not enjoy
and get through until the weekend,
your lottery numbers come up or
redundancy packages are on offer.
I have had my fill of dismal jobs
that had me wasting my life
straightening paper clips, watching
the seconds of my life tick away via
the office coffee machine and
energy-vortex atmospheres that
would have had Einstein struggling
to have an inspired thought.
That dread Sunday night work
tomorrow slump that drains life of
joy and the heartfelt despair on the
killer commute as you sigh: There
has to be more to life than this.
But it is hard to rethink your career
or job when you have done the same
thing for so long and the need for
financial security keeps you stuck.
Sometimes its not a choice. We
live in an age of constant disruption,
rulebook rewriting and transition
and reinvention is the key to staying
ahead of the game. Recent research
shows that graduates today can
expect to have 16 different career
changes during their working lives.
So how do you change tack or
find something you truly enjoy for
the first time in your life? This is
where career strategist and
personal branding consultant
Joseph Liu comes in.
I caught up with Joseph to ask
the big question: how do we find our
thing, our passion and purpose in
life when we are stuck in a rut? Its

all about creating a personal brand
just as if you were launching a
commercial product. Its looking at
who you are, what you want and
working out what your core values
are which will help you stand out
from the competition, he explains.
Look at what energises you and
has you in your flow, what upsets
you and drains your energy, what
resonates and what your unfair
advantage is. This can mean years
of experience, special interests,
awards, talents or location
knowledge. Learn to honour and
identify your strengths.
With so many online possibilities
Joseph says it is also worth taking a
measured risk and setting up a
small marketplace to test your
product or services before
committing to a full-blown business.
You can relaunch yourself at any
time and reinvention and transition
are the key to keeping yourself fresh
and satisfied in what you do. Here,
Joseph shares some tips for instant
job rejuvenation:
If you want to rebrand yourself,
define your unfair advantage, own
your personal brand, be selective in
your communications and
communicate the benefits you offer.
If you are looking for a complete
career change try the following.
Identify issues you are trying to
address, define what matters most,
clarify the deal breakers and create
a clear career narrative.
Joseph is currently producing a
career relaunch podcast in which he
profiles inspiring career change
stories. You can find the podcast
link here: http://josephpliu.com/
podcast/.
Eddie deserves an Oscar for honesty

DO YOU worry about what the
neighbours think? Spend nights
agonising about what other people
are saying about you? Too
embarrassed to say what you
really want in case youre
judged? Hats off then
to Eddie Redmayne
who last week
confessed to making a
complete fool of
himself at the Oscars.
The red carpet,
the worlds press
photographing every
crease of your face
or trouser leg and in the
glare of the most
prestigious spotlight of
fame in the social
calendar you goof up.
Saying that his mind went blank

when he was called on to the stage
to receive his Oscar, one journalist
asked him if the actors from
Neighbours were still his idols.
Suddenly someones asking me
about Susan and Karl Kennedy
(characters from the Aussie
soap) and Im going, Wow, yeah,
theyre great and Im thinking,
Wait a second where am I? What
am I doing?
Its okay, Eddie, no one was
watching.
Now the rest of you
speak up and be
authentic, wear those
red-sequinned hot
pants and wave at
the neighbours as
you do so.
A FRIEND said recently: Some people say they are the
authors of their own destiny but Im the designer of my own

catastrophe. Top marks for taking all the blame.
DONT LET THE BAD TIMES BITE

IF YOU are having a bad time at the
moment, suffering an illness or
bereavement, have money worries
or have lost your job, here is one
really smart thing you can do to
help yourself. Practise radical
self-care. So often when life deals us
a duff hand we abandon the things
that once kept us going: eating well,
exercise, walks in nature, reading a
good book, having a relaxing bath

or seeing friends.
When all is shaky be sure to not
abandon yourself.
Be kind, gentle and say no
when you really dont want to do
things and commit to the small stuff
that will nourish and protect you.
Self-love is the magic key which
helps you to smile again.
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By Sarah Westcott
Huge earthquake
and 15ft tsunami
rock New Zealand
Smashed
Residents said the tremors had continued for a long time and were felt
throughout the country.
One woman, who gave her name as
Elizabeth, said: The whole house rolled
like a serpent and some things smashed,
the power went out.
Marie Black, a local councillor, said:
It was a significant shake, I have felt
several aftershocks and it is very unnerving.
New Zealand lies in the seismically
active Ring of Fire, a 40,000 kilometre
arc of volcanoes and oceanic trenches
that partly encircles the Pacific Ocean.
Around 90 per cent of the worlds
earthquakes occur within this region.
New Zealand Governments GeoNet
posted on Twitter: We know this is
scary. We are with you, New Zealand.
Please look after each other.
Richard Maclean, a spokesman for
Wellington City Council, said there was
structural damage to several buildings.
Other residents reported glass had
fallen from buildings into the streets
and hotels and apartment buildings had
been evacuated.
A spokeswoman for the city council of
Christchurch said its emergency
operations centre was active.
Many New Zealanders took to social
media to offer evacuees food and
shelter.
Price of pint
may rise 30p
Pictures: HAGEN HOPKINS & MARTY MELVILLE/GETTY
NEW ZEALAND was shaken yesterday

by a massive earthquake which
triggered a 15ft high tsunami and left at
least two people dead.
The 7.8 magnitude quake struck the
South Island shortly after midnight, followed by a string of powerful aftershocks.
Thousands of people along New Zealands east coast fled their homes for
higher ground as emergency services
warned of destructive waves up to five
metres high. Buildings collapsed and
roads were left with deep cracks as terrified residents evacuated towns.
Military and emergency helicopters
carrying medical and rescue personnel
were sent towards the epicentre of the
quake, 57 miles north-northeast of
Christchurch. The coastal tourist town
of Kaikoura was completely cut off with
at least one person confirmed dead at a
collapsed property.
New Zealand Prime Minister John
Key said two people were killed with
details of casualties still being confirmed. We dont have any indications
at the moment to believe it will rise, but
we cant rule that out, he said.
Authorities warned residents to head
inland or for higher ground along the
coast, which caused gridlock.
Pictures shared on social media
showed buckled roads, smashed glass
and goods toppled from shelves in
shops.
The first tremor, just 15km deep,
struck the island nation in the early
hours, raising memories of the 6.3 magnitude Christchurch quake in 2011 that
killed 185 people.
Evacuated hotel guests, above, glass and rubble litters a pavement below, and a tsunami alert on the highway
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THE price of beer could leap by

up to 30p a pint, leading pub
bosses have warned.
Some of Britains largest pub
firms have told the Government
they could be forced to up pint
prices due to rising inflation,
soaring business rates and the
introduction of the living wage.
One has suggested a rise of up
to seven per cent would combat
rising costs. This would push up
the average price of a pint from
3.27 to 3.51.
However some of Britains top
pub operators, including Greene
King and Fullers, are thought to
have opened talks with the
Government to avert the rise.
The companies are believed to
have warned ministers that they
will have no choice but to raise
prises if they are not shielded
from increasing costs.
Kate Nicholls of the
Association of Licensed Multiple
Retailers, said: Companies can
take a hit on margins, but they
cant keep doing it forever.
A report by the Campaign for
Real Ale this year claimed that
27 pubs were closing each week
across the country.
Game is up
for dementia
BRAIN training games can help
people at risk of dementia stave
off the condition, a study shows.
Computer-based mental
activities are able to help people
with mild cognitive impairment
(MCI) to improve their memory,
learning and thinking skills, as
well as their mood, it was found.
Scientists studied the results
of 17 clinical trials involving 700
volunteers over the past 20 years.
They found basic maths and
memory tests can help people
with MCI improve brain function
and raise their quality of life.
The same effects were not
found in people who already had
dementia, says the University of
Sydney study, published today in
American Journal Of Psychiatry.
People with MCI have memory
problems worse than expected
for their age. It is not a form of
dementia but it raises the risk of
developing it. One in five people
over 65 have MCI 850,000
people in the UK have dementia.
Dr Doug Brown of Alzheimers
Society said it is more evidence
of the benefits of brain training.
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Day&
ROBBIE SAYS SORRY FOR BEING SPICY
EDITED BY JACK TEAGUE
WITH DOMINIQUE HINES
Debbie rocks on to
Secret...
WHICH sport stars

W
recent lacklustre
performance is due
to his wife finding
out he has been
playing away in more
than one sense?
APOLOGIES: Robbies joke

about the Spice Girls has
haunted him ever since
ROBBIE WILLIAMS has
finally come clean over a longrunning rumour he started
about the Spice Girls.
I told a joke a long time ago.
And it sort of got out of hand.
You know Back For Good, the
Take That song, I used to sing
that on stage. I still do.
On one particular tour
I introduced it by saying I am
very fortunate to have been in
Take That and four out of five of
WITH 2016 being the

year we lost many
legendary musicians
such as David Bowie,
Prince and just days
ago Leonard Cohen,
Debbie Harry has
revealed she has been
left thinking about her
own mortality.
But the Blondie
singer says she has no

regrets about still being
a rock n roller at the
age of 71. She told Day
& Night exclusively:
Its really sad and
shocking when friends
pass. I felt really really
bad when punk star
Alan Vega passed
because hes someone
who we came up with

and he was a huge
influence on modern
music. David Bowies
contribution is beyond
counting, beyond
merit.
Debbie added: It
certainly does make you
think, it makes you sort
of say Well, OK, Ive got
the Spice Girls. It was a joke

and the joke went too far.
The remorseful 42-year-old
added. I would like to
apologise to all the Spice Girls
and their husbands and
boyfriends. I know a few
husbands and boyfriends
werent too happy with the joke.
That was just a joke and it
got me into a lot of trouble and
has followed me through my
career since.
THAT MAN Y ACTORS

ITS QUITE A CHA LLENGE GET TING
BACK TOGETHER AT ONE TIME, BUT I THINK IT WILL HAPPEN.

G AND THOSE STUNNING
I HOPE IT WILL. I MISS THE GAN
COSTUMES. MICHELLE DOCKERY IS KEEPING HER

NTON ABBEY THE MOVIE
FINGERS CROSSED FOR DOW
GWEN STEFANI has
confessed that her last
tour was so draining it
has taken her years to find the
energy to do another one.
Its exhausting!
I think its one of the
reasons I havent
toured solo in seven
years, because the
last one I did almost
killed me, after
having those two
babies then going on
tour. The 47-year-old
has three sons
Kingston, 10,
Zuma, eight, and
two-year-old
Apollo
with
&
ex-husband, singer Gavin

Rossdale now a judge on
TVs The Voice, a role Gwen has
also occupied. Gwen found
fame in the 1990s as lead
singer with rock band No
Doubt and has long
enjoyed solo success.
The Californian-born
singer has a recent
album, This Is What
The Truth Feels Like,
and is looking
forward to being on
stage again: Touring
is really draining but
its also satisfying
and healing and its
going to make me
feel super
empowered.
Call to cut stamp duty as

house prices rise again
A POST-BREXIT property shortage is
fuelling house price rises.
Property values jumped 0.5 per cent
in October taking the cost of a typical
three-bedroom semi to 227,566,
according to estate agents haart.
The rise comes on the back of a 20
per cent annual drop in the number of
sales to 49,000, and a fall of 3.3 per cent
between September and October.
Paul Smith of haart said: Homeowners are having a crisis of confidence,
with sellers holding out for better offers
or keeping properties off the market. A
Brexit courtroom drama has hardly
helped. The Government must set out
a clear plan for Brexit to help buyers
and sellers feel confident and to get
housebuilders building again. The Psy-
chology of Brexit is holding the market back, and the Government must
avoid this dip becoming long-term.
Mr Smith said the Government
had a chance to relieve the pressure when Chancellor Philip Hammond delivers his Autumn Statement this month.
Mr Hammond must look to cut
stamp duty, especially at the bottom
end to help generation rent make
their move onto the property ladder,
which will increase fluidity in the
market.
We also need to see new incentives
to ensure housebuilders continue
with planned projects and increase
their pipelines to get Britain building
again.
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SHE SPENDS
most of the year
performing in
concert halls all
around the world but
for Katherine
Jenkins Christmas
means only one thing
home.
Neath is home,
its really
important to me.
No matter how
crazy my life
is I always
look
forward to
going back
there,
says the
proudly
Welsh mezzosoprano.
We have a very
traditional Christmas
and its the same thing
every year. We always
go to play Trivial
Pursuit with my
Auntie Jo in Cimla,
to midnight mass in
St Davids church and
to the Crib and
Christingle Service
which Ill be taking
my daughter Aaliyah
to this year.
The 36-year-old and
her husband, US artist
and actor Andrew
Levitas, welcomed
Aaliyah in September
of last year but though
its not her first
Christmas, Katherine
says: I dont think
she understands
what Christmas is yet.
But she enjoys playing
with the wrapping
paper!
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email us at diary@express.co.uk
banish gloom
to keep on going and
keep on trying.
Thats one of
the hazards of
getting old and
you keep
doing stuff.
But you
know, I saw
Robert
Plant,
the Led Zeppelin

frontman recently
and his quote to
me was well,
what else would
I do? So if its
good enough
for him its good
enough for me.
Is age no
barrier?
Spotted...
I dont know. But we

keep going. Blondie are
releasing their 11th
album in March. We
dont have any specific
message in it other than
the fact that we are still
making music, says
Debbie. I quote Monty
Python when I say, Not
dead yet!
Singer James
Arthur in
Manchesters
Media City
actor Rufus
Sewell
looking suave
on Londons
Great Portland
Street
SIR ROGER MOORE

has revealed that he paid
the price for his
playboy ways. The
ex-007 star once had
a house in France, two
in California, an
apartment in London,
a house in Italy, an
apartment in Monaco
and a house in
Switzerland.
Theyre gone with
the wind, Sir Roger
says, after listing them.
Thats the penalty you
pay for being a bad boy. The
89-year-old is now happily married
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& Night
to fourth wife Kristina but lost

much of his property empire due
to his expensive divorce
from third wife Luisa
mother of his three
children and the woman
he left to be with
Kristina.
Meanwhile Sir Rog,
now on a UK one-man
tour, says he would love
to have played more
challenging roles than
handsome heroes but
his looks were against
him. I was too smooth,
he laughs, before time rolled its
evil tracks across my gob.
BHS buyer is arrested

over 500k tax demand
THE businessman who bought BHS
for a pound has reportedly been
arrested for failing to pay more
than 500,000 in tax.
Dominic Chappell, right, is
said to have been arrested by
HM Revenue & Customs
officers earlier this month,
after a dawn raid at his
country retreat in Dorset.
The 49-year-olds alleged
arrest is reported to be in
relation to unpaid tax from
profits he made on the
collapsed department
store chain.
Mr Chappells
company, Swiss Rock
www.ebook3000.com
Ltd, is said to owe 365,000 VAT and

196,306 in corporation tax.
The former bankrupt who
has made no comment on the
reports purchased BHS from
Sir Philip Green in 2015.
The chain was put into
administration in April 2016,
resulting in the closure of 164
stores and a loss of 11,000 jobs.
The alleged arrest came on
the same day that the Pensions
Regulator began action
against him and Sir
Philip to seek
redress of behalf of
the BHS pensions
scheme.
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Ivanka, the power

behind President
By Sadie Nicholas
Dont mention nepotism but

the leader-elects favourite
child and her husband are
set to take up big roles in
Trumps new regime
DONALD TRUMP will be the second

teetotal US president of modern times
following his election triumph last week.
Another was George W Bush, pictured,
who steered clear of alcohol following
a well-documented drink
problem in his younger
days. He quit after a
booze-fuelled party with
pals celebrating his 40th
birthday in 1986.
Trumps decision to
abstain, meanwhile, was
strongly influenced by the
fate of his older brother
Fred, whose life was
blighted by alcohol problems before his
death in 1981, aged 42.
RED ALERT:
Ivanka
strikes an
imposing
figure and,
inset, with
husband
Jared
Kushner, and
her father
Donald
STILL on the subject of the US election, the

array of wealthy celebrities backing Hillary
Clinton including Beyonc, Bruce
Springsteen and Katy Perry, to name but a few
proved less helpful to her cause than they
might have imagined.
Just last year Ed Miliband enjoyed the lions
share of showbiz endorsements on this side
of the Atlantic, most notably from the likes of
Martin Freeman, David Tennant and Eddie
Izzard. As with Clinton, the Labour leader
came a cropper at the polls. Will politicians
finally learn the public arent swayed by
pontificating, out-of-touch stars?
AS this column previously noted, among
celebrities vowing to quit the US if Donald
Trump triumphed was entertainer Cher.
She had hastily changed her tune by the
weekend, angrily announcing on Twitter:
Wont leave family!
Perhaps she should have thought of
that before making hysterical, headlinegrabbing announcements?
CELEBRATED Canadian singer Leonard
Cohen, who has died aged 82, enjoyed
unwinding to old recordings of Hancocks Half
Hour when on tour in recent years.
On learning one British member of his crew
knew the shows co-creator Ray Galton, 86,
Cohen sent a pricey bottle of malt whisky to
the writers Hampton Court home, with the
message: Thanks for the laughs.
Ivanka is a natural dealmaker.

Shes got a great warmth and
people see that. While she can be
a very tough person if she has to
be, she really wants to see the
best in people.
Presumably they are some of
the qualities Jared fell for when
the pair met aged 25 at a business lunch in 2007, the year she
launched her jewellery company.
By then Jared had bought a
majority stake in weekly newspaper the New York Observer for
nearly 8million and was a hotshot in his own fathers property
business. They married in 2009
with a lavish wedding at the
Trump National Golf Club.
VANKA has said of her husband: His own dreams are

bold and I love that in someone. They have three children,
Arabella, five, Joseph, three, and
Theodore, seven months. It was
nice finding someone who is a
genuinely good person. Nothing
fazes him.
During the final days of the
campaign, Trump was said to
have taken comfort in the soothing, whispery voice of his son-inlaw. Kushner was seen strolling
in the White House gardens last
week, one of a handful of people
chosen by the president-elect to
join him on his inaugural visit.
Still, Kushner told US Vogue
last year that Ivanka, estimated
to be worth 119million, is defi-
nitely the CEO

of our household.
She doesnt want
to outsource mothering so shes very
involved.
Living through everything that she saw as
a kid, she has a good
filter on whats worthwhile and whats not.
It clearly didnt sit
well with her when
tapes of her father
making lewd comments about women
were leaked earlier
this year, prompting
her to condemn his
remarks as inappropriate and offensive.
After all, Ivanka is
a staunch advocate
of
the
working
woman. She is ubiquitous
on
social
media, with 2.3 million followers on
Twitter and another
1.8 million on Instagram, where she cites
her mission as being
to inspire and empower women working, at all aspects of
their lives.
Like father, unlike
daughter.
Watch
this space, for there
are many people who
now
speculate
that
Ivanka may well trump her
father at the White House come
next year.
Pictures: GETTY
ITH her gleaming hair

and
immaculate
make-up, statuesque
figure
and
multimillion-dollar fortune,
Ivanka Trump is just
the sort of woman her controversial father, US president-elect
Donald, has made no secret of
being drawn to.
Perhaps thats why last Friday,
two months before he takes
office at the White House, he
appointed her along with her
equally wealthy husband Jared
Kushner, 35 and two of her four
siblings Donald Jr, 38, and Eric,
32, as vice presidents of his presidential transition team.
Although Trumps third wife,
Melania, with whom he has a
10-year-old son Barron, will be
First Lady, the billionaire is
clearly hellbent on his presidency
being very much a family affair.
Fascinatingly, it is a move that
means there will be not one but
two Trump power couples at the
White House.
So what do we know about
Ivanka and her businessman
husband? Trump has often joked
that of his five kids by three wives
he also has a younger daughter
Tiffany, 23, by second wife Marla,
who is not part of his White
House transition team Ivanka
is his favourite.
Using his trademark sexist
language he has made numerous
references to her beauty, including during a 2006 US TV interview when he said that if Ivanka
werent my daughter perhaps
I would be dating her.
Last year he told Rolling Stone
magazine: Yeah, shes really
something and what a beauty. If
I werent happily married and, ya
know, her father
Still despite his questionable
comments, Trump clearly rates
his daughter as a savvy businesswoman, said to be calm and articulate where he is bombastic.
During the election campaign,
many observed that it was Ivanka
on whom Trump relied to convey
his political message. Vanity Fair
even described her as a proxy
wife and some have even suggested that Ivanka will serve as
Trumps actual First Lady.
This is a woman who has spent
the past decade building her
own multimillion-dollar fashion
empire including jewellery, shoes
and a clothing line.
She is also executive vice president of development and acquisitions at the Trump Organisation, dealing in properties around
the world. According to the New
York Times, Trump has given her
a level of authority none of his
wives or executives ever had.
Indeed when Trump was asked
last year whom he counts on
most, she was the first person he
mentioned. Her father really
listens to her and respects her a
great deal and not just because
shes his daughter, billionaire
investor Carl Icahn said recently.
Meanwhile a Trump campaign
insider told the New York Times
that Ivanka, a former model, is
one of a few people who can
influence [his] thinking.
In a rare departure from his
provocative rhetoric, Trump
admitted to US Vogue last year:
HICKEY
HAVING long had a difficult relationship

with frontman Sir Mick Jagger, Rolling
Stones guitarist Keith Richards now gives
the singer the thumbs up.
Discussing Sir Micks performance on
the Stones new album, Blue & Lonesome,
Richards who has labelled his bandmate
unbearable in the past says: Because
hes such a showman, a lot of his actual
talent gets hidden but on this record he
can feel very proud of himself.
Assessing their relationship, Keef
adds: Ive always loved the man. Its just
that I have to kick his a** now and again!
ACTRESS Joanna Lumley,
pictured, continues to have
fond memories of kissing
Hollywood heart-throb
Leonardo DiCaprio during
an appearance in his 2013
film, The Wolf Of Wall Street.
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A ROYAL Navy veteran who
survived the Croydon tram horror
crash says he did not feel the
brakes come on in the moments
before the carriages overturned,
killing seven passengers.
Kevin Snow, 57, was making his
regular trip to work when the tram
derailed on a sharp bend near
Sandilands, in South London, last
Wednesday morning.
Father-of-seven Mr Snow, originally from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, said the tram failed to slow
down as it exited a tunnel and
approached the bend.
He said: Usually as you leave
the tunnel you feel the brakes but
I didnt seem to at all. Next thing I
knew, we were on our side.
I didnt feel brake,

says tram survivor
Picture: JONATHAN BUCKMASTER
Heartbroken
Everyone was screaming and
shouting, a lot of people were
injured. Lots couldnt move.
More than 50 people were
treated for injuries in hospital.
The final three dead to be named
were identified at the weekend as
Donald Collett, 62, from Croydon,
and Philip Logan, 52, and Robert
Huxley, 63, from New Addington.
Tragic Mark Smith, Phil Seary,
Dorota Rynkiewicz and Dane
Chinnery were named on Friday.
Mr Huxleys family revealed the
loving husband and grandfather
was a regular user of the tram.
In a statement, they said: Early
on Wednesday, Bob left for work
and travelled by tram to East Croydon, tragically he did not return.
Bob was a loving husband,
devoted father and grandfather,

brother, uncle and dear friend to
many. We are all heartbroken.
Mr Colletts family described
him as a well-loved, funny and
generous man, while Mr Logan
was described as a true family
man and a generous friend.
The only woman to die in the
crash, Dorota Rynkiewicz, 35, was
described by friends as a devoted

mother to her two children.
Her husband Andrzej, a professional golfer, was too upset to talk
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Letters
If democracys not for you
try living where its banned
I see Donald Trumps victory is
being compared to Brexit. The only
connection I can see is the losers
are whinging about the results
(Ill help you ditch the EU,
November 11).
If these whiners cannot accept
the workings of democracy then
perhaps they are living in the
wrong country.
Whether they like it or not, the
people freely voiced their opinion
and dissatisfaction with the status
quo. Maybe they would be better
off living where such behaviour by
is not tolerated, such as North
Korea, China or Russia.
In the case of some of our
politicians and so-called
celebrities, the sooner the better.
Mike Wilmshurst,
Eastbourne, E Sussex
Out of touch experts are

barking up the wrong tree
It just shows yet again what
nonsense the doomster political
elite analysts spout, this time in
the wake of a Donald Trump
victory. They said stock markets
would crash around the world, just
like they said about Brexit when
nothing of the sort happened
(Markets react favourably to
shock victory, November 11).
I really wish theyd just all fall on
their swords, stop whinging and
realise once and for all that it is
they who are out of touch.
The real people have spoken and
let democracy run its true course,
whether they like the result or not.
Embrace it, get over it and start
backing the great country you live
in, whether it is the UK or the US.
Chris Chilton,
Staines, Middx
Time to play hardball with

EU if it wont do business
Individual EU countries should
be punished if they dont cooperate
when we are negotiating a new
trade deal post-Article 50.
We should refuse to buy goods
from any individual country and
impose sanctions if they dont
cooperate. We have power over
them and should kick them where
it hurts if they dont work quickly
to give us the deal we want.
They seem to want to teach us a
lesson to stop other member states
from following in our footsteps.
Freedom of movement could be
simplified and would apply to all
tourists or pensioners provided the
latter have health insurance. Work
permits would otherwise be
required. This country needs to
stand up for itself.
Ian Nonhebel,
Salisbury, Wilts
Slowcoach NHS is also to

blame for bed-blocking
Im in hospital following a serious
accident so I read with interest the
article regarding bed-blocking. Its
not just mainly the elderly who
bed-block (Hospital bed-blocking
hits new record, November 11).
My experience over the past
month is that doctors on their daily
rounds decide one action per day.
For example, one of my actions
for the day was to have an X-ray.
The next day it was said that they
could see nothing from the X-ray so
the next action for the next day
was a CT scan. This inefficient
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Letter of the day
Trump and Farage

have kick-started
new era in politics
99 years old and STILL

remembering to sleep...
DONALD Trumps US election victory has created a

result of tsunami proportions, not only for America but
the whole world (Trump pledges to strengthen special
bond with Britain, November 11).
I was not surprised at Trumps success as Americans
were also being treated like Britons, subservient financial
donors to their governments, with living standards falling.
Britain was first to crack. Panic set in as the penny
dropped that Nigel Farages Ukip was becoming a serious
threat to David Camerons Conservatives.
Cameron buckled under this pressure and offered the
people a referendum for them to decide whether we
should remain a member of the EU, adding that whatever
the result it would accepted. The people decided Britain
would be better out of the EU, similar to America where
they voted Mr Trump to be their next president.
These changes were arrived at by a democratic system
of voting. They should and must be accepted by all.
Harry Stephenson,
Kircubbin, Co Down LEADERS: Farage and Trump on campaign trail
one-action-a-day practice goes on

day after day.
The NHS has a lot to answer for
regarding bed-blocking; just one
action a day drags hospital stays
on longer than they have to be.
Pete Lucas,
Aston Abbotts, Bucks
The answer to our energy

problems is all around us
For years I have wondered why,
when our country is surrounded by
water, that there has never been an
enterprising engineer who could
design plants which could harness

energy from the sea.
I was therefore surprised and
pleased when I read that Frederick
Forsyth is thinking along the same
lines as myself (Harness the tides
to generate power, November 11).
Scotland and many other
countries around the world
generate electricity powered by
water from mountains.
So why cant our country source
power from what is staring us in
the face?
With the population growth
which demands the production
of ever more power, as far as I
ARE BRITISH MEN TOO LAZY AROUND THE HOUSE?
Yes
IM not saying my
husband doesnt do any
housework but by the
time Ive asked him four times to
run the vacuum around our flat it
wouldve been much quicker to do
it myself (Men still need to brush
up on chores, November 11).
He thinks cooking dinner once a
week evens things up. It does not.
We both work full-time and I earn
more than he does but when I ask
him to pull his weight he smiles
and says, Sorry, love. Cleaning is
womens work. Honestly, I have to
leave the room and count to 10,
slowly, because blood (his) is tricky
to get out of light-coloured carpets.
Jennifer Bray,
Leicester
No
IN our house I do the

school run, take the dog
for a three-mile walk,
make dinner, do all the washing
and ironing as well as the weekly
shopping. I work afternoon and
evening shifts and am around in
the mornings so my wife thinks Ive
got loads of time on my hands.
In the past Ive had a go at
cleaning the house but what looks
acceptably clean to a man is rarely
clean enough for a woman.
And anyway, all the other stuff I
do more than makes up for not
doing my bit with a duster. If I did
any more around the house my wife
would have nothing to moan about.
Adam Greene,
Newcastle upon Tyne
am concerned using the sea is a

no-brainer.
Ruth Peberdy,
Bridgwater, Somerset
Frederick Forsyth hits the

nail on the head yet again
Congratulations to
Frederick Forsyth on more
cracking observations.
His comment in favour of using
tidal power to create energy, the
installation of which would be more
productive than Hinkley Point, 100
per cent safer and far cheaper.
Then what he said about river
dredging. We did this in Cardiff and
the result? No more floods and long
and pleasant riverside walks.
Norman Rendle,
Cardiff
Wealth and privilege the

secret to Philips health
YOUR feature about Prince Philip
revealed that he has not suffered a
bout of flu for 40 years and asks
how he maintains such a strong
constitution aged 95 (The iron
Duke, November 11).
Ill tell you how, loads of money
and not having to wait three weeks
for a doctors appointment. Try
daily journeys on public transport
and see how long before flu strikes.
Steve Roberts,
Wakefield, W Yorks
Ten things you never knew about... alcohol

Alcohol Awareness Week (see alcoholconcern.org.uk
for details) begins today, so lets raise a glass to
celebrate with some facts.
1. The word alcohol was first seen in English in

the 16th century when it meant a fine powder.
2. In the 17th century, the word was most often
used for a black powder made from antimony
sulphide and used for eye make-up.
3. Since drying and grinding was used for making
such powders, it came to be used for distillation
processes, particularly those used in spirit making.
4. For chemists, the term alcohol covers a wide
range. The alcohol in drinks is ethyl alcohol.
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5. Shakespeare did not use the word alcohol but

wrote in Macbeth that drink provokes the desire,
but it takes away the performance.
6. The average Briton spends about 50,000 on
alcohol in his or her lifetime.
7. Every second, the British drink 247 pints of beer
and 232 glasses of wine.
8. In the 18th century, Empress Catherine I of
Russia banned women from getting drunk.
9. Alcoholic drinks made from fermented grapes
date back as long ago as 7000 BC in China.
10. It is not for kings to drink wine; nor for princes
strong drink: lest they drink and forget the law,
(Proverbs 31, 4-5).
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CCORDING to the Silentnight

bedmaking people and research
at the University of Leeds, lack
of sleep can lead to memory
loss. They suggest this may explain the
results of their recent survey of more
than 1,000 adults which showed that:
25 per cent sometimes forget where
things are normally kept;
34 per cent forget to tell somebody
something important;
35 per cent forget what they have
just said when talking to someone;
35 per cent find it difficult to
concentrate or remember information
required for work/studying/an exam;
44 per cent forget to do something
they had intended to do;
50 per cent have to double-check
whether they have done something.
The worrying thing about these
figures is that a fair proportion of
people may well have done all the
things mentioned, so now, before I
forget it, is another statistically
validated love story from our Mills &
Beach imprint:
They met at a Silentnight mattress
showroom where he saw her
seductively bouncing on a bed. Who is
that gorgeous woman? he thought,
and he went over to introduce himself.
Hello, he said timidly. Whats your
name?
My names Amnesia, she said.
And who might you be?
My names... er... Ive forgotten, he
replied, and she giggled.
You have a lovely giggle, he said,
er, what did you say your name was?
Amnesia, she repeated.
What about it? he asked.
What about what? she said.
Amnesia, he repeated. You just
said Amnesia.
Thats my name, she said. You
asked what my name was.
Oh sorry, he said. I forgot that Id
asked you.
Youre very forgetful, she said.
Thats probably because I didnt get
much sleep last night, he said.
Is that why youre interested in
buying a new mattress? she asked.
Oh, so thats why I came in here. I
remember now. Thank you so much for
reminding me. Can I buy you a drink?
They left the showroom together and
forgetting to buy her a drink, he took
her to his home.
Lets take a look at your old
mattress, she suggested coquettishly.
It may just need turning.
Good idea, he said. Then he
stopped abruptly. Do you know, he
said, Ive forgotten where I keep the
mattress.
Try the bedroom, she suggested.
Good idea, he said, and a minute
later she was in his bedroom bouncing
on the bed.
I love the way you bounce on a
bed, he said, er, what did you say
your name was?
Amnesia, she said again. Im your
wife, Amnesia.
Oh, yes, of course, he spluttered.
Id forgotten I was married.
Yes, she snarled, and that reminds
me of something important I had to tell
you. About divorce.
I thought we did that years ago,
he said. I must double-check. He
didnt get much sleep that night either.
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The Crusader Fighting for your rights
By MAISHA FROST
Sky-high costs of missing certificate
N unfit to fly certificate

is a mere slip of paper.
But it could make all the
difference should you fall
ill while on holiday abroad
and then have to claim
for changed travel plans on your
insurance.
Rita Upchurch has come to
learn of its importance after she
was laid low with bronchitis while
visiting her daughter in Canada
last Christmas.
Treated by a doctor in Toronto,
Rita was too poorly to use the
ticket she booked for December
22 and eventually travelled back
to the UK in early January.
I went to a clinic and was
diagnosed with a chest infection
and given a course of antibiotics,
says the 80-year-old.
This happened just a couple of
days before I was due to come
back and there was no way I could
be on a plane for hours.
Breathing was very difficult
and it would have been unfair on
my fellow passengers.
The treatment worked so I did
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patient
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medical help: Get paperwork done abroad must have an unfit to
fly certificate, Rita told
not see any need to return to the Crusader. Had I known I would
clinic.
have asked at the time I was in the
Rita had taken out cover for her surgery.
trip with her usual insurer Allianz
But when you are not well and
Global Assistance. Hers is a policy seeing a doctor you dont know, all
for 31 days travel a year costing your attention is just on getting
300 with a 150 excess.
the right treatment and getting
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NGEL DELIGHT, instant

mash, Spam fritters, a
Primula
cheese
swirl,
greying boiled egg or some
chunks of tinned pineapple for added sophistication perhaps. It is no surprise
that fashionable contemporary chef
Heston Blumenthal (born 1966)
once described the 1970s as the
decade that good food forgot.
Now though, it is time to chill the
Babycham and dust down the fondue set because the 1970s are back
on the menu. Prawn cocktail,
chicken Kiev and Arctic roll are
served up at some of the countrys
hippest restaurants and home
cooks are going recipe-retro too.
Waitrose this year named rice
pudding the staple of 1970s school
dinners the food of 2016.
Meanwhile social media is dripping
with appreciation some of it
perhaps ironic for 1970s culinary
sensations.
In her new book 70s Dinner Party,
inspired by her eponymous Twitter
feed (which has gathered 34,000
followers) Anna Pallai celebrates
some of the highs and lows of the
pre-Instagram, pre-clean eating
era. Among the dishes many of
them sourced from her mothers
cookbook collection are such
delights as stuffed grapes, devilled
eggs and eggs cooked like tripe.
The latter, says Pallai, bore the
handwritten tick with which her
mother marked the recipes she had
tried. While she doesnt recall that
particular delicacy, many of the
tastes of her 1970s London childhood are far from forgotten.
My mum still does stuffed eggs
and white grape and ginger syllabub for every party and my dad,
who is Hungarian, pretty much
made meat loaf, pork stew or
stuffed peppers for every meal he
cooked.
ALLAI was herself schooled

in the arts of the fabulous
1970s culinary centrepiece
from an early age. I had a Good
Housekeeping book especially for
children and as well as chocolate
blancmange, I was very proud of
my log cabin made of mashed
potato with sausage walls, a sliced
tomato roof and a pea garden.
The 1970s, she admits, were not
Britains gastronomic high point
(the fact I am vegetarian probably
speaks volumes) but they are held
in great affection. Not only, Pallai
thinks, because of nostalgia or even
appalled fascination but also as
an antidote to the modern virtuous
clean eating trends. A case of
peak quinoa perhaps?
The fun nature of 1970s food is
refreshing big platters of things to
share, lots of decoration. There is
often a po-faced attitude towards
eating nowadays. I draw the line at
THE BIG
FREEZE:
Arctic roll
is now
popular in
modern
restaurants
HOSTESS
WITH THE
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from the
infamous
trolley,
1970s
snacks in
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and comforting but also interesting, perfect for the growing numbers with big plate, small food
fatigue. Though born in the late
1980s, Randalls childhood kitchen
was firmly rooted in the previous
decade with fondue and steak
Diane for special occasions.
There were, as the menu research
testified, many outlandish offerings
we came across jellied salads,
fruit with mayonnaise and ham
with bananas which is all frankly
laughable but the decade is
unfairly derided, Randall believes.
Our guests always enjoy the
classics such as chicken Kiev, for
me the king of 1970s cuisine. Its
just generally all delicious and
decadent and about putting flavour first.
Wayne Edwards, director of food
trends agency The Food People,
which
works
with retailers
and
caterers to
identify
culinary
fashions,
agrees that
the
1970s
are an important modern influence
uence.
We
are
certainly
sensing
a
revival,
he
says,
citing
the success of
dishes such as
prawn cocktail and Black
Forest buche
(Yule log) in a
Heston
Blumenthal range
for Waitrose.
People
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P
looking for more
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different, maybe a theme. The
1970s is seen with nostalgia by my
generation but is also exciting for
millennials so we see it bubbling up
through Instagram, Pinterest and
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Its time to revive the retro delights of prawn
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era grub comes swinging back into fashion
setting things in aspic but the 1970s

were about taking quite ordinary
ingredients often out of tins or
the freezer and sculpting them
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extraordinary,
sometimes ridiculous.
One favourite find was a recipe
for a pineapple fashioned out of
liver pate. Fish fingers might be
plonked on a plate with chips
for the children or served up in
foil with a hollandaise sauce
for a dinner party.
In Mike Leighs 1977 hit
play Abigails Party,
guests
enjoyed
the
ultimate
retro canape
cheese
and
pineapple on a
stick served
by the ghastly
maxi-dress clad
hostess Beverly, played by Alison

Steadman, while she and her threepiece-suited, Zapata-moustached
husband bickered over the Demis
Roussos LP crooning in the background.
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diners can tuck into an updated
version of the very same little
cheesy pineapple one snack (deep
fried with jellied pineapple and
fancy cheese) at retro-themed bar
and restaurant Coin Laundry in
Clerkenwell where the 1970sinspired menu boasts vol-au-vents,
garlic mushrooms, prawn cocktail,
egg and chips, chicken Kiev and a
banana boat for two.
Soda Stream fizz, pina colada
and snowballs provide liquid
refreshment and board games are
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into crispy fries or even, incredibly,
a spamarita cocktail (spam-infused
tequila and lime juice) and is finding a new generation of fans. Can
the return of that ultimate 1970s
dinner party device, the hostess
trolley (now gathering dust in many
a charity shop) be far off?
It is part of a trend for nostalgic
eating and playful menus that
draws on childhood experiences,
says Prudence Randall, training
manager at Coin Laundrys parent
company Urban Leisure Group.
The appeal of the 1970s, she says,
is that the dishes are recognisable
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HE key to looking back in

culinary terms, he says, is to
update as well. It is about
taking 1970s inspiration but modernising or making it more relevant
to today. There is a degree of irony
with the nostalgia, so you might
see Black Forest gateau presented
as an ice cream for instance.
The 1970s were very important in
shaping British cuisine, with the
introduction of new convenience
foods (the Marks & Spencer
chicken Kiev, launched in 1979, was
so popular it required a dedicated
new factory) and foreign ingredients. We started to look further
afield, eat out and entertain at
home more, says Edwards.
The food, he concludes, may not
be terribly sophisticated but it is
good. Some of those things volau-vents, cheese and pineapple
actually we all still love them.
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small place. A US air base has
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BBC Two
ITV
Channel 4
Channel 5
6.00 Breakfast Latest headlines. (W)

9.15 Oxford Street Revealed (R)
10.00 Homes Under The Hammer
Featuring properties in Stoke-on-Trent
and south-east London. (R) (W) (S)
11.00 The Secret Life Of The
Hospital Bed New series. The
stories of patients at hospitals in
Newcastle, Romford and Birmingham.
11.45 Rip Off Britain: Food (W) (S)
12.15 Bargain Hunt (AD) (W) (S)
1.00 BBC News At One, Weather
1.30 Local News, Weather (S) v
1.45 Doctors Valerie struggles to
confide in her colleagues after a
humiliating experience. (AD) (W) (S)
2.15 Moving On Separated from his
wife, Liam longs to be back with his
family, but when he tries to reconnect
with his daughter, a dramatic turn of
events sees her end up in a coma. (R)
3.00 Escape To The Country
A young family searches for a new
home and life in East Sussex. (R)
3.45 Money For Nothing
Sarah Moore and the team reclaim
items from a recycling centre. (AD) (S)
4.30 Flog It! Experts Adam Partridge
and Catherine Southon value items
brought to Morecambe, Lancashire.
5.15 Pointless Quiz show in which
contestants try to score the fewest
points possible by giving the least
obvious correct answers to questions.
Presented by Alexander Armstrong.
6.00 BBC News, Weather (W) (S)
6.30 Local News, Weather (W) v
6.00 My Life In Books (R) (W) (S)

6.30 Junior Bake Off (R) (W) (S)
8.00 Sign Zone: Animal Babies
Animals that are born on land, but will
have to live in the water. (AD) (R) (SL)
9.00 Victoria Derbyshire (W) (S)
11.00 BBC Newsroom Live (W) (S)
12.00 Daily Politics (W) (S)
1.00 Coast The team travels along the
east coast of Northern Britain. (R) (W)
1.30 Hi-de-Hi! Gladys agrees to wed
Clive much to his familys dismay.
Comedy, with Ruth Madoc. (R)
2.00 Live Tennis: ATP World Tour
Finals Stan Wawrinka v Kei Nishikori.
Sue Barker presents coverage from
the O2 in London, featuring the
match in the round-robin group stage
of the singles competition. Home
favourite Andy Murray has never gone
further than the semi-finals at this
event, but will be hopeful of reaching
at least that stage following an
excellent season. Commentary by
Andrew Castle and Tim Henman. (W)
4.45 The Wonder Of Animals (R)
5.15 Vintage Antiques
Roadshow Fiona Bruce and her
team of experts travel to Beverley
Minster in East Yorkshire, where they
value heirlooms including Victorian
paintings and a medieval ring. (R) (W)
6.00 Eggheads Quiz show. (R) (W)
6.30 Strictly Come Dancing It
Takes Two Hosted by Zoe Ball. (W)
6.00 Good Morning Britain

News, current affairs and features. (W)
8.30 Lorraine Entertainment news.
9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
Guests air their differences. (W) (S)
10.30 This Morning Celebrity chat
and lifestyle features, including a look
at the stories making the newspaper
headlines and a recipe in the kitchen.
12.30 Loose Women With guest
singer Robbie Williams. (W) (S)
1.30 ITV News, Weather (W) (S)
1.55 Local News, Weather v
2.00 Judge Rinder Cameras follow
criminal barrister Robert Rinder as
he takes on real-life cases. (W) (S)
3.00 Tenable New series. Quiz
hosted by Warwick Davis in which
teams of five compete to answer
questions about top ten lists about
pop culture and general knowledge,
then try to score a perfect ten in the
final round to take home prize money.
3.59 ITV Local Weather (W) (S) v
4.00 Tipping Point Ben Shephard
hosts the arcade-themed quiz show,
in which contestants drop tokens
down a choice of four chutes in the
hope of winning a 10,000 jackpot. (R)
5.00 The Chase Bradley Walsh
presents as four contestants answer
general knowledge questions and
work as a team to take on a ruthless
quiz genius and secure a cash prize.
6.30 ITV News, Weather
Latest national news headlines. (S)
6.20 The King Of Queens (R,S)

6.45 The Goldbergs (AD) (R,S)
8.00 Everybody Loves Raymond
8.30 Everybody Loves Raymond
9.00 Frasier Classic comedy. (R,S)
9.30 Frasier Hit US sitcom. (AD) (R)
10.00 A New Life In The Sun (R,S)
11.00 Ramsays Kitchen
Nightmares USA (R,S)
12.00 Channel 4 News (S)
12.05 A Place In The Sun:
Winter Sun Searching for a holiday
home in sun-kissed Florida. (R,S)
1.05 A Place In The Sun: Winter
Sun Scarlette Douglas helps a couple
find a home in Gran Canaria. (R,S)
2.10 Countdown With Dictionary
Corner guest Margaret Mountford. (S)
3.00 Deal Or No Deal
Beat-the-banker gameshow. (AD) (S)
4.00 Coast Vs Country New series.
People looking for a property either
by the sea or in rural areas. (S)
5.00 Four In A Bed The competition
gets under way in Weymouth. (S)
5.30 Come Dine With Me The first
of a week of dinner parties in Belfast.
6.00 The Simpsons New series.
The family heads to New York
after Bart hears his ex-girlfriend
Mary Spuckler is living there. (S)
6.30 Hollyoaks John Paul
persuades James to help free Diego
and Warren vows to find out who
set the maze on fire. (AD) (S)
6.00 Milkshake! Fun for youngsters.

9.15 The Wright Stuff Debate show.
11.15 House Doctor From Wiltshire.
12.10 5 News Lunchtime (S)
12.15 Cant Pay? Well Take It
Away Agents evict a large group of
squatters barricaded in a nursery. (R)
1.15 Home And Away (AD) (S)
1.45 Neighbours Aussie soap. (AD)
2.15 NCIS: New Orleans A naval
psychologist is found dead near the
route of a traditional New Orleans
funeral procession. When the
agents investigate, they are dragged
into a complex plot. (AD) (R,S)
3.15 Paper Angels 2014 (PG)
A woman leaves her abusive and
alcoholic husband and moves to
another town with her children, where
she works as a waitress to make ends
meet. Their lives entwine with another
family in trouble, but hope arrives via
the Salvation Armys Angel Tree
programme. Festive drama, starring
Josie Bissett and Matthew Settle.
5.00 5 News At 5, Weather (S)
5.30 Neighbours Brooke worries
that Xanthe will not leave while she
is still attached to Ben. (AD) (R,S)
6.00 Home And Away
Caroline tells Roo she has
Huntingtons disease, Hunter asks
Olivia to join him on a gap year and a
famous food critic arrives at Salt. (R,S)
6.30 5 News Tonight A round-up
of the evenings headlines, including
coverage of the latest national stories.
THE ONE
SHOW:
Alex Jones
presents lively
gossip and
celebrity news,
7pm
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8
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10
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Victoria Coren
Mitchell poses
the questions in
the intellectual
quiz show,
8.30pm
Im A
Celebrity
Get Me Out
Of Here!
Ant McPartlin
presents reality
jungle fun,
9pm
SAS: Who
Dares Wins:
Billy puts the
recruits through
their paces,
9pm
home
and away:
Phoebe still
has an admirer
in Justin,
6pm
7.00 The One Show The first

7.00 Celebrity Antiques Road
visit of the week to the One Show
Trip The treasure-hunting
studio, where Matt Baker presents
challenge returns, with actresses
topical stories and celebrity chat.
Jennifer Saunders and Patricia
7.30 Trumps New America
Potter taking to the road with
Panorama Hilary Andersson
experts Philip Serrell and Mark
looks at whether Donald Trump
Stacey as they hunt for items to
can unite the country. (W) (S) v
sell at an auction in Greenwich.
7.00 Emmerdale Kerry disrupts

7.00 Channel 4 News
Jais business meeting by
Including sport and weather. (S)
attacking the client and gets
herself fired on the spot. (AD) (W)
7.30 Coronation Street
H Aidan is worried that someone
find the incriminating
H might
scissors. See Pick Of The Day. (S)
8.00 EastEnders
8.00 University Challenge
Masood considers saying
Two more teams battle it out for a
goodbye to Walford and Ronnie
place in the quarter-finals as the
tries to build bridges with Roxy.
second-round matches continue.
8.30 Children In Need Rocks 8.30 Only Connect
The Networkers take on the
H For Terry Fearne Cotton and
James host a special
Psmiths in the second round, with
H Greg
concert staged at the Royal Albert
a place in the next stage at stake.
Hall to honour broadcaster and
Children In Need figurehead Terry 9.00 NW Friends Natalie and Leah
Wogan, featuring performances
H grew up together in London, but
by Take That, Ellie Goulding, Olly H their adult lives have taken them
in different directions. Natalies
Murs, Gregory Porter, Michael
wealth and ambition have set her
Ball, Alfie Boe, Rick Astley,
apart from old friends and family.
Beverley Knight, Alexander
Life is fragile in an area where
Armstrong, The Vamps and Ward
wealth and poverty are only
Thomas. See Pick Of The Day. (S)
streets apart as Natalie and
Leah find out. Drama based on
10.00 BBC News At Ten (W) (S)
Zadie Smiths novel, with Nikki
Amuka-Bird and Phoebe Fox.
See Pick Of The Day. (AD) (W)
10.30 Local News, Weather v 10.30 Newsnight Analysis of the
latest national news headlines.
10.45 Have I Got A Bit
Presented by Evan Davis. (W) (S)
More News For You
Followed by Weather. (W) (S)
Extended edition of the current
affairs quiz. Charlie Brooker takes
over hosting duties with actress
Maureen Lipman and comedian
11.15 Will Britain Ever Have
Rich Hall among the guests. v
A Black Prime Minister?
David Harewood presents a
11.30 The Graham Norton
documentary examining the
Show Graham is joined by
obstacles that make it difficult
Rosamund Pike, comedian
for black people to rise to
Michael McIntyre and Andrew
positions of power and influence
Lloyd Webber. Plus, Coldplay
in British society. (AD) (R) (W) (S)
perform Everglow. Followed by
Weather For The Week Ahead. v 12.15 Sign Zone: The Great
8.00 Ginos Italian Escape:

Hidden Italy Gino explores
Tuscany, making Chianti in the
vineyard where it was created.
8.30 Coronation Street
tells Anna about Phelans
H Michael
and how he is planning to do
H call
a runner. See Pick Of The Day.
8.00 Supershoppers
8.00 All New Traffic Cops
Andi Osho and Anna Richardson
New series. The documentary
investigate how online travel
giving an insight into the
agents control the cost of breaks.
working life of officers patrolling
8.30 Tricks Of The
Britains roads transfers to
Trade New series.
Channel 5, as Yorkshire
H Restaurant
look at coffee from high-street
police forces tackle crime. (S)
H Achains.
See Pick Of The Day. (S)
Followed by 5 News Update. (S)
9.00 Im A Celebrity Get

Me Out Of Here! Ant and
Dec watch the drama unfold as
the contestants acclimatise to
their new jungle surroundings,
with the Bushtucker Trial
awaiting for whoever fared worst
in the viewers vote. (W) (S)
9.00 SAS: Who Dares Wins

The remaining six recruits enter
the final stage of the selection
and have to endure 24 hours of
intense questioning without
losing composure. Between the
interrogations, they are locked in
a cell and hooded. Last in series.
9.00 Chris Tarrant: Extreme

Railways Chris travels 1,500
miles from Cape Town in South
Africa to the Victoria Falls in
Zimbabwe, following an ambitious
railway pioneered by 19th Century
British colonial politician and
businessman, Cecil Rhodes. (S)
10.00 First Dates Annie has not

Away In South London, a
father-and-son team face death
threats from a debtors father,
while in East London, two agents
are confronted with a tenant who
claims to have had no prior
warning that he is being evicted.
12.25-6.00 BBC News Latest national

news and sport headlines, plus
a weather update. (W) (S) v
British Bake Off: Class Of

2015 (AD) (R) (SL) (W) (S) 1.15
Sign Zone: The Choir: Gareths
Best In Britain (AD) (R) (SL) (W) (S)
2.15-6.00 This Is BBC Two (W) (S)
10.00 ITV News, Weather

10.45 The Agenda Tom Bradby
presents the political discussion
show, joined by guests from the
worlds of entertainment, arts,
culture and journalism for a look
at key issues of the day. (W) v
H had a relationship in a long time

is a bag of nerves as she
H and
waits to have dinner with
builder Barry, but she is also

struggling with a bigger issue
and worries if its a deal breaker.
See Pick Of The Day. (AD) (S)
7.00 Battered Britain: Winter

Road Rescue A snowplough
driver tries to clear a road in the
Scottish Highlands and a
patrolman has to help a driver
stuck in the mud without getting
trapped himself. Last in the series.
(R) Followed by 5 News Update.
11.05 The Lie Detective

Dan Ribacoff helps Rubie and
her partner Will and finds while
she has her sights set on
getting married, he is just
desperate to start a family. (S)
11.30 The Jonathan Ross

Show The host chats to TV host
Jeremy Clarkson, who discusses
his new venture The Grand Tour. 11.55 60 Days In Jail
Seven volunteers enter a US
Plus, singer Robbie Williams and
prison posing as inmates to help
comedian Micky Flanagan pop in.
give the sheriff a perspective on
Little Mix provide the music. (R) v
what is going on behind bars. (R)
11.05 In Time 2011 (12)

Future scientists reverse the
ageing process, allowing people
to live for ever. To avoid
overpopulation, time becomes
a currency, with the rich living
indefinitely while the poor must
toil to stave off death. A factory
worker acquires 100 years of time
and spends it fighting to redress
the balance of power. Sci-fi thriller,
starring Justin Timberlake.
12.25 Jackpot247 (W) 3.00 The

Jeremy Kyle Show (R) (SL) (W) (S)
3.55 ITV Nightscreen (W) 5.05-6.00
The Jeremy Kyle Show. Warring
families come to grief. (R) (SL) (W)
12.50 Derren Brown: The Great

Art Robbery (R) 2.15 Grand
Designs Australia (R) 3.15 Location,
Location, Location (R) (SL) (S)
1.00 SuperCasino 3.10 House

Doctor (R) 4.00 Criminals Caught
On Camera (R) 4.45 Great Scientists
(R) 5.10 House Doctor (R,S)
(S) SUBTITLES (R) REPEAT (AD) AUDIO DESCRIPTION (SL) SIGN LANGUAGE (W) WIDESCREEN v Regional variations opposite H Recommended H H Outstanding
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6.00 Teleshopping Home shopping.
8.00 Access Latest showbiz gossip.
8.05 My Wife And Kids US comedy.
8.25 Dance Moms Reality series. (S)
9.10 Dance Moms US reality series
about the world of competitive dance.
10.05 The Nightmare Neighbour
Next Door Documentary. (S)
11.10 FILM: Merry Kissmas! 2015
(PG) Romance, with Karissa Staples.
1.00 Dance Moms Reality series. (S)
Away Repossession experts Mike
Allonby and Terry Jones roam the
streets, looking for cars belonging to
people with outstanding unpaid loans.
3.00 Neighbours Australian soap. (S)
3.30 Home And Away (AD) (S)
4.00 My Wife And Kids Hit comedy.
4.30 My Wife And Kids US sitcom.
5.00 My Wife And Kids Bobby
Shaw tricks Jr into becoming his slave.
5.30 My Wife And Kids Michael Jr
and Vanessa announce their
engagement. Damon Wayans stars.
6.00 Neighbours Elly gets a
late-night call from an intoxicated
Angus and sets out to rescue him. (R)
6.30 Home And Away Olivia and
Hunter face resistance to their plan.
7.00 Dance Moms Abby welcomes
her dancers back for a new season.
Away Paul Bohill and Phil Short
must deal with a negligent tenant
who fled upon their arrival, while
Brian OShaughnessy and Kevin
Stokes chase a debt of 5,000. (S)
9.00 When Kids Kill
Series retelling the stories of some of
Britains most high-profile child killers.
10.00 Channel Zero: Candle Cove
Mike tries to persuade his friends not
to take the law into their own hands.
11.00 FILM: Vanishing On 7th
Street 2010 (15) Horror, with Hayden
Christensen and Thandie Newton. (S)
12.50 On Benefits: Life On The
Dole (S) 1.50 On Benefits: Life On
The Dole (S) 2.50 Nightmare Tenants,
Slum Landlords 3.40 Ridiculousness
4.00-6.00 Teleshopping. Home retail.
5USA
6.00 Teleshopping Home shopping.
9.10 Longmire Walt searches for a
missing Native American boy. (S)
10.00 Law & Order The officers
probe a road-rage incident. (S)
11.00 Law & Order A double murder
vexes the officers. Jerry Orbach stars.
12.00 CSI: Miami Delko witnesses a
bank robbery. Adam Rodriguez stars.
1.00 NCIS The team reels in the wake
of the terrorist attack, but tries to
avenge Kates death by collecting as
much information as possible on Ari.
2.00 The Mentalist Jane enlists
Lisbon, Wylie and Cho to try to
thwart Agent Petersons crusade to
destroy Abbott and block his wifes
appointment in Washington. (AD) (S)
3.00 Longmire Walt investigates the
murder of two teenagers who were
acquitted of raping a Cheyenne girl.
4.00 Law & Order Briscoe and
Curtis investigate the death of a book
editor who was reputedly having an
affair with one of her authors. (S)
5.00 Law & Order Briscoe and
Curtis investigate the murder of a
model and discover splashes of blood
that obviously did not come from the
victim. Sam Waterston stars. (S)
6.00 CSI: Miami A club owner is
left hanging from a bridge with both
eyes shot out. Emily Procter stars. (S)
7.00 NCIS McGee kills an undercover
police officer while on duty. (AD) (S)
8.00 NCIS A model is killed while
filming a reality TV show at a US
Marine base. Mark Harmon stars. (S)
9.00 NCIS: Los Angeles Kensi and
Deeks go undercover as a married
couple as part of an investigation
into a Russian sleeper cell. (S)
10.00 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit A film student who
has just broken up with her rich
boyfriend apparently commits suicide.
11.00 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit A boy witnesses
a fatal attack on his stepmother,
but is too frightened to reveal what
happened. Sandra Bernhard stars. (S)
12.00 NCIS 1.00 CSI: Miami 2.00 CSI:
Miami 3.00 Criminal Minds: Suspect
Behavior (S) 4.00-6.00 Teleshopping
Radio 1
FM: 97.6-99.8 MHz

6.30 The Radio 1 Breakfast Show With Nick Grimshaw.
10.00 Adele Roberts. 12.45 Newsbeat. 1.00 Scott
Mills: Music and chat. 4.00 Greg James. 7.00 Annie
Mac. 9.00 Radio 1s Specialist Chart With Phil Taggart.
10.00 Huw Stephens. 1.00 Friction. 4.00 Yasser.
Radio 2
FM: 88-90.2 MHz

5.00 Vanessa Feltz. 6.30 Chris Evans: Music, chat
and humour. 9.30 Ken Bruce. 12.00 Paddy OConnell.
2.00 Steve Wright In The Afternoon. 5.00 Simon
Mayo. 7.00 Paul Jones. 8.00 Jo Whiley. 10.00
Marcus Mumford. 11.00 Jools Holland. 12.00 After
Midnight. 3.00 Johnnie Walkers Sounds Of The 70s.
Radio 3
FM: 90.2-92.4 MHz

6.30 Breakfast. 9.00 Essential Classics. 12.00
Composer Of The Week: Bill Evans. 1.00 News. 1.02
Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert. 2.00 Afternoon On 3:
Penny Gore showcases some of the Ulster Orchestras
most recent recordings, marking Afternoon on 3s
celebration of British music. 4.30 In Tune: Sean
Rafferty presents a lively mix of music, chat and arts
news, and his guests include baritone Thomas
Hampson and pianist Alice Sara Ott. 6.30 Composer
Of The Week: Bill Evans: Donald Macleod delves into
the life and music of American jazz pianist and
composer Bill Evans, who rose to prominence when he
was invited to work alongside Miles Davis. 7.30 Radio
3 In Concert: Berliozs Grande messe de morts is
performed at the Royal Albert Hall by the BBC
Symphony Orchestra and massed choral forces,
conducted by Franois-Xavier Roth. 9.55 Three Score
And Ten: Leeds-born Tony Harrison reads Them and
Us and On Not Being Milton in a recording from 1983.
Presented by Ian McMillan. 10.00 Music Matters.
10.45 The Essay: The Mabinogion Revisited. 11.00
Jazz Now. 12.30-6.30 Through The Night.
Radio Choice
Im Sorry I Havent
A Clue, Radio 4, 6.30pm
The 66th series of Radio 4s multiaward-winning, self-professed

antidote to panel games promises
yet more quality, desk-based
entertainment for all the family.
TV and radio stalwarts and
regular panellists Barry Cryer, Tony
as well as a round up of the days sports news.
9.00 5 Live Sport: The Tuffers And Vaughan
Cricket Show: Cricket discussion, debate and
news updates, with former England players
Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan, who focus
on Englands tour of India. 10.00 5 Live Sport:
European Football Show: European football
news and discussion. 10.30 Phil Williams.
1.00-5.00 Up All Night: Global news.
talkSPORT
MW: 1053, 1089, 1071, 1107 kHz

6.00 The Alan Brazil Breakfast With Ray
Parlour. 10.00 Jim White. 1.00 Hawksbee
And Jacobs. 4.00 Adrian Durham And Ray
Wilkins. 7.00 Kick-off: With Mark Saggers.
10.00 Sports Bar. 1.00 The Two Mikes.
4.00-5.00 My Sporting Life.
Hawks and Tim Brooke-Taylor are

joined by Pippa Evans as comedian
Jack Dee acts as the programmes
somewhat reluctant chairman.
Regular listeners will know to
expect inspired daftness, pointless
revelry and Colin Sell at the piano
as the series starts in Colchester.
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on digital only
5.00 Newsday. 5.30 The Conversation. 6.00

Newsday. 8.30 Business Daily. 8.50 Witness.
9.00 News. 9.06 The Arts Hour. 10.00
World Update. 11.00 Outside Source. 12.00
News. 12.06 Outlook. 1.00 The Newsroom.
1.30 The Conversation. 2.00 Newshour.
3.00 News. 3.06 HARDtalk. 3.30 Sport
Today. 4.00 News. 4.06 World Have Your
Say. 5.00 News. 5.06 Outlook. 6.00 The
Newsroom. 6.30 World Business Report.
7.00 The Newsroom. 7.30 The Conversation.
8.00 News. 8.06 HARDtalk. 8.30 Discovery.
9.00 Newshour. 10.00 News. 10.06 The
Newsroom. 10.30 World Business Report.
11.00 News. 11.06 The Arts Hour. 12.00
News. 12.06 The Newsroom. 12.20 Sports

News. 12.30 The Documentary. 1.00 News.
1.06 Business Matters. 2.00 News. 2.06
Outlook. 3.00 News. 3.06 The Inquiry. 3.30
Discovery. 4.00-5.00 Newsday.
Classic FM
FM: 100-102 MHz

6.00 More Music Breakfast. 9.00 John
Suchet. 1.00 Anne-Marie Minhall. 5.00
Classic FM Drive. 7.00 Smooth Classics At
Seven. 8.00 The Full Works Concert. 10.00
Smooth Classics. 1.00-6.00 Sam Pittis.
Absolute Radio
MW: 1215, 1197, 1242 kHz

6.00 Christian OConnells Breakfast Show.
10.00 Leona Graham. 1.00 Andy Bush.
4.00 Sarah Champion. 6.00 Geoff Lloyd.
9.00 Pete Donaldson. 1.00 Chris Martin.
Radio Wales
MW: 882, 657 kHz FM: 93.9-95.9,

103.7-103.9 MHz
5.00 Mal Pope. 6.30 Good Morning Wales.
9.00 Jason Mohammad. 11.00 Wynne
Evans. 1.00 Radio Local News. 1.15 Eleri
Sin. 4.00 Good Evening Wales. 6.30 Eye
On Wales. 6.58 Weather. 7.00 Radio Wales
Sport: Round-up of events, including news as
it happens. 9.00 Chris Needs. 12.30 Country
Focus. 1.00-5.00 As BBC World Service.
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Radio 4
FM: 92.4-94.6 MHz LW: 198 kHz

5.30 News Briefing. 5.43 Prayer For The Day. 5.45
Farming Today. 5.58 Tweet Of The Day. 6.00 Today.
9.00 Start The Week. 9.45 (LW) Daily Service. 9.45
(FM) Book of the Week: Fear. 10.00 Womans Hour.
11.00 The Untold. 11.30 The Rivals. 12.00 News.
12.01 (LW) Shipping Forecast. 12.04 In Therapy.
12.15 You And Yours. 12.57 Weather. 1.00 The
World At One. 1.45 Voices Of The First World War.
2.00 The Archers: Tony needs a favour. 2.15 Drama:
Silk: The Clerks Room: By Mick Collins. 3.00 Round
Britain Quiz: The Midlands takes on Northern Ireland.
3.30 The Food Programme: The influence of Spains
Basque region on global cuisine. 4.00 Short Cuts:
Josie Long explores uncertain territory. 4.30 The
Digital Human: Aleks Krotoski asks whether what
people find funny has changed with digital media.
5.00 PM: With Eddie Mair. 5.54 (LW) Shipping
Forecast. 5.57 Weather. 6.00 Six OClock News: The
latest national and international headlines. 6.30 Im
Sorry I Havent A Clue: See Radio Choice. 7.00 The
Archers: Lynda rolls up her sleeves. 7.15 Front Row:
Arts programme. 7.45 Children In Need: D For Dexter:
By Amanda Whittington. 8.00 Out Of The Ordinary:
Jolyon Jenkins explores the unusual story of selfproclaimed nation Liberland, set up by Czech politician
Vt Jedlicka on disputed land between Serbia and
Croatia. 8.30 Analysis: Anand Menon examines how
political forces in other nations will shape the UKs
relationship with the EU, visiting four European
countries facing elections. Last in the series. 9.00
Natural Histories: Brett Westwood gets up close and
personal with a bird people fear and revere, the raven.
9.30 Start The Week: Amol Rajan is joined by Nicholas
Crane, Madeleine Bunting, David Olusoga and Imtiaz
Dharker to consider the making of the British landscape
and the island mentality. 9.59 Weather. 10.00 The
World Tonight: With Ritula Shah. 10.45 Book at
Bedtime: The Power: By Naomi Alderman. 11.00 A
Bleeding Shame. 11.30 Today In Parliament. 12.00
News: Latest headlines. Followed by Weather. 12.30
Book of the Week: Fear. 12.48 Shipping Forecast.
1.00 As BBC World Service. 5.20 Shipping Forecast.
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films
todays choice
Sky Cinema Premiere
Sky 301
7.00am Camino (2015) (15) Action thriller. 8.50

Despite The Falling Snow (2016) (12) Romantic spy
drama, starring Rebecca Ferguson. 10.35 The Squeeze
(2015) (12) Comedy drama. 12.20pm Concussion
(2015) (12) Fact-based drama, starring Will Smith. 2.30
Santas Little Helper (2015) (12) Comedy. 4.15 Get
Santa (2014) (U) Festive comedy, starring Jim Broadbent.
6.15 The Squeeze (2015) (12) Starring Jeremy Sumpter.
8.00 Ride Along 2 (2016) (12) Comedy sequel. 10.00
Concussion (2015) (12) See Todays Choice. 12.05am
Dark Signal (2016) (18) Horror. 1.50 Ride Along
2 (2016) (12) Starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart. 3.35
Camino (2015) (15) Starring Zoe Bell. 5.25 Get Santa
(2014) (U) Festive comedy, starring Jim Broadbent.
Sky Cinema Comedy
Sky 308
6.50am The Top Ten Show 2016 Box office hits. 7.10
What About Bob? (1991) (PG) With Bill Murray. 9.00
Billy Madison (1995) (12) With Adam Sandler. 10.40
Life (1999) (15) With Eddie Murphy. 12.40pm Daddys
Home (2015) (12) With Will Ferrell. 2.25 Nine Months
(1995) (12) With Hugh Grant. 4.15 Me, Myself And
Irene (2000) (15) With Jim Carrey. 6.20 Bad Words
(2013) (15) With Jason Bateman. 8.00 The House
Bunny (2008) (12) With Anna Faris and Colin Hanks.
9.45 Daddys Home (2015) (12) A mild-mannered
stepfather desperately tries to keep the respect of his wifes
children when their biological father returns. Comedy, with Will
Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg. 11.30 Theres Something
About Mary (1998) (15) With Cameron Diaz. 1.35am
Top Five (2014) (15) With Chris Rock. 3.25 Down Dog
(2014) (15) With Jason Durr. 5.15 Revenge Of The
Pink Panther (1978) (U) Starring Peter Sellers.
Sky Cinema Action & Adventure Sky 307
6.00am Poseidon (2006) (12) With Kurt Russell. 7.55

Superman Returns (2006) (12) With Brandon Routh.
10.35 Run All Night (2015) (15) With Liam Neeson.
12.45pm Everest (2015) (12) With Jason Clarke. 3.00
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them:
Special 3.30 Troy (2004) (15) With Brad Pitt. 6.15
Superman Returns (2006) (12) With Brandon Routh.
9.00 Everest (2015) (12) Starring Jason Clarke. 11.10
Run All Night (2015) (15) With Liam Neeson. 1.15am
The Rock (1996) (15) With Sean Connery. 3.45 The
Marine 4: Moving Target (2015) (15) With Mike The
Miz Mizanin. 5.30 Fast & Furious 7 Special
Times quoted are GMT
Concussion HHHH
office hits. 1.15 Gunfight At The OK Corral (1957)

(PG) Western, starring Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.
3.30 The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)
(U) With James Stewart and Lee Marvin. 5.45 The
Magnificent Seven (1960) (PG) Western, starring
Yul Brynner. 8.00 A Fistful Of Dollars (1964) (15)
Western, starring Clint Eastwood and Gian Maria Volonte.
10.00 The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) (18) Western,
directed by and starring Clint Eastwood. 12.20am Broken
Lance (1954) (U) Western, starring Spencer Tracy. 2.00
Arrowhead (1953) (U) Western, starring Charlton
Heston. 3.50 Gunfight At The OK Corral (1957)
(PG) Western, starring Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.
Sky Cinema Premiere, 10pm

Dr Bennet Omalu was the first person to discover and
publish findings of chronic traumatic encephalopathy
(CTE) in American football players following his autopsy
of ex-Pittsburgh Steelers ace Mike Webster in 2002.
Peter Landesmans fact-based drama stars Will Smith
as the brilliant forensic pathologist and follows him
as he tries to raise awareness of the danger and provide
greater protection from injury for players.
However, the medical expert quickly finds himself up
against a powerful institution determined to bury the risk
once he claims that Webbers death was the result of a
brain trauma inflicted on the field of play.
chris mchugh
Sky Cinema Family
Sky 306
6.00am Free Willy (1993) (PG) Family drama, starring

Jason James Richter. 8.00 Beethoven (1992) (U)
Canine comedy, starring Charles Grodin. 9.30 Charlie
And The Chocolate Factory (2005) (PG) Childrens
fantasy, starring Johnny Depp. 11.30 Maya The Bee
Movie (2014) (U) Animated adventure, with the voice of
Coco Jack Gillies. 1.00pm E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
(1982) (U) Sci-fi fantasy, with Henry Thomas. 3.00
Kermits Swamp Years (2002) (U) Muppet comedy
adventure, starring Christian Kebbel. 4.30 Charlie And
The Chocolate Factory (2005) (PG) Childrens
fantasy, starring Johnny Depp. 6.30 Maya The Bee
Movie (2014) (U) Animated adventure, with the voice of
Coco Jack Gillies. 8.00 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
(1982) (U) Steven Spielbergs classic sci-fi fantasy, starring
Henry Thomas and Drew Barrymore. 10.00 Footloose
(2011) (12) Teen musical remake, starring Kenny Wormald.
Midnight Kermits Swamp Years (2002) (U)
Muppet comedy adventure, starring Christian Kebbel. 1.25
Beethoven (1992) (U) Canine comedy, starring Charles
Grodin. 2.55 Footloose (2011) (12) Teen musical
remake, starring Kenny Wormald. 4.50 Free Willy (1993)
(PG) Family drama, starring Jason James Richter.
TCM
Sky Cinema Christmas
Sky 303
7.00am Were No Angels (1954) (PG) With Humphrey

Bogart. 8.50 Jingle All The Way 2 (2014) (U) With
Larry the Cable Guy. 10.30 Santas Workshop (1932)
Animated Disney short. 10.45 Prancer (1989) (PG)
With Rebecca Harrell. 12.45pm Shelby (2014) (PG)
With John Paul Ruttan. 2.25 Snow Day (2000) (PG)
With Chris Elliott. 4.05 Gremlins (1984) (15) With Zach
Galligan. 6.00 Prancer (1989) (PG) With Rebecca
Harrell. 8.00 Jingle All The Way 2 (2014) (U) Comedy
sequel, with Brian Stepanek. 9.40 Gremlins (1984) (15)
Comedy horror, starring Zach Galligan and Phoebe Cates.
11.35 Snow Day (2000) (PG) With Chris Elliott. 1.15am
Shelby (2014) (PG) With John Paul Ruttan. 2.55 This
Christmas (2007) (12) With Delroy Lindo. 5.00 Were
No Angels (1954) (PG) Starring Humphrey Bogart.
Sky Cinema Greats
Sky 304
6.00am Ant-Man: Behind The Scenes The making

of the Marvel movie. 6.30 The Man Who Shot Liberty
Valance (1962) (U) John Fords Western. 8.45 The
Magnificent Seven (1960) (PG) Western. 11.00 A
Fistful Of Dollars (1964) (15) Western, starring Clint
Eastwood. 1.00pm The Top Ten Show 2016 Box
Sky 317
6.00am Hollywoods Best Film Directors 6.30

Hollywoods Best Film Directors 7.00 Conspiracy
Theory With Jesse Ventura 8.00 The Fastest Gun
Alive (1956) (PG) Western, starring Glenn Ford. 9.50
Where Eagles Dare (1969) (PG) Second World War
adventure. 12.50pm Rawhide 1.55 Rawhide 3.00
Rio Bravo (1959) Western. 5.45 Chisum (1970) (PG)
Starring John Wayne. 7.55 Cahill, US Marshal (1973)
(15) Western, starring John Wayne. 9.55 The Searchers
(1956) (PG) Western. 12.20am Wyatt Earp (1994)
(12) Starring Kevin Costner. 3.00 Conspiracy Theory
With Jesse Ventura 3.55 Hollywoods Best Film
Directors 4.30 Hollywoods Best Film Directors
5.00 Hollywoods Best Film Directors 5.30
Hollywoods Best Film Directors
Film4
Freeview 15 - Sky 315
11.00am Decision At Sundown (1957) (U)

Western, starring Randolph Scott. 12.35pm The China
Syndrome (1979) (PG) Thriller, starring Michael Douglas
and Jane Fonda. 3.05 Hell And High Water (1954)
(PG) Cold War adventure, starring Richard Widmark. 5.10
The Hound Of The Baskervilles (1959) (PG)
Sherlock Holmes mystery, starring Peter Cushing. 6.55 Big
(1988) (12) A boy is magically transported into the body
of a 30-year-old man and applies his childlike enthusiasm
to the problems of adult life. Comedy, with Tom Hanks and
Elizabeth Perkins. 9.00 The Best Man Holiday (2013)
(15) Premiere. A writer facing an uncertain future spends
Christmas with old friends who have worries of their own.
Comedy drama sequel, with Taye Diggs. 11.25 I Give It A
Year (2013) (15) Romantic comedy, with Rose Byrne and
Rafe Spall. 1.20am The Belly Of An Architect (1987)
(15) Peter Greenaways drama, with Brian Dennehy.
entertainmentsatellite, cable and digital

ITV2
6.00am Dinner Date 6.50 The Ellen

DeGeneres Show 7.30 Emmerdale 8.00
Youve Been Framed: The Next Generation!
9.00 Psych 9.50 Catchphrase 10.35 Im A
Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! 12.15pm
Emmerdale 12.45 The Cube 1.45 The Ellen
DeGeneres Show 2.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show
5.50 Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!
7.35 Youve Been Framed! Gold 8.05 Two And
A Half Men 9.00 Family Guy 9.30 American
Dad! 10.00 Im A Celebrity: Extra Camp 11.00
Family Guy 11.30 American Dad! Midnight
The Cleveland Show 1.00 Bordertown 1.30
The Vampire Diaries 2.20 Teleshopping
ITV3
6.00am Man About The House 6.25 On The

Buses 6.50 Heartbeat 7.50 Where The Heart
Is 8.50 Wild At Heart 9.50 Judge Judy 11.05
Murder, She Wrote 12.05pm The Darling Buds
Of May 1.10 Heartbeat 2.10 Wild At Heart
3.10 Where The Heart Is 4.15 Man About The
House 4.50 On The Buses 6.00 Heartbeat
7.00 Murder, She Wrote 8.00 Doc Martin
9.00 Lewis 11.00 Blue Murder 12.40am
Inspector Morse 2.30 Teleshopping
ITV4
6.00am The Professionals 6.50 The Chase

7.45 Quincy ME 8.50 Ironside 9.50 The
Professionals 10.55 The Chase 11.55
Cash Cowboys 12.55pm The Car Chasers
1.50 Storage Wars: Texas 2.50 Quincy ME
3.55 Ironside 5.00 Cash Cowboys 6.00
Storage Wars: Texas 7.00 Anglo-Welsh Cup
Highlights 8.00 MotoGP Highlights 9.00 Film:
GoldenEye (1995) (12) 10.05 FYI Daily 10.10
Film: GoldenEye (1995) (12) 11.40 Get Shirty
12.45am Anglo-Welsh Cup Highlights 1.50
Motorsport UK 2.45 ITV4 Nightscreen
Sky1
Sky 106
6.00am Hawaii Five-0 8.00 RSPCA Animal

Rescue 9.00 Zoo Tales 10.00 Monkey Life
11.00 Police Force: Australia Noon Greggs:
More Than Meats The Pie 1.00 Hawaii Five0 3.00 Modern Family 4.00 A Town Called
Eureka 5.00 The Simpsons 5.30 Futurama
6.00 Modern Family 6.30 The Simpsons 8.00
Supergirl 9.00 Trollied 9.30 A League Of Their
Own: Unseen 10.00 Prison: First And Last 24
Hours 11.00 The Force: Essex Midnight Air
Ambulance ER 1.00 Most Shocking 2.00 Most
Daring 3.00 Brit Cops: Frontline Crime UK
E4
6.00am Charmed 6.45 Hollyoaks 7.10 How

I Met Your Mother 8.05 Rules Of Engagement
9.00 Melissa & Joey 10.00 Baby Daddy 11.00
Charmed 1.00pm The Goldbergs 2.00 The
Big Bang Theory 3.00 How I Met Your Mother
4.00 Young & Hungry 5.00 The Goldbergs
6.00 The Big Bang Theory 7.00 Hollyoaks
7.30 Black-ish 8.00 The Big Bang Theory
9.00 Made In Chelsea 10.00 Drifters 10.35
The Big Bang Theory 12.30am Tattoo Fixers
1.35 Naked Attraction 2.30 Made In Chelsea
3.25 Drifters 3.50 Rules Of Engagement
More4
8.55am Kirsties Handmade Treasures 9.20

Food Unwrapped 9.50 Grand Designs 10.55
Film: Gilda (1946) (PG) 1.10pm Time Team
2.10 Come Dine With Me 4.50 George
Clarkes Amazing Spaces 5.55 Find It, Fix It,
Flog It 6.55 Car SOS 7.55 Grand Designs
9.00 Vet On The Hill 10.00 24 Hours In A&E
11.05 8 Out Of 10 Cats 11.55 Ramsays

Kitchen Nightmares USA 12.55am Big Fat
Gypsy Weddings 1.55 The Undateables
GOLD
Sky 110
7.00am Bewitched 7.50 As Time Goes

By 8.35 Last Of The Summer Wine 10.05
Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? 11.05
Outnumbered Noon Lovejoy 1.10 The Two
Ronnies 2.00 As Time Goes By 2.40 Last Of
The Summer Wine 4.05 Whatever Happened
To The Likely Lads? 5.05 Outnumbered 6.00
Lovejoy 7.00 Still Open All Hours 7.40 The
Vicar Of Dibley 9.00 Christmas With The Royle
Family 9.55 French And Saunders 10.35
Extras 12.20am Shooting Stars: Christmas
Special 1995 1.15 Red Dwarf 1.55 Early
Doors 2.30 You, Me & Them 3.05 Bewitched
Sky Living
Sky 107
6.00am CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 7.00

Nothing To Declare 8.00 UK Border Force
9.00 Nothing To Declare 11.00 Obese: A
Year To Save My Life USA Noon Motorway
Patrol 1.00 Criminal Minds 3.00 Motorway
Patrol 4.00 Obese: A Year To Save My Life
USA 5.00 Nothing To Declare 7.00 UK Border
Force 8.00 Criminal Minds 10.00 Conviction
11.00 Criminal Minds 1.50am Bones 3.30
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 4.20 Border
Security: Canadas Front Line
CBS Action
6.00am Teleshopping 9.00 NCIS 11.00 Star

Trek: Deep Space Nine Noon Star Trek 1.00
Bonanza 2.00 NCIS 3.00 NCIS: Los Angeles
4.00 Walker, Texas Ranger 5.00 JAG 6.00
Star Trek 7.00 MacGyver 8.05 Star Trek: Deep
Space Nine 9.00 NCIS: Los Angeles 10.00
NCIS 11.00 Walker, Texas Ranger Midnight

NCIS 2.40 Bonanza 3.35 Walker, Texas
Ranger 4.25 The Streets Of San Francisco.
Starring Michael Douglas and Karl Malden.
CBS Reality
6.00am Teleshopping 9.00 Judge Judy

10.00 Unsolved Mysteries 11.00 Neighbours
At War Noon Hoarders 1.00 Judge Judy
3.00 Unsolved Mysteries 4.00 Neighbours At
War 5.00 Judge Judy 7.00 Medical Detectives
8.00 Troubled Teens: Jail Shock 9.00 Killer
Clergy 10.00 Encounters With Evil 11.00
Medical Detectives Midnight I Survived 1.00
Killer Clergy 2.00 Encounters With Evil 3.00
Teleshopping 4.00 Cops 4.25 Heir Hunters
BBC Four
7.00pm World News Today, Weather 7.30

World War One At Home: Despatches From
Tyneside 8.00 Forest, Field & Sky: Art Out
Of Nature 9.00 Timeshift: Penny Blacks &
Twopenny Blues: How Britain Got Stuck On
Stamps 10.00 Timeshift: Hotel Deluxe 11.00
The First World War 11.50 Dan Cruickshanks
Adventures
In
Architecture
12.50am
Constable: A Country Rebel 1.50 Forest, Field
& Sky: Art Out Of Nature 2.50 Timeshift: Penny
Blacks & Twopenny Blues: How Britain Got
Stuck On Stamps 3.50 This Is BBC Four
Comedy Central
Sky 112
8.00am The Middle 9.00 Friends 11.00

The Middle Noon Friends 1.00 Impractical
Jokers 2.00 Friends 9.00 Russell Howards
Good News 10.00 Impractical Jokers 10.30
Impractical Jokers: Top 10 11.00 Teachers
11.30 South Park Midnight Brickleberry
12.30 South Park Does Fantasy 1.30
Impractical Jokers 2.30 South Park 3.25 That

70s Show 4.15 Two And A Half Men
FOX
Sky 124
Discovery
Sky 520
8.00am Law & Order: Criminal Intent 9.00

The Closer 11.00 Monk 1.00pm NCIS 3.00
The Closer 5.00 The Mentalist 7.00 NCIS
9.00 The Walking Dead 10.15 Talking Dead
11.00 The Walking Dead 12.15am Talking
Dead 1.00 The Walking Dead 3.15 Dream
Corp LLC 3.30 Family Guy
6.00am Misfit Garage 7.00 Alaskan Bush
People 8.00 Manhunt 9.00 Auction Hunters
10.00 Baggage Battles 10.30 Storage Wars
Canada 11.00 Ice Pilots Noon Airplane Repo
1.00 Street Outlaws 2.00 Alaskan Bush
People 3.00 Alaska: The Last Frontier 4.00
Gold Rush 5.00 Mythbusters 6.00 Wheeler
Dealers 7.00 Fast N Loud Revved Up 8.00
Wheeler Dealers 10.00 Sacred Steel Bikes
11.00 Fast N Loud: Demolition Theatre
Midnight Wheeler Dealers 1.00 Street
Outlaws 3.00 Wheeler Dealers 3.50 Sacred
Steel Bikes 4.40 How Its Made
History
Sky 529
6.00am Teleshopping 7.00 Teleshopping

7.30 Teleshopping 8.00 American Pickers
9.00 Pawn Stars 10.00 American Pickers
Noon Storage Wars 1.00pm Flipping Vegas
2.00 Flipping Boston 3.00 Mountain Men
5.00 Duck Dynasty 6.00 American Pickers
7.00 Mountain Men 8.00 Big Rig Bounty
Hunters 9.00 Pawn Stars 10.00 American
Pickers 11.00 Forged In Fire Midnight Pawn
Stars 1.00 American Pickers 2.00 Storage
Wars 3.00 American Pickers
sport
Sky Sports 1
Sky 401
6.00am Football Gold 7.00 WWE: Raw 8.00

Goals On Sunday 9.00 Premier League Years
11.00 Football Gold 11.30 Footballs Greatest
Players Noon Live Tennis: ATP World Tour
Finals. Coverage from the O2 in London. 4.00
Premier League 100 Club 5.00 Darts Gold
5.30 Soccer AM: The Best Bits 6.00 World Cup
Qualifiers Round-Up 7.00 Live Grand Slam Of
Darts 11.00 Soccer AM: The Best Bits 11.30
Football Gold Midnight The Mavericks 12.30
Soccer AM: The Best Bits 1.00 Football Gold
1.30 Live NFL. New York Giants v Cincinnati
Bengals (Kick-off 1.30am). 5.00 Premier
League 100 Club 5.30 Spanish Football Gold
Sky Sports 2
Sky 402
6.00am Fight Night International 8.00 NFL

11.00 International Football: FIFA World Cup
2018 Qualifiers 1.00 NFL 4.00 Premier
League Years 6.00 Live Tennis: ATP World Tour
Finals. Andy Murray v Marin Cilic. Coverage of
the second day from the O2 in London, as the
round-robin stage of the prestigious tournament
continues. 10.00 NFL. New England Patriots
v Seattle Seahawks. 11.00 NFL. Action from
the NFL. Midnight NFL 1.00 International
Football: FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifiers 2.00
International Football: FIFA World Cup 2018
Qualifiers 2.30 International Football: FIFA
World Cup 2018 Qualifiers 3.00 International
Football: FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifiers 4.00
International Football: FIFA World Cup 2018
Qualifiers 4.30 International Football: FIFA
World Cup 2018 Qualifiers 5.00 International

Football: FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifiers
Sky Sports 3
Sky 403
6.00am Great Sporting Moments 7.00 Grand

Slam Of Darts 11.00 Fight Night International
1.00pm Sky Sports Boxing Gold 2.00 Fight
Night International 4.00 International Football:
FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifiers 6.00 2016
World Rugby Awards 6.30 My Fight: Kovalev/
Ward 7.00 NFL. New England Patriots v Seattle
Seahawks. 8.00 NFL 10.00 International
Football: FIFA World Cup 2018 Qualifiers. England
v Scotland. 11.00 International Football: FIFA
World Cup 2018 Qualifiers. Northern Ireland v
Azerbaijan. 11.30 International Football: FIFA
World Cup 2018 Qualifiers. Wales v Serbia.
Midnight International Football: FIFA World
Cup 2018 Qualifiers 1.00 Grand Slam Of Darts.
From Wolverhampton. 5.00 Sporting Heroes:
Ellery Hanley Interviews Frank Bruno
BT Sport 1
Sky 413
5.00am Italy V New Zealand 6.00 Moto3:

GP Of Valencia 7.00 Moto2: GP Of Valencia
8.00 MotoGP: GP Of Valencia 9.00 MotoGP
Chequered Flag 10.00 Exeter Chiefs V Cardiff
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1 Mowed aimlessly around a
field (6)
4 Investigate, with new lab,
whats likely (8)
10 Humid or otherwise for
metal (7)
11 Mother stole variety of
sugar (7)
12 Swimmer turned amber (5)
13 Keeping alien in when its wet
outside (9)
14 Rum charlatan displayed
innate quality (7,5)
18 Picked a loose form of toy (12)
23 Praise pet for providing some
stimulation (9)
24 Genuine kings turn up first
with answer (5)
25 Go in front, then quietly go
back (7)
26 Conditions caught student
with one friend (7)
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declining (8)
2 Thrown tomato about to take
in Cupid painting (8)
3 Old Greek character has
hesitation taking
tranquilliser (5)
5 Rector sees me chat about
chance for revenge (7)
6 William plans raids as a
game (9)
7 Film starts to back Italian, only
playing in character (6)
8 Power in green form and
variable (6)
9 A lesson thats
unprincipled (6)
15 Criticise and complain of
dish (5,4)
16 Reserve specimen of some
storage (8)
17 Church to enact a play about
dolphin, say (8)
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20 Guide straight (6)
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22 Extend drapes out (6)
24 Cost of parking upsets Eric (5)
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LAST THURSDAYS SOLUTION
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ACROSS: 1 Cleopatra, 6 Ache, 10 Sever, 11 Assailant, 12 Bespoke, 13 Afghani,

14 Company report, 17 Architectural, 21 Tries, 22 Acclaim, 24 Creamiest, 25 Erato,
26 Oust, 27 Decathlon. DOWN: 1 Cashback, 2 Eaves, 3 Personal column, 4 Tragedy,
5 Assuage, 7 Character, 8 Entail, 9 Diagnostic test, 15 Meatiness, 16 Slimdown,
18 Instead, 19 Elastic, 20 Stucco, 23 Avail. Prizeword: Aversion
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centre letter and there must be at
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plurals or verb forms ending in s.
TODAYS TARGET
Good 12; very good 18; excellent 24
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SATURDAYS SOLUTION
cede ceding cited deceit decent
deign dent detect DETECTING
dice diene diet dine dinette ding
dint edge edict edit enticed geed
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Alphapuzzle tests your logic and word power. Each grid number
represents a letter. Every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given
letter or letters below the main grid to start. Solution tomorrow.
DIFFICULTY: 8/10; TARGET: 27 mins; CLUE: Continue for an oaf.
FRIDAYS SOLUTION: Across: Objects, Exact, Abhor, Network, Gadabout,
Earn, Sampan, Belong, Lazy, Surgical, Reliant, These, Audit, Synergy.
Down: Oranges, Larva, Jihad, Muzzled, Cerebral (clue), Vast, Sinful,
Quotes, Eats, Heighten, Avocado, Cheer, Token, Gallery.
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Across: Flying, Squad,
Duplex, Effete, Waltzing,
Effluvium, Enthused,
Knocks, Inland, Write,
Boxers.
Down: Islet, Specify,
Foment, Daze, Ado,
Jewel, Sidle, Yodel,
Vodka, Nip, Ogre,
Iambic, Hexagon, Usher.
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0907 181 2560

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0907 181 2558
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deduct two minutes for each clue letter heard) Alternatively, for six extra letter
clues direct to your mobile, text DXALPHA to 88010. Texts cost 1 plus
normal network operator rate. FULL SOLUTION: 0907 181 2565;
ACROSS ONLY: 0907 181 2561; DOWN ONLY: 0907 181 2562.
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SMALL CROSSWORD
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1 Unequalled (9)
7 Antenna (6)
9 Form of precipitation (4)
10 Boring task (5)
12 Let it stand (4)
13 Mostly or usually (2,7)
14 Close by (4)
16 Trapped or
cornered (2,3)
18 Pudding ingredient (4)
19 Card suit (6)
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2 False step (4)
3 Ember (6)
4 Unoriginal and trite (9)
5 The self (3)
6 Run naked (6)
8 Set free (3,5)
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football (3-3)
12 Playground item (6)
15 Traditional Indian
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THE ALPHABEATER
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Alphabeater? Each grid
number represents a letter
or black square. As in
Alphapuzzle, every letter of
the alphabet is used. But
you have to complete the
grid too! Use the given
letters and black squares
below the grid to start. The
grid is rotationally
symmetrical in other
words, it looks the same if
you turn the page upside
down. Solution tomorrow.
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A man on a morning run covers the

outward distance at 10 mph. After a short
rest he returns, over exactly the same
distance at 6.6666 mph. What is the mans
average speed over the entire run?
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The Target
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email bookatest@mensa.org.uk or telephone 01902 772771. Mensa does not accept hyphenated words,
and uses the Oxford Dictionary of English (Second Edition Revised) as its official reference.
Target times: Average:

20 mins Good: 16 mins
SOLUTION
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FRIDAYS SOLUTION
ACROSS 1 Islamabad, 7 Nabs, 8 Flame, 10 Lip,
11 Onions, 13 Rigmarole, 14 Allots, 16 Est, 18 Chewy,
19 Wire, 20 Tiredness.
DOWN 1 Incorrect, 2 Sarnie, 3 ASBO, 4 All,
5 Balloon, 6 Depresses, 8 Finally, 9 Fighter,
12 Alters, 15 Lawn, 17 Awe.
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Target: 16 mins
Fill the grid so that every column, row, and 3x3 square includes all of the digits from one to nine.
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1 2015 comedy-drama film starring

Christian Bale and Steve Carell (3,3,5)
6 Melancholy nobleman in
Shakespeares As You Like It
(1599) (6)
9 Deep toned xylophone originating in
Africa but popularised in Latin
America, often made with
rosewood (7)
10 Chief town of the Bernese
Highlands in central Switzerland,
between Lakes Brienz and Thun (10)
11 Hard yellow Italian cheese made
from sheep milk (8)
12 Wide curving indentation of a
shoreline, or the bay that it
creates (5)
13 Roman poet (43 BC-17 AD) known
particularly for his works on love
(Ars Amatoria) and myths
(Metamorphoses) (4)
16 State of the north-western US
bordering Washington, California,
Idaho and Nevada (6)
19 Hypothetical elementary particle
that always travels faster than
light (7)
21 Capital and largest city of the
Netherlands, in the province of North
Holland (9)
22 Mechanical calculating device
consisting of two logarithmic
graduated scales and being able to
move one against the other (5,4)
23 Extremely unstable synthetic
element produced by high-energy
atomic collisions, formerly called
unniloctium (7)
24 Young salmon returning to fresh
water after a winter at sea (6)
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Bangladesh, divided into 100 paise (or
poisha) (4)
26 Capital of Ghana and formerly of
the British Gold Coast (5)
27 Long winding constellation of the
southern hemisphere extending from
Orion to Hydrus (8)
32 English singer-songwriter who
formed the skiffle/rock-and-roll group
the Quarrymen in 1956 (4,6)
33 Large order of insects having two
wings and sucking or piercing
mouthparts; flies, gnats, mosquitoes
etc. (7)
34 Garden by the temple of Apollo at
Athens in which Aristotle taught
philosophy (6)
35 Character played by Kevin Whately
in the comedy-drama series Auf
Wiedersehen, Pet (7,4)
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1 Czech-born British playwright whose

works include 2015s The Hard
Problem (3,8)
2 Prophetic book of the Old
Testament originally forming a single
history of Israel with Nehemiah and
Chronicles (4)
3 Triangular upper part of an external
wall at the end of a ridged roof (5)
4 Fifteenth letter of the Greek
alphabet, derived from the Phoenician
letter ayin (7)
5 Largest moon of Saturn, and the
second-largest in the Solar System
after Jupiters Ganymede (5)
6 Large island of the Inner Hebrides
north of Islay and south of Mull (4)
7 1901 play by J. M Barrie featuring

Valentine Brown and Miss Phoebe
Throssel (7,6)
8 1872 satirical novel by Samuel
Butler subtitled or, Over the
Range (7)
14 2016 Marvel superhero film
starring Benedict Cumberbatch and
Chiwetel Ejiofor (6,7)
15 1989 single by British rock band
Queen, from the album The
Miracle (7)
17 Ancient state of central Italy
between the Rivers Arno and Tiber,
now occupied by parts of Tuscany,
Lazio and Umbria (7)
18 Third compartment of a ruminant
mammals stomach, also called
psalterium (6)
19 Lever or handle attached to the
top of a boats rudder for steering (6)
20 Oscar-winning 1967 film starring
Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft
(3,8)
23 Any tree of the chiefly North
American genus Carya, yielding edible
nuts and heavy strong timber (7)
24 Boris ___, regent of Russia from
1584 to 1598 and tsar 15981605 (7)
28 Enzyme secreted by the kidneys
that breaks down proteins and helps
regulate blood pressure (5)
29 One of the four chief angels in
Jewish apocryphal writings; Hebrew,
light of God (5)
30 Either of the two quantities
making up a ratio or other
mathematical expression (4)
31 Captain of the Nautilus in the Jules
Verne novels Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea (1870) and
The Mysterious Island (1874) (4)
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Rival Ryanair produced some good
figures recently but easyJets latest
monthly passenger stats were slightly
disappointing.
News that Ryanairs fares would
likely drop 15 per cent this winter
could put easyJet under further
pressure to cut costs. Ryanairs chief

executive last week said fares would
probably be reduced, amid uncertainty over EU negotiations, which he
said was good news for customers,
not so good news for shareholders.
Meanwhile, the boss of British Airways owner International Airlines
Group said its own ticket prices may
have to rise to offset sterling weakness
and the effects of industrial action.
Citi equity analyst Andrew Light
expects easyJet to grow capacity
aggressively by around 8 per cent
over the next financial year no matter
what.
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
January bargain-hunters are in
line for disappointment as Britains
electrical giants prepare to unveil
steep price rises after Christmas.
Energy giants are demanding the
Government relax its 2020 deadline
for installing smart meters in every
home after delays in setting up the
communications system at the
heart of the 11billion scheme.
OBSERVER
Away from the strange frenzy over
John Lewiss Christmas TV
commercial, there was more
sombre news from adland. ITV
reported its worst performance in
the run-up to Christmas since the
end of 2008.
Rising childcare costs affect firms Top pub groups turnover soars
Firms are losing talented
staff, or seeing workers cut
their hours, because of the
high cost of childcare, a business group has warned.
The British Chambers of
Commerce (BCC) called on
the Government to tackle
the growing issue and bridge
the gap between parental
leave and children starting
school. A survey of more than

1,600 business leaders found
that one in four had seen
employees cut their hours
because of the high cost of
childcare, and one in 10 said
staff had actually quit.
Adam Marshall, director
general of the BCC, said:
Government must take a
clear and detailed look at the
costs and benefits of a universal childcare entitlement,

to bridge the gap between
parental leave and the start
of school.
A Department for Education spokesman said that
from next September, working parents will be entitled to
up to 30 hours of childcare a
week for three year olds.
THE turnover of the UKs

top 100 pub and bar companies has seen a 30 per cent
increase since 2008/09,
according to research.
Ortus Secured Finance, a
London-based commercial
lender, says that leading
c ompanies turnover hit
11.7billion in 2015/16, jumping from 8.9billion in 2008/09.
The figure has grown by

11 per cent in the past year
alone, up from 10.5billion in
2014/15.
The lender says that the
sharp rise in turnover has
been primarily driven by the
larger pub and bar companies Greene King, for
example, had a buoyant
2015/16 following its takeover
of the Spirit Pub Company,

and major sporting events.
Ortus says that the rise follows the industrys response
to consumer demand for high
margin, luxury drinks.
Customers are being drawn
to more sophisticated venues
where drinks include limitededition brewed beers and
organic wines.
++the share hunter++Laith Khalaf++HARGREAVES LANSDOWN++

Marks & Spencer has long been a
darling of the high street, but its fortunes
have declined, and it is pursuing a new
strategy to regain its former glory.
Underlying profit fell 18.6 per cent to
231.3million in the first half, while the
groups statutory profit fell 88.4 per cent to
25.1million, in large part a result of a
127million charge associated with
closing its final salary scheme.
Despite performing well in recent years,
the food business saw like-for-like sales
fall in the first half by 0.9 per cent, though
clothing and home sales fell further, by
5.9 per cent. The firm also announced an
LAITH KHALAF
unchanged interim dividend of 6.8p, but
SENIOR ANALYST
Hargreaves Lansdown given potential costs of its change in
direction, it wont be paying a special
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M&S cutting its cloth to ensure strong future

dividend in the second half of the year.
The company announced the closure of
60 clothing stores over the next five years,
though it will continue to increase the
number of Simply Food outlets to the tune
of 200 new stores by the end of 2018/19.
The total number of M&S outlets will
therefore increase, but with a focus
on food. In addition, M&S will close
53 overseas stores as it exits 10 lossmaking markets, in favour of a franchise
model in its international business.
M&S is essentially cutting its cloth to
meet the changing shopping habits of its
customers. The retailer is shifting away

from clothes towards food, focusing on the
bit of the business which has been most
successful in recent times. Clothing is a
tough game, but food retail is no picnic
either, with Aldi and Lidl eating up market
share, and Amazon lurking in the wings
with its new grocery delivery service.
However, with premium products, it is
more insulated from the discounters than
the likes of Asda and Morrisons. It is
Steve Rowes first big step as M&S boss
since taking up the role six months ago,
and it looks like a bold one. It makes
www.ebook3000.com
sense to go where the customers are,

though sands shift pretty quickly in retail.
The all-important Christmas trading
period is just around the corner, though
the changes announced are more
long-term in nature and will come with
costs. It is still a long road ahead for M&S,
and it will take some time before we see if
these changes revitalise the ailing retailer.
This article is designed for investors who make
their own decisions without advice, if unsure
whether an investment is right for you, you should
seek advice. Shares can rise and fall in value so
you could get back less than you invest.
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THE Scout
1.05 Citrus
1.35 Baron Alco
2.10 Sudden Wish
1.05
2.40 EARLS FORT (tr)

3.10 Tothemoonandback
3.40 Milzipa
RYAN VEHICLES NOVICES HURDLE

3,249 (Class 4) 1m 7f 195yds (9 declared)
1
BLACK CAESAR (F24) P Hide 5 10 12...............................T Cannon
2 316- BOUDRY (254) (F) W Greatrex 5 10 12..........................G Sheehan
3
BUBSY BURBIDGE N Mulholland 5 10 12............................N Fehily
4 P64 l CITRUS (13) D Pipe 4 10 12......................................T Scudamore
5 40- ERMYNS EMERALD (240) P Phelan 4 10 12....... Joshua Moore
6 30-4 GIVE HIM TIME (169) N Gifford 5 10 12..............................L Aspell
7 P4-P KICKING ELF (188) M B Shears 8 10 12.................A Glassonbury
8
SUNDAY ROYAL (F33) H Whittington 4 10 12.............A Coleman
9 0- ERMYNS EDITH (276) P Phelan 5 10 5..................... James Best
TONGUE STRAP: No. 4.
W-Factor: Citrus (99); Sunday Royal (98); Boudry (95).
SP FORECAST: 5-4 Boudry, 5-2 Citrus, 6 Sunday Royal, 10 Bubsy Burbidge,
12 Black Caesar, 14 Give Him Time, 25 Ermyns Emerald, 50 Others.
NOVICES CHASE
1.35 SIS
6,498 (3) 2m 3f 164yds
20-3
LL-L
7-
1P-2
(4)
l BARON ALCO (24) G L Moore 5 11 2....................Jamie Moore

COOLE CHARMER (20) N Mulholland 7 11 2......................N Fehily
DUE SOUTH (355) Mrs L Jewell 5 11 2........................ T Garner(3)
WISHING AND HOPING (20) (S) A King 6 11 2..... W Hutchinson
SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 1, 4.
W-F: Baron Alco (99); Wishing And Hoping (90); Coole Charmer (81).
SP FORECAST: 4-6 Baron Alco, 11-8 Wishing And Hoping, 20 Coole Charmer,
66 Due South.
1
2
3
4
2.40
AMATEUR RIDERS HANDICAP HURDLE

3,743 (4) 2m 4f 114yds
(7)
1 316 IN ON THE ACT (83)(T) E Williams 6 11 12...Miss Isabel Williams(7)

2 6L5 SKYLANDER (13) D Pipe 7 11 12................................Mr R Dingle(7)
3 37F/ MADNESS LIGHT (F41) (D) D Steele 7 11 8....Miss M E Spencer(7)
4 LL-7 EXTREME IMPACT (11) (C,D) C Mann 10 11 5........Mr M Ennis(7)
5 211 l EARLS FORT (18) (S) N Mulholland 6 10 13... Mr James King(3)
6 P58 LETEMGO (26) C Gordon 8 10 11.....................Miss G L Double(7)
7 P/24- THE GAME IS A FOOT (536) (C) Miss Z Davison 9 10 6

Mr H Hunt(5)
VISOR: No. 4 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 5 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 5
HOOD: No. 6. SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6.
W-Factor: Earls Fort (99); Skylander (88); Madness Light (87).
SP FORECAST: Evens Earls Fort, 7-2 In On The Act, 6 Skylander, 10
Letemgo, 14 The Game Is A Foot, Extreme Impact, 16 Madness Light.
HANDICAP CHASE
3.10 EXTECH
4,549 (4) 2m 3f 164yds
144 BLAKE DEAN (20) C Gordon 8 11 12..................................T Cannon

PU/1- l SUDDEN WISH (F181) G L Moore 7 11 12........... Joshua Moore
P66 BOHERNAGORE (152) Miss Z Davison 7 11 6.....W Featherstone(5)
36P- SIR HUBERT (213) R Rowe 6 11 4............................A Glassonbury
13P/ ILEWINDELILAH (644) G L Moore 8 11 1...................Jamie Moore
PL7 SEA THE SPRINGS (26) M Roberts 5 11 1................... T J OBrien
4-38 DING DING (F149) Miss S West 5 10 13.......................M Goldstein
675 JAPPELOUP (77) Mrs D Grissell 7 10 13...................... A Thornton
28-2 UP FOUR IT (190) J Poulton 8 10 0............................ M Batchelor
BLINKERS: No. 1 TONGUE STRAP: No. 1 CHEEK PIECES: No. 6
HOOD: Nos. 3, 9. SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 1.
W-Factor: Sudden Wish (99); Blake Dean (95); Up Four It (94).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Blake Dean, 10-3 Sudden Wish, 6 Ilewindelilah, 7
Jappeloup, 8 Ding Ding, 12 Sir Hubert, Bohernagore, 14 Others.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
gossip from The gallopS

Lambourn: WISHING AND HOPING (1.35 Plumpton)
Newmarket: DUBAI ELEGANCE (3.00 Newcastle)
Scotland: RYALEX (1.50 Musselburgh)
West: EARLS FORT (2.40 Plumpton)
(8)
1 73-4 GORES ISLAND (199) G L Moore 10 11 12............... Joshua Moore

2 P41/ l TOTHEMOONANDBACK (599) (C) G L Moore 8 11 12

Jamie Moore
3 P34- MINELLA ON LINE (231) (F) O Sherwood 7 11 9.............L Aspell
4 332 COMEONGINGER (153) (D) C Gordon 9 11 8...................T Cannon
5 1L-P DAYS AHEAD (29) Mrs R Ford 9 11 4.......................... R McLernon
6 7-1L LIKE SULLY (180) (C&D) R Rowe 8 11 2................A Glassonbury
7 P46 VENETIAN LAD (26) (C&D) Mrs L Richards 11 10 12....M Goldstein
8 47P- ITOLDYOU (232) (C) Mrs L Jewell 10 10 8................ T Garner(3)
BLINKERS: No. 5 TONGUE STRAP: No. 4.
SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
W-F: Tothemoonandback (99); Comeonginger (97); Gores Island (96).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Tothemoonandback, 3 Comeonginger, 4 Gores Island, 5
Minella On Line, 8 Like Sully, 16 Itoldyou, Days Ahead, 25 Venetian Lad.
TRIBUTE CORNISH PALE ALE HCAP HDL

2.10 3,249
(5) 2m 1f 164yds
(9)
OPEN NH FLAT RACE
3.40 STANDARD
1,624 (6) 2m 1f 164yds
(9)
1 3- BLACK MISCHIEF (240) H Fry 4 11 2..................................N Fehily

2 5-5 COUNT MERIBEL (184) N Twiston-Davies 4 11 2.............M Grant
3 7-2 FAHEEM (44) Mrs L Richards 5 11 2.............................M Goldstein
4
IM STILL WAITING F OBrien 4 11 2................................ P Brennan
5
MICKEYSMATEDUSTY M B Shears 4 11 2..............A Glassonbury
6
l MILZIPA N Henderson 4 11 2...........................................A Tinkler
7
ONE BRILLIANT DAY N Mulholland 4 11 2.............. W Hutchinson
8 3- THE MIGHTY DON (227) N Gifford 4 11 2..........................L Aspell
9
HUNTRESS Miss S Smith 4 10 9...................................... T J OBrien
W-Factor: Milzipa (99); The Mighty Don (96); Black Mischief (91).
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Black Mischief, 7-2 Milzipa, 7 Im Still Waiting, 8 One
Brilliant Day, 10 Faheem, 12 Count Meribel, The Mighty Don, 14 Others.
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good to Soft. Left Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY
(2011-16): T Cannon 13% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2011-16): G L
Moore 19% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 2.10 Bohernagore (hood). BEATEN
FAVOURITES: 1.05 Sunday Royal(hcp). 2.10 Blake Dean(hcp ch). 3.10
Comeonginger(hcp ch). LONGEST TRAVELLER: In On The Act (2.40) 280
miles. STABLE SWITCH: 1.05 Sunday Royal from H Dunlop to H Whittington.
2.10 Blake Dean from G Elliott in Ireland to C Gordon, Jappeloup from David
Kelly in Ireland to Mrs D Grissell. 2.40 Madness Light from W Greatrex to D
Steele, The Game Is A Foot from G L Moore to Miss Z Davison. 3.10 Minella
On Line from Miss R Curtis to O Sherwood.
RESULTS
CHELTENHAM: Soft-good to soft
in places
12.45MOON RACER (T Scudamore, 94

2nd fav) 1; Mirsaale (141) 2; Ballyandy (54 fav)
3. 6 ran. 21/4l, 1/2l. (D Pipe). Tote: 3.00; pl 1.60,
4.40. exacta: 29.80. trifecta: 58.40. CSF:
28.52. Non-runner: Crosshue Boy.
1.20LE PREZIEN (B J Geraghty, 811 fav)
1; Hammersly Lake (121) 2; Three Stars (112) 3.
5 ran. 4l, 10l. (P Nicholls). Tote: 1.60; pl 1.30,
3.50. exacta: 9.20. trifecta: 37.10. CSF: 9.24.
Non-runner: Flying Angel.
1.55FOX NORTON (A Coleman, 52 2nd fav)
1; Simply Ned (161) 2; Special Tiara (21 fav) 3. 8
ran. 9l, 9l. (C Tizzard). Tote: 3.20; pl 1.30, 2.70,
1.20. exacta: 34.80. trifecta: 119.10. CSF: 35.10.
2.30NORTH HILL HARVEY (H Skelton,
61) 1; Modus (51 2nd fav) 2; Song Light (161) 3;
A Hare Breath (141) 4. Hcap 16 ran. 1/2l, 11/4l, 1/2l.
(D Skelton; 3-1 fav Winter Escape). Tote: 6.80;
pl 1.80, 1.80, 4.00, 3.10. exacta: 42.40.
tricast: 484.09. trifecta: 774.80. CSF: 36.35.
Non-runner: Chtibello.
3.05BEHIND TIME (K Edgar, 92 2nd fav) 1;
Solomn Grundy (161) 2; Call To Order (111) 3. Hcap
15 ran. 21/4l, 7l. (H Fry; 7-2 fav Ballyarthur). Tote:
5.40; pl 2.30, 4.50, 3.70. exacta: 85.10. tri
cast: 769.10. trifecta: 1924.50. CSF: 70.14.
Non-runners: Anteros, Benenden, Clonalig House,
Hadfield, Star Trouper, Zara Hope.
3.40POETIC RHYTHM (P Brennan, 112) 1;
Boreham Bill (71) 2; Imperial Eloquence (251)
3. 11 ran. 1l, 3/4l. (F OBrien; 11-8 fav Brahms De
Clermont). Tote: 6.20; pl 1.90, 2.40, 4.60.
exacta: 43.50. trifecta: 591.90. CSF: 43.26.
Non-runners: Bags Groove, Cirano De Sivola,
Mere Ironmonger, Sumkindofking.
Jackpot:
19,219.60,
9,609.00 carried over.
Placepot: 440.00
Quadpot: 68.80
SPRINT HANDICAP
4.30 BETWAY
3,234 (5)
6f
(14)
BETS MAIDEN STAKES

APPRENTICE HANDICAP
SUNBETS.CO.UK HANDICAP (DIV 2) 5.00 SUN
3,234 (5)
7f 14yds
2.30 STAYERS
3,234 (5)
2m 56yds
(7) 4.00 5,175 (4)
7f 14yds
(10)
(8)
Newcastle
THE Scout
ATR
with
FONTWELL: Soft-good to soft in

places
12.25MAGIC MUSTARD (Jamie Moore, 31 fav)

1; Port Navas (71) 2; Tenant Farmer (81) 3. Hcap 12
ran. 1/2l, 4l. (Kerry Lee). Tote: 4.00; pl 1.70, 2.50,
2.70. exacta: 30.00. tricast: 155.49. trifecta:
181.50. CSF: 23.40. Non-runner: Jack Snipe.
1.00AERIAL (Jordan Williams, 121) 1;
Fergal Mael Duin (41 fav) 2; Cyclop (141) 3.
Hcap 15 ran. 21/2l, 33/4l. (P Nicholls). Tote: 10.30;
pl 3.90, 1.90, 4.90. exacta: 67.70. tricast:
709.98. trifecta: 316.60. CSF: 58.36. Nonrunner: Carloswayback.
1.35REMILUC (T Cannon, 41) 1; Gassin
Golf (121) 2; Disputed (111) 3. Hcap 8 ran. 12l,
11/2l. (C Gordon; 2-1 fav The Gipper). Tote: 5.00;
491.02. trifecta: 472.40. CSF: 48.95.
2.10MORE BUCKS (Sean Bowen, 114 2nd
fav) 1; Monbeg Gold (121) 2; Sartorial Elegance
(72) 3. Hcap 6 ran. 1/2l, 9l. (P Nicholls; 15-8 fav
Chef Doeuvre). Tote: 2.90; pl 1.70, 4.30.
Non-runner: Weststreet.
2.45PEAK TO PEAK (Sean Bowen, 72) 1;
Clondaw Bisto (31 2nd fav) 2; Kabanga Bay
(501) 3. 14 ran. 2l, 31/4l. (P Nicholls; 11-8 fav
Savoy Court). Tote: 4.70; pl 1.70, 1.40, 8.50.
3.15ON THE ROAD (A Wedge, 114 fav) 1;
Fraser Canyon (221) 2; Dropzone (41 2nd fav)
3. Hcap 11 ran. 11/4l, 25l. (E Williams). Tote: 3.60;
246.90. trifecta: 872.50. CSF: 65.35. Nonrunners: Baldadash, Shaddaii, Willshebetrying.
3.50ROYAL SALUTE (D G Noonan, 71) 1;
Bonds Conquest (111) 2; Tikkapick (41 2nd fav) 3.
Hcap 9 ran. 7l, 11l. (A Honeyball; 11-8 fav Galros
Lady). Tote: 8.10; pl 2.00, 1.70, 2.20. exacta:
60.60. tricast: 349.55. trifecta: 262.10. CSF:
75.29. Non-runners: Mr Bachster, Sitting Back.
Placepot: 223.50
Quadpot: 42.30
TABLES have been held over until
tomorrows paper.
2.00 DOMINATING (nap) 4.00 Mon Beau Visage

2.30 ALSACIENNE (nb) 4.30 Compas Scoobie
3.00 Dubai Elegance
5.00 Noble Star
3.30 Volition
5.30 Sir Geoffrey
SCOTTISH EXPRESS: 5.00 NOBLE STAR (nap)
2.00
32RED.COM NURSERY 2YO

2,717 (6) 1m 2f 42yds (8 declared)
1 (7) 621 l DOMINATING (5) (F) M Johnston 9 12(6ex)

David Egan(7)
2 (8) 766 TOO MANY SHOTS (18)(T) J Best 9 7.................K Fox
3 (6) 676 LA VIE EN ROSE (18) M Johnston 9 5.... P McDonald
4 (4) L85 SIYAHAMBA (27) B Smart 9 5......................C Beasley
5 (1) 742 BOOSHBASH (84) E Dunlop 9 4....................G Gibbons
6 (2) 0L7 OXFORD BLU (18)(T) Sir M Prescott 9 3......L Morris
7 (3) 885 BODACIOUS NAME (6) J J Quinn 9 0............. T Eaves
8 (5) L00 SHADOW OF HERCULES (54) M Mullineaux 8 4

Nathan Evans(3)
BLINKERS: No. 8 VISOR: No. 6 EYE COVERS: No. 8.
W-F: Dominating (99); La Vie En Rose (85); Booshbash (85).
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Dominating, 9-4 Booshbash, 6 La Vie En Rose,
10 Siyahamba, 12 Too Many Shots, Oxford Blu, 14 Others.
1 (2) L23 ENDIVE (13)(T) Robert Stephens 4 9 7..... L Steward

2 (3) 224 JAN DE HEEM (13)(T) Miss T Jackson 6 9 6

Josephine Gordon
3 (6) 212 l ALSACIENNE (29) Sir M Prescott 3 9 5

M Fernandes(5)
4 (5) 6-L3 ROSARIOS (116) Rebecca Menzies 3 9 3..Nathan Evans
5 (7) 883 CAVALIERI (7) P Kirby 6 9 2...............................K Stott
6 (4) 693 PERENNIAL (13) P Kirby 7 8 9.....................Joe Doyle
7 (1) 832- ROUGHLYN (478) (D) Mrs L Williamson 7 8 9

Shirley Teasdale
BLINKERS: No. 7 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 5
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 5, 6.
W-Factor: Alsacienne (99); Jan De Heem (86); Endive (85).
SP FORECAST: 6-4 Alsacienne, 9-2 Endive, 5 Jan De Heem, 7
Cavalieri, 8 Perennial, 10 Rosarios, 14 Roughlyn.
CASINO NURSERY 2YO

3.00 32RED
4,399 (4)
7f 14yds
(9)
1 (7) 41 TOR (34) (F) K Dalgleish 9 7................................J Hart

2 (2) 31 l DUBAI ELEGANCE (23) (F,T,S) S bin Suroor 9 6

W Carson
3 (1) 252 BOLT PHANTOM (32)(T) I Mohammed 9 3

A Rawlinson(3)
4 (9) 13L MORNING SUIT (66) M Johnston 9 1...... P McDonald
5 (3) 270 TEXTURED (37)(T) Sir M Stoute 9 1............G Gibbons
6 (8) 920 NORWEGIAN HIGHNESS (38) K Ryan 9 0........S Gray
7 (5) 657 PORTLEDGE (23) J Bethell 8 13....................T Queally
8 (4) L55 WIGAN WARRIOR (12) D Brown 8 10............... T Eaves
9 (6) 454 MISS SHERIDAN (16) M W Easterby 8 5

Nathan Evans(3)
W-Factor: Dubai Elegance (99); Tor (94); Morning Suit (84).
SP FORECAST: 7-4 Dubai Elegance, 3 Tor, 7 Textured, 8 Bolt
Phantom, 10 Miss Sheridan, 12 Wigan Warrior, 16 Others.
Musselburgh
RUK
THE Scout
12.50 Donnas Pride
2.50 Royal Pearl
1.20 Thankyou Very Much 3.20 John Williams
1.50 Bassarabad
3.50 Stoneham
2.20 Proud Gamble
HURDLE
12.50HANDICAP
2,532 (5) 2m 85yds (9 declared)
1 7/P-L MERCHANT OF DUBAI (11) J Goldie 11 11 12... C Bewley(5)

2 243 l DONNAS PRIDE (12) K Reveley 7 11 11

Mr J Dawson(5)
3 155 URBAN KODE (12) (C,D) Miss L Russell 8 11 10

A Thorne(10)
4 604 ARANTES (9) A B Hamilton 5 11 9.............. Sean Quinlan
5 5-35 MISS BARBOSSA (17) M Todhunter 5 10 13...B Harding
6 49-2 RIOJA DAY (12) J Goldie 6 10 9..........Sam Coltherd(7)
7 60-2 MITCD (43) G Bewley 5 10 3................................B Hughes
8 0PL STRAIT RUN (18) (F) M Hammond 5 10 1.. Craig Nichol
9 555 KINGS CHORISTER (10) (D) F Murtagh 10 10 0

L Murtagh(7)
BLINKERS: No. 6 VISOR: No. 3 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 8, 9.
W-Factor: Donnas Pride (99); Urban Kode (97); Mitcd (97).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Mitcd, 10-3 Donnas Pride, 4 Rioja Day, 7 Miss
Barbossa, 10 Urban Kode, 12 Merchant Of Dubai, 14 Others.
HANDICAP CHASE
1.20 NOVICES
3,899 (4)
2m 195yds
(6)
1 9U5 BARABOY (16) F Murtagh 6 11 12.................Craig Nichol

2 532 l THANKYOU VERY MUCH (12) J Bethell 6 11 9

B Hughes
3 2/P-0 SPOILS OF WAR (15) Miss L Russell 7 11 9... Derek Fox
4 L6P ALCHIMIX (5) M Hammond 6 10 13............ F OToole(5)
5 331 HALCYON DAYS (16) (F) Rebecca Menzies 7 10 12...T Kelly
6 1L7 MOMKINZAIN (23) Miss L Russell 9 10 8.....B Campbell(7)
BLINKERS: No. 2 VISOR: No. 6 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 4, 6
CHEEK PIECES: No. 5.
W-Factor: Thankyou Very Much (99); Spoils Of War (92);
Momkinzain (91).
SP FORECAST: 2 Halcyon Days, 9-4 Thankyou Very Much, 4 Spoils
Of War, 8 Baraboy, 10 Alchimix, 12 Momkinzain.
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good. Right Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY
(2011-16): B Hughes 13% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (201116): J Goldie 8% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 1.20 Alchimix (tongue
strap), 2.20 Jack Steel (cheek pieces), 3.50 Destiny Awaits (tongue
strap). BEATEN FAVOURITES: 12.50 Donnas Pride(hcp hdl). 2.20
Formidableopponent(hcp ch). 3.50 Fred Le Macon(hcp hdl). LONGEST
TRAVELLER: Castletown Bridge (2.20) Ireland; Bassarabad (1.50) &
Boss In Boots (3.20) 381 miles. STABLE SWITCH: No Qualifiers.
M - Musselburgh
N - Newcastle
P - Plumpton
Alchimix..................M 1.20
Alexandrakollontai.. N 3.30
Alsacienne............... N 2.30
Amuse Me................M 3.20
Arantes...................M 12.50
Baraboy...................M 1.20
Baron Alco............... P 1.35
Bassarabad..............M 1.50
Becky The Thatcher.M 2.50
Black Caesar........... P 1.05
Black Mischief......... P 3.40
Blake Dean.............. P 2.10
Blue Kascade...........M 2.20
Blythe Prince.......... N 5.00
Bodacious Name...... N 2.00
Bohernagore............ P 2.10
Bolt Phantom.......... N 3.00
Booshbash............... N 2.00
Boots And Spurs...... N 3.30
Boss In Boots..........M 3.20
Boudry.................... P 1.05
Brilliant Vanguard... N 4.00
Brockholes.............. N 4.30
Bubsy Burbidge....... P 1.05
Castletown Bridge...M 2.20
Cavalieri.................. N 2.30
Citrus...................... P 1.05
Claude Carter..........M 3.50

Clubland.................. N 4.30
Comeonginger......... P 3.10
Compas Scoobie...... N 4.30
Coole Charmer......... P 1.35
Count Meribel.......... P 3.40
Crookofdevon..........M 1.50
Dark Side Dream...... N 4.30
Days Ahead............. P 3.10
Desert Island Dusk..M 3.50
Destiny Awaits........M 3.50
Ding Ding................. P 2.10
Dominating.............. N 2.00
Donnas Pride..........M 12.50
Dubai Elegance........ N 3.00
Due South................ P 1.35
Dutch Canyon..........M 3.20
Earls Fort................ P 2.40
Edgar Balthazar...... N 4.00
Endive..................... N 2.30
English Hero............ N 4.30
Ermyns Edith.......... P 1.05
Ermyns Emerald..... P 1.05
Extreme Impact...... P 2.40
Faheem................... P 3.40
Formidableopponent.M 2.20
Fred Le Macon.........M 3.50
Free Code................ N 3.30
Funding Deficit........ N 4.00
Give Him Time......... P 1.05
ATR
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HANDICAP (DIV 1)
3.30 SUNBETS.CO.UK
5,175 (4)
7f 14yds
(10)
1 (6) 242 TIGER JIM (39) (D) J Goldie 6 9 7

Josephine Gordon(3)
2 (8) 661 ALEXANDRAKOLLONTAI (10) (C,D) A Whillans 6 9 6

J P Sullivan
3 (10) L39 MONT RAS (10) (D) Roger Fell 9 9 5...........C Beasley
4 (5) 053 FREE CODE (16) (D) T D Barron 5 9 4........G Gibbons
5 (4) L03 YOUNG JOHN (23) R Fahey 3 9 3............... J Garritty
6 (2) 772 BOOTS AND SPURS (20) (D) S Dixon 7 9 1.L Morris
7 (3) 131 l VOLITION (19) (D,F,T) Sir M Stoute 3 9 0

R Kingscote
8 (7) 3L9 WAR DEPARTMENT (27) (C&D) K Dalgleish 3 9 0...G Lee
9 (9) L52 MARBOOH (9) (C&D) D OMeara 3 8 12...Josh Doyle(5)
10 (1) 099 HOLIDAY MAGIC (20) (D) M W Easterby 5 8 10

Nathan Evans(3)
BLINKERS: No. 2 VISOR: Nos. 6, 8.
W-F: Volition (99); Marbooh (92); Alexandrakollontai (88).
SP FORECAST: 7-2 Alexandrakollontai, 4 Tiger Jim, 5 Volition, 6
Boots And Spurs, 8 Free Code, 10 Young John, 12 Others.
1 (1) 904 EDGAR BALTHAZAR (10) (D) K Dalgleish 4 9 7...G Lee

2 (10) 342 REBEL SURGE (16)(T) Richard Spencer 3 9 6...T Queally
3 (3) L08 LIL SOPHELLA (26) (D) P Holmes 7 9 5... J Garritty
4 (5) 398 JORDAN SPORT (26) (D,T) D M Simcock 3 9 3..T Hamilton
5 (6) 000 KALK BAY (20) (D) M W Easterby 9 9 2.. Nathan Evans(3)
6 (2) 942 BRILLIANT VANGUARD (13) (F) K Ryan 3 9 1....K Stott
7 (8) 219 l MON BEAU VISAGE (30) (C&D) D OMeara 3 9 0

G Gibbons
8 (4) 17L- JACQUOTTE DELAHAYE (412) (D) D Brown 5 8 13... T Eaves
9 (7) 634 FUNDING DEFICIT (27) (D) J Goldie 6 8 10

Josephine Gordon(3)
10 (9) 256 LETS TWIST (13) (D) Kristin Stubbs 4 8 10....S Gray
BLINKERS: No. 10 TONGUE STRAP: No. 5
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 7 HOOD: Nos. 4, 9.
W-F: Mon Beau Visage (99); Jordan Sport (93); Brilliant Vanguard (93).
SP FORECAST: 3 Brilliant Vanguard, 5 Rebel Surge, 6 Jordan
Sport, Edgar Balthazar, 7 Lets Twist, 8 Others.
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Standard. Left Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY
(2011-16): G Gibbons 19% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (201116): R Fahey 13% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 2.00 Oxford Blu (visor),
Shadow Of Hercules (blinkers, eye shields), 2.30 Alsacienne (cheek
pieces), 4.30 Slingsby (visor), 5.00 Song Of Shadows (tongue strap),
Jacksonfire (eye shields), 5.30 Tribesman (tongue strap). BEATEN
FAVOURITES: 2.00 Booshbash. 2.30 Alsacienne(hcp). 3.30 Mont
Ras(hcp). 4.30 Brockholes(hcp), Clubland(hcp). 5.00 Napoleon
Solo(hcp). DRAW: No data availiable for the All-Weather track
LONGEST TRAVELLER: Too Many Shots (2.00) 324 miles. STABLE
SWITCH: 2.30 Rosarios from J Domalain to Rebecca Menzies. 4.30
Brockholes from Mrs A Duffield to B Smart, Savannah Beau from
Mrs M Fife to I Jardine, Sir Domino from K Ryan to P Holmes. 5.00
Blythe Prince from Danielle McCormick to C Kellett, Song Of
Shadows from C Appleby to M Wigham.
UK NOVICES HURDLE
1.50 RACING
3,899 (4)
2m 6f
(7)
2-41 l BASSARABAD (23)(T) T Vaughan 5 10 12... R Johnson

L-8P CROOKOFDEVON (9) Mrs J McGregor 7 10 12... S Mulqueen(5)
PP-F KILLONE (37) W Coltherd 7 10 12.......Sam Coltherd(7)
223 MONDLICHT (6) J Moffatt 6 10 12.....................B Hughes
12-2 RYALEX (187) (S) Miss L Russell 5 10 12....... Derek Fox
587 WARDEN LAW (12) G Bewley 5 10 12.......... J Bewley(5)
244 TOARMANDOWITHLOVE (10) S Corbett 8 10 5... J Corbett(7)
BLINKERS: No. 4 VISOR: No. 1 TONGUE STRAP: No. 7.
W-F: Bassarabad (99); Mondlicht (97); Toarmandowithlove (97).
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Bassarabad, 2 Ryalex, 11-4 Mondlicht, 8
Toarmandowithlove, 33 Warden Law, 66 Others.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
RACINGUK HANDICAP CHASE

2.20 WATCH
6,498 (3)
2m 7f 170yds (8)
1 212 TICKENWOLF (18) M Hammond 6 11 12..... F OToole(5)
2 L43 JACK STEEL (7) Miss L Russell 6 11 6............R Johnson
3 2PP PRESENTED (15) (D) Miss L Harrison 9 11 2

C Bewley(5)
4 L51 BLUE KASCADE (17) (D) A M Thomson 9 11 0.... B Hughes
5 FL1 CASTLETOWN BRIDGE (11) (C) P Stafford (IRE) 9 11 0

Doubtful
6 112 FORMIDABLEOPPONENT (12) William Young Jnr 9 10 13

Sean Quinlan
7 1P2 MISTER DON (17) Mrs R Dobbin 6 10 1............B Harding
8 121 l PROUD GAMBLE (12) (C&D) Mrs R Dobbin 7 10 0

Craig Nichol
BLINKERS: No. 6 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 5, 8
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 4, 7.
W-F Proud Gamble (99); Blue Kascade (97); Tickenwolf (95).
SP FORECAST: 3 Blue Kascade, 7-2 Formidableopponent, 5
Tickenwolf, Proud Gamble, 11-2 Jack Steel, 6 Others.
JUVENILE HURDLE 3YO

2.50 FILLIES
4,549 (4)
2m 85yds
(4)
1
BECKY THE THATCHER (F41) (F) M Hammond 10 10

F OToole(5)
2 PP JOSEPHINE K (11) S Corbett 10 10.............J Corbett(7)
3 L
MARBETH (11) H Burns 10 10................................A P Lane
4 PL l ROYAL PEARL (30)(T) T R Gretton 10 10.B Hughes
W-Factor: Royal Pearl (99); Marbeth (96); Becky The
Thatcher (82).
SP FORECAST: 11-10 Becky The Thatcher, 6-5 Royal Pearl, 10
Marbeth, 16 Josephine K.
1 (1) 0L5 SOMETHING LUCKY (38) (D) Kristin Stubbs 4 9 7

S Gray
2 (11) 130 BROCKHOLES (107) B Smart 3 9 7..............C Beasley
3 (13) 351 l COMPAS SCOOBIE (26) (D,F,T) R Varian 3 9 6

David Egan(7)
4 (2) 314 MEANDMYSHADOW (10) (C&D,F) A Brown 8 9 5....D Swift
5 (5) 367 SIR DOMINO (17) (D) P Holmes 4 9 4........ J Garritty
6 (3) 201 WAHAAB (7) (C&D) I Jardine 5 9 4(6ex)

Shirley Teasdale(5)
7 (12) 322 DARK SIDE DREAM (17)(T) C Dwyer 4 9 3

Josephine Gordon(3)
8 (10) 695 TELLOVOI (17) R C Guest 8 9 3..........................K Stott
9 (7) 410 SLINGSBY (10) (C&D) M W Easterby 5 9 3....G Gibbons
10 (4) 8L5 THE HOODED CLAW (20) (D) T Easterby 5 9 3

J P Sullivan
11 (14) 075 ENGLISH HERO (13) J Mackie 3 9 2..............T Queally
12 (8) 752 CLUBLAND (7) (D) G Moss 7 9 0.........................J Hart
13 (6) 529 STORM TROOPER (34) D Nicholls 5 8 13...P M Quinn
14 (9) 065 SAVANNAH BEAU (50) (D) I Jardine 4 8 13......G Lee
BLINKERS: No. 4 VISOR: Nos. 8, 9 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 6, 10.
W-F: Compas Scoobie (99); Wahaab (97); Dark Side Dream (94).
SP FORECAST: 5 Compas Scoobie, 6 Dark Side Dream, 7 Clubland,
Wahaab, 8 Meandmyshadow, 10 Brockholes, 12 Others.
1 (2) L/70- BLYTHE PRINCE (395) C Kellett 4 9 6..A Rawlinson(3)

2 (1) 740 JACKSONFIRE (21) M Mullineaux 4 9 6......... T Eaves
3 (3) 320 NAPOLEON SOLO (10) T D Barron 4 9 6....G Gibbons
4 (4) 56/4 SHIP CANAL (7) Jacqueline Coward 4 9 6

Nathan Evans(3)
5 (7) 4 l NOBLE STAR (216)(T) J Fanshawe 3 9 5...T Queally
6 (8) 6 SANDSTREAM (21) Miss T Waggott 3 9 5.B A Curtis
7 (6) 99 SCRIBNER CREEK (19) D Loughnane 3 9 5.... D Swift
8 (5) 92- SONG OF SHADOWS (510)(T) M Wigham 3 9 5

C Beasley
BLINKERS: No. 2 TONGUE STRAP: No. 8 EYE COVERS: No. 2.
W-F: Noble Star (99); Song Of Shadows (98); Napoleon Solo (83).
SP FORECAST: 4-6 Noble Star, 3 Song Of Shadows, 9-2 Napoleon
Solo, 25 Scribner Creek, Ship Canal, 50 Others.
HANDICAP
5.30 BETWAY
2,458 (6)
5f
(10)
1 (4) 463 INDIAN PURSUIT (6) (F) J J Quinn 3 9 7.J Garritty

2 (9) 745 TAVENER (10) D C Griffiths 4 9 7.. Josephine Gordon(3)
3 (6) 6L7 MISU MAC (27) (D) N Bycroft 6 9 6.Nathan Evans(3)
4 (1) 809 RUBYS DAY (9) (D) D Brown 7 9 6...Tom Donoghue(7)
5 (10) 602 l SIR GEOFFREY (6) (D) S Dixon 10 9 5.B A Curtis
6 (2) 407 TRIBESMAN (31) (D) Mrs M Fife 3 9 3...........S James
7 (3) 230 SLIM CHANCE (13) (D) S G West 7 9 3.L Steward(3)
8 (5) 885 LADY JOANNA VASSA (6) (D) R C Guest 3 9 2

C Beasley
9 (8) 730 PRIGSNOV DANCER (33) (D) J Balding 11 8 7... Joe Doyle
10 (7) 525 NEFETARI (10) A Brown 3 8 7..................J P Sullivan
BLINKERS: No. 5 VISOR: No. 7 TONGUE STRAP: No. 6
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 10.
W-F: Sir Geoffrey (99); Slim Chance (95); Indian Pursuit (94).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Indian Pursuit, 9-2 Sir Geoffrey, 6 Tavener, 7
Lady Joanna Vassa, 10 Slim Chance, Prigsnov Dancer, 12 Others.
UK HANDICAP CHASE
3.20 RACING
3,899 (4)
2m 3f 193yds
(8)
1 F51 QUICK BREW (37) (D,F) M Barnes 8 11 12....D Bourke(5)

2 722 QUICK DECISSON (9) W Coltherd 8 11 12

Sam Coltherd(7)
3 46L AMUSE ME (3) (D) J Moffatt 10 11 11.................B Hughes
4 7LF BOSS IN BOOTS (12)(T) T Vaughan 8 11 6....R Johnson
5 521 l JOHN WILLIAMS (12) (C&D) A M Thomson 7 11 1

D Cook
6 742 HARLEYS MAX (16) (C&D) S Corbett 7 10 11....J Corbett(7)
7 784 SHINE A DIAMOND (12) (C&D) Miss L Russell 8 10 5

S Mulqueen(5)
8 64-P DUTCH CANYON (10) N Alexander 6 10 4....Craig Nichol
VISOR: Nos. 7, 8 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 3, 7
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 3, 4, 5 HOOD: No. 4.
W-Factor: John Williams (99); Boss In Boots (89);
Shine A Diamond (89).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 John Williams, 3 Quick Brew, 5 Boss In Boots,
11-2 Quick Decisson, 12 Others.
UK HANDICAP HURDLE
3.50 RACING
3,798 (4)
2m 3f 81yds (11)
1 414 DESERT ISLAND DUSK (25) M Barnes 5 11 12

D Bourke(5)
2 2-24 l STONEHAM (11) I Jardine 5 11 11........... S Shortall(3)
3 2F-2 JONNY DELTA (11) J Goldie 9 11 7......Sam Coltherd(7)
4 2F4 MARCUS ANTONIUS (F30) (D) Miss L Russell 9 11 5

B Campbell(7)
5 356 SMART RULER (32) (C) J Moffatt 10 11 5.......B Hughes
6 51U FRED LE MACON (5) M Todhunter 7 11 1........B Harding
7 15L CLAUDE CARTER (12) (C) A Whillans 12 11 0

Mr G Beaumont(7)
8 69F OUTLAW JOSEY WALES (10) R M Smith 5 11 0

S Mulqueen(5)
9 F63 GREEN ZONE (5) Miss L Harrison 5 10 13.C Bewley(5)
10 P73 DESTINY AWAITS (12) (F) K Pollock 7 10 1.....G Cockburn(3)
11 476 SNOWED IN (25) (D,T) Mrs B Butterworth 7 10 0

Sean Quinlan
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 10 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 7, 11
HOOD: No. 2.
W-Factor: Stoneham (99); Marcus Antonius (98);
Desert Island Dusk (92).
SP FORECAST: 4 Stoneham, 5 Green Zone, Marcus Antonius, 11-2
Fred Le Macon, 8 Jonny Delta, 10 Desert Island Dusk, 12 Others.
Vital statistics
IN-FORM TRAINERS (last 10 days) S bin Suroor 71% (7
wins and 5 places from 17 runners), D Nicholls 60%
(2/1/5), W Greatrex 56% (2/3/9), R Varian 50% (2/3/10),
T D Barron 50% (1/3/8).
IN-FORM JOCKEYS G Cockburn 67% (4 wins and 0
INDEX
Gores Island............ P 3.10
Green Zone..............M 3.50
Halcyon Days...........M 1.20
Harleys Max............M 3.20
Holiday Magic.......... N 3.30
Huntress................. P 3.40
Im Still Waiting....... P 3.40
Ilewindelilah............ P 2.10
In On The Act.......... P 2.40
Indian Pursuit.......... N 5.30
Itoldyou................... P 3.10
Jack Steel...............M 2.20
Jacksonfire............. N 5.00
Jacquotte Delahaye.N 4.00
Jan De Heem........... N 2.30
Jappeloup............... P 2.10
John Williams..........M 3.20
Jonny Delta.............M 3.50
Jordan Sport........... N 4.00
Josephine K............M 2.50
Kalk Bay.................. N 4.00
Kicking Elf............... P 1.05
Killone.....................M 1.50
Kings Chorister......M 12.50
La Vie En Rose......... N 2.00
Lady Joanna Vassa.. N 5.30
Lets Twist.............. N 4.00
Letemgo.................. P 2.40
Like Sully................ P 3.10

Lil Sophella.............. N 4.00
Madness Light......... P 2.40
Marbeth...................M 2.50
Marbooh.................. N 3.30
Marcus Antonius.....M 3.50
Meandmyshadow..... N 4.30
Merchant Of Dubai...M 12.50
Mickeysmatedusty.. P 3.40
Milzipa..................... P 3.40
Minella On Line........ P 3.10
Miss Barbossa.........M 12.50
Miss Sheridan.......... N 3.00
Mister Don..............M 2.20
Misu Mac................. N 5.30
Mitcd.......................M 12.50
Momkinzain.............M 1.20
Mon Beau Visage..... N 4.00
Mondlicht................M 1.50
Mont Ras................. N 3.30
Morning Suit............ N 3.00
Napoleon Solo......... N 5.00
Nefetari................... N 5.30
Noble Star............... N 5.00
Norwegian Highness. N 3.00
One Brilliant Day..... P 3.40
Outlaw Josey Wales.M 3.50
Oxford Blu............... N 2.00
places from 6 runners), W Hutchinson 54% (6/7/24), P

Brennan 53% (6/2/15), A Glassonbury 50% (2/1/6), C
Bewley 50% (1/3/8), D Cook 50% (4/7/22), Joe Doyle
50% (1/3/8), R Kingscote 50% (4/1/10), T Garner 50%
(1/1/4).
Perennial................. N 2.30
Portledge................ N 3.00
Presented................M 2.20
Prigsnov Dancer...... N 5.30
Proud Gamble..........M 2.20
Quick Brew..............M 3.20
Quick Decisson........M 3.20
Rebel Surge............. N 4.00
Rioja Day.................M 12.50
Rosarios.................. N 2.30
Roughlyn................. N 2.30
Royal Pearl..............M 2.50
Rubys Day.............. N 5.30
Ryalex.....................M 1.50
Sandstream............. N 5.00
Savannah Beau........ N 4.30
Scribner Creek........ N 5.00
Sea The Springs....... P 2.10
Shadow Of Hercules.N 2.00
Shine A Diamond.....M 3.20
Ship Canal............... N 5.00
Sir Domino............... N 4.30
Sir Geoffrey............ N 5.30
Sir Hubert............... P 2.10
Siyahamba............... N 2.00
Skylander................ P 2.40
Slim Chance............. N 5.30
Slingsby.................. N 4.30
Smart Ruler.............M 3.50
Snowed In................M 3.50
Something Lucky..... N 4.30
Song Of Shadows..... N 5.00

Spoils Of War...........M 1.20
Stoneham................M 3.50
Storm Trooper......... N 4.30
Strait Run................M 12.50
Sudden Wish............ P 2.10
Sunday Royal........... P 1.05
Tavener................... N 5.30
Tellovoi................... N 4.30
Textured................. N 3.00
Thankyou Very Much..M 1.20
The Game Is A Foot... P 2.40
The Hooded Claw..... N 4.30
The Mighty Don....... P 3.40
Tickenwolf...............M 2.20
Tiger Jim................. N 3.30
Toarmandowithlove...M 1.50
Too Many Shots....... N 2.00
Tor.......................... N 3.00
Tothemoonandback.. P 3.10
Tribesman............... N 5.30
Up Four It................ P 2.10
Urban Kode.............M 12.50
Venetian Lad........... P 3.10
Volition................... N 3.30
Wahaab.................... N 4.30
War Department...... N 3.30
Warden Law.............M 1.50
Wigan Warrior......... N 3.00
Wishing And Hoping.P 1.35
Young John............. N 3.30
TENNIS: ATP WORLD TOUR FINALS
Novak
puts the
heat on
Murray
The former world No1 set about
regaining his place at the top of
the hill by beating Dominic Thiem
6-7, 6-0, 6-2 in his opening match
at the ATP World Tour Finals
yesterday afternoon.
With two hours and two minutes
of effort and a great deal of angst
in that first set he had cut
Murrays lead at the top of the
rankings from 405 points to 205.
That was a start.
Murray will begin his campaign
tonight against Marin Cilic, the
former US Open champion from
Croatia. If the Scot can rack up a
win, he will restore that 405 buffer
between himself and Djokovic but
with potentially 1,500 ranking
points available to the champion,
there is a long way to go yet before
any end-of-year rankings are
decided at the O2 Arena.
On paper, Cilic is facing an uphill
battle tonight. In 15 previous
meetings he has won just three
times. But the last time they met,
when Murray was on an unbeaten
22-match run as the champion of
Queens Club, Wimbledon and the
Rio Olympics, Cilic did win. And in
straight sets too, to take his first
Masters 1,000 title in Cincinnati.
That win in Cincinnati is quite
a big part for me to prepare for
this next match, and to know that
even with Andys great form I was
1. Which former England batsman

top-scored with 82 not out as
Warwickshire Bears beat Surrey in
the 2016 Royal London Cup final?
2. Who scored a hat-trick in
11 minutes to give Everton a
3-0 victory against former boss
David Moyess Sunderland?
3. With who did Jamie Murray
partner to the mens doubles at
the US Open, their second Grand
Slam title of the year?
4. Which Arsenal substitute
was sent off
in their 1-1
Champions
League draw
with Paris
SaintGermain?
RATINGS
5. Which
0-3 Oh dear
American golfer 4-6 Small beer
7-9 So near
won his third
10 Sporting seer
US Open in
1990 aged 45?
6. Which Finnish driver was
Formula One world champion
in 1982?
7. Which Welsh snooker player
was world professional champion
in 1979?
8. Who was Manchester
Uniteds longest-serving boss
before Sir Alex Ferguson?
9. On which island will the 100th
Giro dItalia start next year?
10. In which sport was
Robert Fahey world champion
from 1994 to 2016?
By Alix Ramsay
able to beat him, said Cilic.
Definitely I take a few things from
that to help me beat him here.
Cilic has a secret weapon in the
shape of Jonas Bjorkman. He
signed up the Swede for coaching
duties in August and as the former
assistant coach in Murrays camp,
Bjorkman can give a unique insight
into the Scots game.
Having Jonas on my side now is
definitely a big plus when you
come into this match, said Cilic.
But I have to focus on myself and
focus on my tennis.
Jonas is extremely positive,
extremely motivated and that is
something that helps me to be
better at producing consistent
tennis week-in, week-out. A huge
part of it is to implement a net
game and improve that.
Djokovic, now reunited with his
coaches Boris Becker and Marian
Vajda, was hoping that getting the
old gang back together would
work out great too. But then
Thiem, the 23-year-old Tour Finals
debutant from Austria, took the
first set with a mixture of
outrageous winners, stunning
shotmaking and sheer chutzpah.
When Thiem claimed the set,
the supporters cheered wildly
while Djokovic batted away a ball
towards his team in fury and
picked up a code violation for
unsportsmanlike conduct when
the ball bounced into the crowd. It
was yet another example of
114M
WON SO FAR
Djokovics temper almost costing

dear. In the French Open quarterfinals, he went to slam his racket
on the ground only for it to slip
from his hand and almost hit a line
judge. Had it done so, he would
have been defaulted. In the Italian
Open final against Murray, he
bounced his racket in frustration
and watched it fly into the stands
and almost hit a spectator.
But if he was unhappy on the
court in yesterdays tiebreak, he
was even less happy when he was
questioned about the incident.
Im the only player that shows
his frustration on the court? he
asked sarcastically. Is that what
youre saying? Its not an issue for
me. Its not the first time I did it.
Once the fit of on-court pique
was over, Djokovic settled down,
Thiem unravelled and the world
No2 was on his way to victory.
I felt more comfortable, said
Djokovic. I started swinging more
freely, made him play an extra
shot. He started making more
errors, which I used.
Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares
took another step towards ending
the year as the No1 ranked doubles
team. They beat Max Mirnyi and
Treat Huey 6-4, 7-5 in their opening
match at the ATP Finals.
82M
TO CHARITY
500K
CAN BE WON
EVERY WEEK
Thats 5 draws per week each

with up to 100K jackpot
Draws on
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Still only
Tears as Sprinter is retired

TRAINER Nicky Henderdson endured
a day he will never forget at
Cheltenham yesterday.
Moments after announcing the
retirement of the legendary Sprinter
Sacre, he lost dual Cheltenham
Festival winner Simonsig, who broke
his hind-leg in the Schloer Chase on
the card and had to be put down.
We came here to celebrate the
life of Sprinter Sacre and now we
have a funeral of Simonsig, said
Henderson. Its a tough game, and
at times like this it doesnt seem fair.
Simonsig had been working
better than Sprinter. We came here
thinking Simonsig [winner of the
Neptune Hurdle and Arkle Chase] was
back to his best. It was one of those
freak things when he went at the
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FIGHTER:
Djokovic
returns in his
battling win
over Thiem
ANSWERS: 1 Jonathan Trott. 2 Romelu

Lukaku. 3 Bruno Soares. 4 Olivier
Giroud. 5 Hale Irwin. 6 Keke Rosberg.
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Henderson had earlier fought back
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with a leg injury.
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10-year-old to win 18 of his 24
starts, including the Queen Mother
Champion Chase twice, said: Its
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STANDINGS
Drivers
1 N Rosberg (Ger) 367pts
2 L Hamilton (Gbr) 355
3 D Ricciardo (Aus) 246
197
4 S Vettel (Ger)
5 M Verstappen (Ned) 192
6 K Raikkonen (Fin) 178
97
7 S Perez (Mex)
85
8 V Bottas (Fin)
9 N Hulkenberg (Ger) 66
53
(Spa)
Alonso
10 F
51
11 F Massa (Bra)
46
12 C Sainz (Spa)
29
(Fra)
n
Grosjea
R
13
25
14 D Kvyat (Rus)
21
15 J Button (Gbr)
16 K Magnussen (Den) 7
2
F1 17 F Nasr (Bra)
Not Classied: 17 E Gutierrez (Mex) Haas
s
60 Laps completed, 18 F Massa (Bra) William
ers
factur
Manu
46 Laps completed, 19 J Palmer (Gbr) Renault 1 Mercedes 722pts
20 Laps completed, 20 K Raikkonen (Fin)
446
2 Red Bull
Ferrari 19 Laps completed, 21 M Ericsson (Swe) 3 Ferrari
375
163
Sauber-Ferrari 11 Laps completed, 22 R
India
4 Force
136
Grosjean (Fra) Haas F1 0 Laps completed.
5 Williams
75
s.
6 McLaren
Fastest lap: Verstappen 1m 25.305
63
Rosso
Toro
7
Pole: Hamilton 1min 10.736secs.
1 L Hamilton (Gbr) Mercedes 3h 01m 01.335s

3:01:12.790
2 N Rosberg (Ger) Mercedes
3 M Verstappen (Ned) Red Bull 3:01:22.816
3:01:26.681
4 S Perez (Mex) Force India
3:01:27.669
5 S Vettel (Ger) Ferrari
.495
3:01:30
6 C Sainz (Spa) Toro Rosso
7 N Hulkenberg (Ger) Force India 3:01:31.162
3:01:31.821
8 D Ricciardo (Aus) Red Bull
3:01:43.955
9 F Nasr (Bra) Sauber-Ferrari
3:01:45.767
10 F Alonso (Spa) McLaren
3:01:46.627
11 V Bottas (Fin) Williams
3:01:47.144
12 E Ocon (Fra) Manor
3:01:52.527
13 D Kvyat (Rus) Toro Rosso
14 K Magnussen (Den) Renault 3:01:52.890
3:02:01.833
15 P Wehrlein (Ger) Manor
3:02:23.329.
16 J Button (Gbr) McLaren
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who had booed the race

organisers as they lost patience
with the hold-ups in racing.
The race started behind the
safety car for seven laps and
Marcus Ericsson brought it
back out on lap 13 when he
smashed his Sauber backwards
into the barriers.
Racing resumed at the end of
lap 19 but Ferraris Kimi
Raikkonen then spun and
crashed into the pit-straight
wall moments later, almost
collecting German team-mate
Sebastian Vettel as he went.
This is just bad, just stupid,
Vettel, who had spun off on lap
10 and ended up facing oncoming
cars amid the spray, shouted
over the radio. Red flag is what
it needs, we need to stop the
race. How many people do they
want to crash?
The red flags were duly waved
seconds later and the sodden
fans left in the grandstands
were booing loudly when the
race was red flagged for the
second time after another seven
laps behind the safety car with
the rain forecast to worsen.
On the restart Rosberg took it
too slow through the Senna
S bend on lap 34. Third-placed
Verstappen took full advantage,

sweeping past him on the outside
of the corner and into second.
But at the end of lap 37
Verstappen
provided
the
moment of the day when he lost
control of his Red Bull and only
a miracle stopped him smashing
into the barriers.
It cost him three seconds but
he still managed to hold off
Rosberg by the time he had
straightened it up before the
first corner. And he radioed in,
with masterly understatement:
My heartbeat went a bit higher
there.
The next time the safety car
appeared he ducked into the
pits for fresh tyres, re-emerging
13th but then brilliantly drove
through the field again back up
to third.
Sadly there was no happy
send-off for local hero Felipe
Massa in his last home race
when he spun off and crashed
on the run to the pit straight on
lap 48. He got out and waved to
the crowd but he was left in
tears after making an early exit
from a race he won in 2006 and
2008, and where he came
so close to winning the
world title eight years ago.
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do is do what I am doing. The
team have given me a great car
and finally the reliability has
been good. Right now Im just
living in the moment.
This is one of my easier races.
I didnt have any spins, any
moments. I was generally just
chilling up front, when it rains it
is usually a good day for me. No
mistakes, no dramas, no spins,
it was interesting to hear how
many spins there were behind
me.
If Rosberg is feeling the heat
he still is not showing it. He
said: It didnt go my way, Lewis
did a great job. It was very
difficult conditions but I can
live with second place today.
Hamilton had never won at
Interlagos but did so by keeping
his concentration as drivers
spent lap after lap behind the
safety car in the torrential
downpour as a number of
collisions and spin-offs left
debris on the track.
Red Bulls teenage sensation
Max Verstappen also showed
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fearless overtaking moves to
clinch third and provide some
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PORTUGAL (1)....... 4 LATVIA (0) ..........1
Ronaldo 28 (pen), 85 Zjuzins 68
William Carvalho 69
Bruno Alves 90
SWITZERLAND (1) . 2 FAEROE ISLES (0)0

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Portugal .....................4
Hungary ......................4
Faroe Is ......................4
Latvia .........................4
Andorra ......................4
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Austria .......................4
Georgia ......................4
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Group G
ALBANIA (0) .......... 0 ISRAEL (1) ..........3

LIECHTENSTN (0).. 0 ITALY (4) ............4
Belotti 11, 44
Immobile 12
Candreva 32
SPAIN (1) .............. 4 MACEDONIA (0) ..0

Velkoski 34 (og), Vitolo 63
Monreal 84, Aduriz 85
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Italy ...........................4 3 1
Israel .........................4 3 0
Albania .......................4 2 0
FYR Macedonia ...........4 0 0
Liechtenstein ..............4 0 0
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0 11
1 8
2 4
4 4
4 1
A Pts
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4 10
5 9
6 6
11 0
16 0
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Anier 29
Mertens 16, 68
E Hazard 25, Carrasco 62
Klavan 65 (og), Lukaku 83, 88
CYPRUS (1)........... 3 GIBRALTAR (0) ...1

GREECE (0) ........... 1 BOSNIA-HERZ (1) 1
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Greece .......................4
Bosnia-H.....................4
Cyprus ........................4
Estonia .......................4
Gibraltar .....................4
McClean 48
Group I
A Mitrovic 86
W D L F A Pts
3 1 0 7 3 10
2 2 0 9 5 8
1 3 0 8 4 6
1 1 2 6 7 4
0 2 2 3 5 2
0 1 3 2 11 1
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Ukraine ......................4
Iceland .......................4
Turkey ........................4
Finland .......................4
Kosovo .......................4
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L F
0 21
0 9
1 8
3 3
3 5
4 2
A Pts
1 12
2 10
5 7
8 3
15 3
17 0
CROATIA (1).......... 2 ICELAND (0) .......0

TURKEY (0) ........... 2 KOSOVO (0)........0
UKRAINE (1) ......... 1 FINLAND (0) .......0
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0 7
1 6
1 5
3 3
3 1
A Pts
1 10
3 8
5 7
5 5
6 1
12 1
Sky Bet League One
BRADFORD (2) ...... 4 ROCHDALE (0) ....0

BURY (1) ............... 1 SOUTHEND (2) ...4
COVENTRY (0)....... 0 SCUNTHORPE (0)1
GILLINGHAM (0).... 2 NORTHMPTN (1) 1
MILLWALL (1) ....... 4 BRISTOL RV (0) ..0
MK DONS (0) ........ 1 WALSALL (1).......1
OLDHAM (0) .......... 0 AFC WIMBDN (0)0
PORT VALE (0) ...... 2 FLEETWOOD (0) .1
SHRWSBURY (1) ... 2 OXFORD UTD (0) 0
SWINDON (1) ........ 3 CHARLTON (0) ....0
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PETERBORO (1) .... 1 BOLTON (0) ........0
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Bradford...................17
Sheff Utd ..................16
Bolton ......................17
Peterborough ............17
Bristol Rovers ...........17
Port Vale ..................17
Northampton.............17
Millwall.....................16
AFC Wimbledon .........17
Rochdale ..................17
Southend ..................17
Fleetwood .................17
Walsall .....................16
Charlton ...................16
Bury .........................17
Gillingham ................17
Coventry ...................17
Swindon....................17
Oxford Utd ................17
MK Dons...................17
Oldham.....................17
Shrewsbury ...............17
Chesterfield ..............17
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8 1 26
4 3 30
4 4 20
5 5 27
5 5 26
4 6 22
6 5 28
3 6 29
6 5 23
3 7 19
5 6 22
4 7 24
7 4 21
8 4 18
2 9 25
5 7 24
7 6 15
4 8 19
4 8 18
5 8 21
7 7 9
5 9 18
3 11 17
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26
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Sky Bet League Two

BLACKPOOL (1) .... 4
COLCHESTER (0)... 0
CRAWLEY TN (1) ... 1
CREWE (1) ............ 1
EXETER (0) ........... 1
GRIMSBY (2) ......... 2
HARTLEPOOL (1)... 2
LUTON (0) ............. 1
NEWPORT (1)........ 2
PORTSMTH (1)...... 4
STEVENAGE (0) ..... 2
WYCOMBE (0) ....... 2
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Carlisle......................16
Doncaster ..................16
Portsmouth................16
Luton ........................16
Crewe........................16
Grimsby .....................16
Notts County..............16
Blackpool ..................16
Yeovil ........................16
Accrington .................16
Barnet .......................16
Crawley Town .............16
Morecambe................16
Hartlepool .................16
Wycombe ...................16
Cambridge .................16
Mansfield ..................16
Leyton Orient .............16
Stevenage ..................15
Cheltenham ...............16
Colchester .................16
Exeter .......................16
Newport County..........15
NOTTS CO (0).....0
L ORIENT (1) ......3
CAMBRIDGE (2)..3
PLYMOUTH (1) ...2
DONCASTER (0)..3
BARNET (0) ........2
CHELTENHAM (0)0
ACCRNGTN (0) ...0
CARLISLE (0) ......0
MANSFIELD (0)...0
YEOVIL (0) ..........2
MORECAMBE (0) 0
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3 5 27
6 3 25
7 4 20
4 6 20
4 6 22
6 5 27
3 7 16
5 6 19
8 4 22
5 6 17
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7 5 25
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4 7 16
7 5 15
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ENGLAND
AUSTRALIA
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By Chris Hamilton
OF ALL the indignities
heaped on England by
Australia in recent times,
this
was
the
most
depressing.
The appointment of legendary
coach Wayne Bennett was
supposed to take England to
the next level and make them
capable of finally beating the
Kangaroos.
But at the Olympic Stadium
yesterday,
England
were
familiarly
and
ruthlessly
outclassed once again as their
hopes of making the Four
Nations final at Anfield were
reduced to rubble.
A tight first half ended 10-6 to
Australia but the second half
got ugly as England capitulated
and appeared as far away from
their rivals as at any point
during the past decade.
It will be New Zealand who
face the Kangaroos in Sundays
final after a result and display
that will give Bennett plenty to
think about ahead of next years
World Cup Down Under.
Bennett was handed a twoyear deal as head coach despite
Steve
McNamara
guiding
England to a Test series win
over the Kiwis last autumn.
Widely regarded as the Sir
Alex Ferguson of rugby league,
having won a record seven NRL
titles in his homeland, Bennetts
arrival encouraged hopes of
beating the worlds best.
If anything, though, England
have gone backwards under the
66-year-old in this tournament.
Australia, knitted together
superbly by skipper Cameron
Smith and half-backs Johnathan
Thurston and Cooper Cronk,
were too strong once again.
They outscored England by six
tries to three and Bennett was
left to bemoan an error-strewn
display, which included his side
twice failing to find touch from
penalties during the first half.
Despite boasting over half-adozen NRL-based players in his
side, Bennett said: Our inability
to continually maintain pressure,
not finding the sideline on two
occasions, was pretty important
in any context let alone against
the best team in the world. Then
there were stupid penalties we
continually give away. England
are very capable of being a lot
LADBROKES SCOTTISHChship:
Dumbarton 0 Morton 2, Hibernian 1
Falkirk 1. League 1: Airdrieonians 1
Brechin 0, Albion 3 Stranraer 2,
Queens Park 0 Peterhead 0. League
2: Arbroath 4 Clyde 0, Cowdenbeath 2
Montrose 0, Edinburgh City 1 Annan
Athletic 0, Elgin 2 Stirling 3, Forfar 2
Berwick 0.
VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE:
Bromley 1 Boreham Wood 0, Dag &
Red 0 Gateshead 5, Eastleigh 1 York
1, Guiseley 2 Torquay 0, Lincoln City 3
Aldershot 3, Macclesfield 0 Forest
Green 1, Solihull Moors 2 Dover 3,
Southport 3 Maidstone Utd 2, Sutton
Utd 0 Barrow 0, Tranmere 2 Chester
FC 2, Woking 1 North Ferriby Utd 1,
Wrexham 0 Braintree Town 1.
P
Forest Green.............20
Lincoln City ...............19
Tranmere ..................19
Dag & Red ................19
Barrow .....................19
Dover .......................19
Aldershot ..................20
Gateshead ................19
Eastleigh ..................19
Boreham Wood .........19
Macclesfield .............19
Chester FC ...............19
Sutton Utd ................19
Wrexham ..................20
Bromley ....................19
Solihull Moors...........19
Maidstone Utd ..........19
Southport .................19
Torquay ....................19
York .........................19
Braintree Town .........19
Woking .....................19
Guiseley....................19
North Ferriby Utd ......20
W
14
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11
11
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4 39
4 27
5 28
2 30
7 37
5 25
5 35
4 30
5 22
7 25
6 28
7 24
7 17
9 22
9 25
9 25
10 19
11 15
9 20
11 17
11 27
12 22
14 8
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17
33
19
19
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46
37
37
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32
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30
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22
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18
16
16
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SPORT
WORLD OF
VALENTINES
DAY: Holmes
goes over for
Australias
sixth and
final try
Picture:
MIKE HEWITT
Carl gets Gee-up

BOXING
England are
ripped apart
better than they are right now
but we need to get these little
problems out of the road, which
are manifested by their club
football.
They get away with it at that
level but you cant at this level
and thats the difference.
Its not about commitment,
effort, or guys trying hard
because they have good skills.
Its all there, they just have
to clean their act up and figure
out what beats them. They
think its the opposition that
beats them.
England struck first through
Jermaine McGillvarys wellworked effort before Australia
replied through a similar score
from Blake Ferguson in the right
corner.
Four minutes after the restart,
Sam Burgess spilled the ball less
than 10 metres out and Australia
soon advanced upfield as Greg
Inglis dummied his way through
the England defence to score. In
CRICKET
2ND TESTAustralia v South

Africa (Hobart): Australia 85
(V D Philander 5-21). South Africa
171-5. No play yesterday - rain.
GOLF
NEDBANK CHALLENGE (Sun City,

South Africa)Final rnd (Gbr & Irl
unless stated, par 72): 274 A Noren
(Swe) 69 67 75 63, 280 J Wang
(Kor) 68 73 64 75, 281 V Dubuisson
(Fra) 69 75 69 68, R Gouveia (Por)
74 68 72 67, A Sullivan 72 69 68
72, B Grace (Rsa) 71 69 71 70,
A Canizares (Spa) 71 68 74 68, 282
H Stenson (Swe) 69 74 69 70.
USPGA OHL CLASSIC AT MAYAKOBA
(El Camaleon GC, Playa del Carmen,
Mexico)Final rnd (USA unless
stated, par 71): 263 P Perez 68 66
62 67, 265 G Woodland 64 65 66
70, 266 R Knox (Sco) 68 65 67 66.
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Yamaha 45m 54.228s, 2 M Marquez
(Spa) Honda 45:55.413, 3 A Iannone
(Ita) Ducati 46:00.831. Final
Standings: 1 Marquez 298pts,
2 V Rossi (Ita) Yamaha 249, 3
Lorenzo 233. Moto2: 1 J Zarco (Fra)
Kalex 43m 17.626s, 2 T Luthi (Swi)
Kalex 43:20.907, 3 F Morbidelli (Ita)
Kalex 43:22.607. Final Standings:
1 Zarco 276pts, 2 Luthi 234, 3 A Rins
(Spa) Kalex 214. Moto3: 1 B Binder
(Rsa) KTM 43m 13.777s, 2 J Mir
(Spa) KTM 43:13.833, 3 A Migno (Ita)
KTM 43:13.858.
Final Standings: 1 Binder 319pts,
2 E Bastianini (Ita) Honda 177,
3 J Navarro (Spa) Honda 150.
the 55th minute, Bennett hauled

off Brown and replaced him
with George Williams, but
Australia soon killed off the
game with quick scores from
Matt Scott and Josh Dugan.
England
replied
through
Gareth
Widdop
but
the
Kangaroos claimed a fifth
through Matt Gillett, sparking a
flare-up which saw Sam Burgess
throw a punch at David
Klemmer.
Bennett added: Sam gives
away far too many penalties and
he does it for South Sydney too.
He needs to change.
England replied again when
Ryan Hall claimed his 31st try in
31 appearances in the left corner
but there was still time for
Valentine Holmes to produce an
acrobatic finish on the left for
Australias sixth and final try.
Sam Thaiday was taken to
hospital with a fractured eye
socket and will miss this
weekends Anfield showdown.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Yesterday
Four Nations
ENGLAND ...........18 AUSTRALIA.......... 36
EnglandT: McGillvary, Widdop, Hall.
G: Widdop (3). AustraliaT: Ferguson,
Inglis, Scott, Dugan, Gillett, Holmes.
G: Thurston (6). Att: 35,569
P
Australia .......... 3
New Zealand .... 3
England ........... 3
Scotland .......... 3
W
3
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1
0
D
0
1
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A Pts
0 104 38 6
1 43 48 3
2 72 65 2
2 42 110 1
RUGBY UNION
International Matches
ENGLAND ...........37 SOUTH AFRICA .... 21
EnglandT: May, Lawes, Ford, Farrell. C:
Farrell (4). P: Farrell (2), Daly.
South AfricaT: Goosen, le Roux.
C: Combrinck. P: Lambie (2). DG: Lambie.
FRANCE..............52 SAMOA ................. 8
FranceT: V. Vakatawa (3), Huget,

Ollivon, Fickou, Penalty. C: Machenaud (2),
Serin (2). P: Machenaud (3).
SamoaT: Lee-Lo. P: Faapale.
IRELAND.............52 CANADA .............. 21
IrelandT: Earls, Marshall, OHalloran (2),

Penalty, Dillane, Marmion, Tracy.
C: Jackson (6).
CanadaT: van der Merwe, Paris, Evans.
C: McRorie (3).
ITALY .................10 NEW ZEALAND .... 68
ItalyT: Boni. C: Allan. P: Canna.

New ZealandT: Fekitoa (2), Faumuina,
Tuipulotu, Dagg, Crockett, Luatua, Dixon,
Ioane, Naholo. C: Cruden (7), Sopoaga (2).
SCOTLAND .........22 AUSTRALIA.......... 23

ScotlandT: Jones (2), J. Gray.
C: Laidlaw (2). P: Laidlaw.
AustraliaT: Hodge, Kuridrani.
C: Foley (2). P: Foley (3).
WALES ...............24 ARGENTINA ......... 20

WalesT: L. Williams, G. Davies.
C: Halfpenny. P: Halfpenny (4).
ArgentinaT: Hernandez, Landajo.
C: Sanchez (2). P: Sanchez (2).
Anglo-Welsh Cup
LEICESTER .........42 NEWPORT GWENT . 3
NORTHPTON......19 GLOUCESTER ...... 13
SARACENS .........29 NEWCASTLE ........ 18
Yesterday
EXETER ..............62 CARDIFF BLUES .. 25
WASPS...............62 WORCESTER ....... 10
TENNIS
BARCLAYS ATP WORLD TOUR

FINALS (London)Group B:
N Djokovic (Ser) bt D Thiem (Aut) 6-7
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I Dodig (Bih) & M Melo (Bra) 7-6 (7-3)
6-0, J Murray (Gbr) & B Soares (Bra)
bt T Huey (USA) & M Mirnyi (Blr) 6-4
7-5.
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U-21: France v England (BT Spt 1).

Emirates FA Cup 1st rnd Replays:
Curzon Ashton v Westfields,
Stourbridge v Whitehawk.
TOMORROW
International Matches
England v Spain (8pm) (ITV 1) ..................
France v Ivory Coast (8pm) ........................
Italy v Germany ..........................................
N Ireland v Croatia (Premier Sports) ..........
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Alfreton, Notts County v Boreham
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Solihull Moors v Yeovil, Swindon v
Eastleigh, Fleetwood Tn v Southport.
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retirement to face
Gennady Golovkin.
the fight. Hearn said
The 39-year-old has
Golovkins baiting
not boxed since
game could just
stopping
work. Hearn
George Groves
said: Carl
in May 2014.
texted me and
But Golovkin
said, What
weight would
wants a UK
Golovkin fight
fight and
me at?
hopes it is
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against Froch.
FROCH
Smith lost his
Golovkins
WBA super-feather title
promoter Tom Loeffler
bid against Jason Sosa
met Matchroom chief
in Monte Carlo but
Eddie Hearn last week
Jamie McDonnell held
and posted on Twitter
his WBA bantam crown
supposedly in jest
against Liborio Solis.
that he was negotiating
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after claiming a fourth European Tour title in
his past 11 events in the Nedbank Challenge.
The Swede, five shots behind Wang Jeunghun,
carded a 63 in South Africa to finish six shots
clear. Rory McIlroy can still end the season as
European No1 for the third year in a row, but
has to win in Dubai and hope Henrik Stenson
finishes 55th or worse in the 60-man field.
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RUGBY UNION: AUTUMN INTERNATIONALS
Schmidt
loads up
for big
rematch
ROUND-UP
JOE SCHMIDT has
challenged Ireland to
withstand a backlash
from a fully loaded
All Blacks seeking
revenge in Dublin on
Saturday.
Schmidt admits
Ireland caught the
All Blacks at an
opportune time for
their maiden victory
over them in Chicago on
November 5.
The back-to-back
world champions were
hamstrung by a host
of second-row injury
problems but will have
peerless lock Brodie
Retallick back in his
unique auxiliary role.
Theyll come
full-strength, fully
loaded; maybe we
surprised them a bit in
Chicago, said coach
Schmidt after a
fully-changed Ireland
beat Canada 52-21.
I read they didnt
look back too much at
the defeat to us before
playing Italy [winning
68-10] this weekend.
Theyre incredibly well
prepared physically and
NEW DAWN:
Maro Itoje has
the whole world
in his hands
Itoje breaks
mould as
the face of
Englands
future
YOUNG,
GIFTED
AND ON
TRACK:
Itoje has
exploded
onto the
scene and
has all the
attributes
England
coach
Jones
relies on
EXCLUSIVE
By Neil Squires
MARO ITOJE is in a hurry.
Just turned 22, the European
Player of the Year was last night
named World Breakthrough
Player of the Year at the World
Rugby awards.
SCHMIDT: Warning
the rate they play at if
they have the ball, youre
under pressure. And
theyll have more access
to it if theyve got their
second-row back.
What we say is,
Right, this is what we
believe might work, lets
commit to this, then set
about trying to put it
together as best we can.
Scotland suffered
another single-point
defeat to Australia, but
rookie prop Zander
Fagerson said the future
was bright after their
new props stood tall.
Loosehead Allan Dell
made his debut while
tighthead Fagerson
was making his first
international start.
They came up against
an Australia front row
containing more than
200 caps, but with the
guidance of hooker Ross
Ford making his 100th
Scotland appearance
did not disappoint.
We did some good
things, some bad things,
but it was a great day for
learning, said Fagerson.
Its a shame about the
result but I loved being
out there. The boys put
in a hell of a shift and
were just unlucky.
It is to Englands detriment that

Itoje is unable to add to his seven caps
this autumn because of a broken hand
but the short-term frustration should
not mask the long-term prognosis.
If fit, he will tour with the Lions next
summer; beyond that he will definitely
captain his country.
The next great England rugby player
is lying in wait and, in case you hadnt
noticed, he happens to be black.
Englands rugby union team is a
multi-racial
affair
but
it
has
predominantly looked to the white
middle-classes for its heroes.
Born in Camden to Nigerian parents
Efe and Florence, Itojes presence for
the next decade at the heart of
everything England do will be
significant in broadening the appeal of
the sport in this country.
When Itojes curious eye was first
drawn to rugby as a nine-year-old,
Jonny Wilkinson straight out of
English rugby central casting was
commanding the landscape.
The first time I took real notice of it
was after the World Cup in 2003.
Nigerians arent known for their rugby
knowledge and it wasnt something
my family were engaged in, said Itoje.
But when I moved to secondary
school and started playing, I fell in
love pretty quickly. Everyone was
welcoming. I didnt feel an outsider.
I looked up to people who looked
like me such as Ugo Monye and Topsy
Ojo. It is important to have people
playing who look like you, so if I can
help motivate other British Nigerians
to play that will be beneficial.
In one sense, Itojes background is
old school, having spent his sixth-form
years at Harrow on a scholarship. In
others he is very different. He listens
to hip-hop, collects Nigerian art and is
a Christian. I wear rosary beads quite
a lot. Thats two-fold. I like the way
they look but I also wear them because

of their meaning, he said.
Im aware that Im blessed to be
in this position. Im very grateful to
God for these opportunities and
hopefully I can do them justice.
Then there is the poetry he dabbles
in and the politics degree he is studying
at Londons School of Oriental and
African Studies. This has been a fertile
period to be around for someone as
engrossed in the subject matter as he
is. Both sides of the pond are pretty
interesting at the moment, he said.

In America I dont even know how on
earth Trump can be where he is. Id
like to think in England a character
like Mr Trump wouldnt get this far in
the running for Prime Minister.
Here, Brexit wasnt the course of
action I supported or recommended.
However, it has happened so we have
to make the best of the situation and
move forward by making good
decisions and good agreements. Its
a fascinating time. Itoje, who led
England
to
the
Junior
World
Championship in 2014, has yet to taste
defeat for the senior side. With a Grand
Slam and an historic series win in
Australia in his back pocket, 2016 had
delivered a fantasy start to his Test
career up until his injury.
There are plenty of other England
absentees this autumn but the
suspicion is that it will be Itoje who
will be missed the most. Barely out of
nappies as a Test player, he is already
the man Eddie Jones can least do
without.
In a side constructed upon the twin
bedrocks of destructive defence and
forward power, he delivers in both to
an extent that a player of his tender
years has no right to.
He is a special individual whose
career is on fast-forward as his latest
award last night underlined.
ENGLAND captain Sarah Hunter,
who led her team to a 12-10 win over
Ireland yesterday in which recordbreaking prop Rochelle Clark scored a
try on her 155th appearance, was
named World Rugbys womens player
of the year last night. Otherwise the
awards were dominated by New
Zealand who claimed the coach (Steve
Hansen) player (Beauden Barrett)
and team of the year gongs.
Maro Itoje was speaking as an
ambassador of Vitality. For more
information visit www.vitality.co.uk.
Wales set to ring out the old

WALES are set to rest
several key figures ahead of
their autumn finale against
South Africa.
Rob Howley confirmed
that he will make changes
for next Saturdays third
autumn
international
against Japan, with one eye
on taking on the Springboks
seven days later.
Among those players set
to be rested are Alun Wyn
Jones, Gethin Jenkins and
Luke Charteris as Howley
gives senior members of his
WALES
ARGENTINA
24
20
By Matt Lloyd
squad
a
chance
to
recuperate before a game
that is likely to define the
campaign.
Howley wants Wales to
improve their 70 per cent
home record during the
Warren Gatland era. Having
held out against Argentina
and favourites to beat
Japan this weekend, they

will then be aiming for three
wins from four in the series
against South Africa. It
would also offer the big
southern hemisphere scalp
that would make the
campaign a success.
Howley said: We will
make changes. We have a
few 30-year-olds in that
side that started so they
might need a rest.
Its important that we
look after our squad but
well pick a strong side. We
respect Japan. They are a

very good team, they want
to play a fast and open
game, so its important we
respect them.
Taulupe
Faletau
is
progressing well as he
recovers from knee ligament
damage suffered at the
start of the season.
He would have to play
either against Japan, or
potentially for Bath against
Bristol on Friday night, to
have any chance of facing
the Springboks after 10
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We must raise
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BIG-GAME
PLAYER:
Elliot Daly
shows great
composure
to slot home
Picture: ADRIAN DENNIS
Neil
SQUIRES
REPORTS
ENGLAND
37
SOUTH AFRICA 21
SO FARR, SO
GOOD: Owen
Farrell slides
in for the
fourth try to
seal victory
for England
Deadly Daly
quick to find
his range
THERE was an odd

atmosphere around the
England camp after they
had digested a first
win over South Africa for
a decade, one mirrored
around Twickenham.
On the surface there was

satisfaction that a full stop had
been put to that dismal run and
an 11th successive victory
registered with some ease, but
deep inside there was a slightly
hollow feeling.
As Grand Slam champions
and
Wallaby
whitewashers,
Englands standards are such
now that even a 16-point win
over one of the world games
traditional heavyweights does
not automatically cut the
mustard.
That
aspirational
outlook shows the strides
England have taken in the past
year under Eddie Jones, below.
But the reality was that even
allowing for four tries in the rain,
they should have put away the
worst Springbok side to have
visited London for 14 years more
emphatically.
While the word heavyweights
accurately reflects the poundage
of the meaty Springbok pack, it
does not currently depict the
state of a lost rugby nation
humped 57-15 by New Zealand
in Durban last month.
Its a strange one,
admitted No 8 Billy
Vunipola. We put a
lot of mental pressure
on ourselves and we
knew the ten-year
hoodoo was over us
so we never wanted
to get above our
stations
or
show
South Africa we were
complacent.
Maybe we went too
far the other way and
were a bit flat. But
we stuck to our
business and
came out on
top. There were opportunities

we left out there but thats the
team that we are now. We maybe
werent as clinical as we wanted
to be. But we managed to beat a
team that was hurting, a team
that was very motivated.
It was our first game for a
few months. Hopefully next
week we can put out something
thats a bit better.
Vunipola was part of an
effective back-row unit
which totally outplayed
their
counterparts,
including poor PieterSteph du Toit, who
was reduced to a
waxwork
by
Ben
Youngs in the buildup to the second-half
tries by George Ford
and Owen Farrell.
While
Joe
Launchbury,
a
productive
lineout source, won the man-ofthe-match award on his return
to the side, Youngs must have
pushed him close.
He has an athletic advantage
because hes a big lad for a halfback. He weighs 88 or 89 kilos,
depending on how many lollies
hes eaten! said Jones. He has
a nice turn of pace and a nice
awareness of space. We want to
develop that running game with
him. He has an exceptional
kicking game. The only other
half-back Ive seen with a kicking
game like him is Fourie du
Preez.
He can have the same
influence for us that Fourie du
Preez had on the Springboks.
We want to be the sort of team
who can play completely off
nine, completely off 10 or
completely off 12. That will
make us so hard to defend.
England are part of the way
there with Ford and Farrell
moving the cumbersome visitors
around intelligently, but the
context was a Springbok side

whose drop-off since they
reached the World Cup semifinal has been alarming.
Jones, a coaching colleague of
Allister Coetzee at the 2007
World Cup, feels for the exposed
Springbok coach.
Hes a terrific guy. Hes one of
my favourite people in rugby,
said Jones. That is a hard job.
You lose Fourie du Preez, you
lose Jean de Villiers, Victor
Matfield, Bismarck du Plessis
and youre still expected to
perform like a No 1, two or three
team in the world. Whenever
you lose players like that, you
have a hole in your team.
Englands next opponents Fiji
are likely to offer even less of a
threat but while Jones will
experiment, he will resist the
temptation to put out a 2nd XV.
I want people to deserve their
opportunity, he said. To start
for England has to be the
proudest thing of their lives and
to do that,
you have
to earn it.
and bring in the new

weeks out. The Japan game
could also be an opportunity
for teenage wing Keelan
Giles to make his Test
debut, having proved a star
for Wales Under-20s and the
Ospreys this season.
There could be an
opportunity for Keelan,
said Howley. He has been
fast-tracked and brought
into the squad. If you are
good enough, it doesnt
matter about your age.
Wales will have to improve
their finishing if they are to
beat Japan and particularly

South
Africa,
having
struggled to break down
Argentina despite having
the majority of possession
and territory.
Liam Williams and Gareth
Davies did weave their way
over from close range, with
Leigh Halfpenny kicking
14 points. Argentina also
scored two tries though
Juan Martin Hernandez
and Martin Landajo, with
Nicolas Sanchez adding
10 points with the boot in a
close contest. Hooker Ken

Owens said: We spoke all
week about not being
individual close to the line
but
there
was
some
white-line fever at times
and we didnt execute as
well as we would have liked
in that area.
The top teams in the
southern
hemisphere
convert those chances
just look at Australia last
week so we still have to
work on that part of
our game.
HAVE A REST:
Wales veterans
Gethin Jenkins
and Alun Wyn
Jones, right
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IT WAS an easy
mistake to make. After
the ball sailed through
the uprights to stretch
Englands lead to a
decisive 11-point
margin, the stadium
announcer proclaimed
to a rapturous
audience: Penalty to
Englands Owen
Farrell.
Coming just before
the break and from a
couple of metres inside
the South African half,
the three-pointer was
delivered with such
precision that it was
natural to assume it
came from the boot of
Farrell, who walked
away from this
convincing victory with
19 points.
But the boot
belonged to Farrells
centre partner, Elliot
Daly. The 24-year-old
said he had been
landing kicks
from long range
during the
warm-up. But
it is one thing
to bang them
over in a
virtually
empty
stadium with
the pressure off;
doing that in front of
a near 82,000 crowd, on
your first Test start
and with the chance to
put a hefty nail in the
Springbok coffin is a
different matter. It
showed remarkable
composure.
I was practising
from that range before
the game and making
sure that if it did come
on offer that Id make
Dylan Hartley aware I
could get it, said
Daly. There was only
a minute left on the
clock, so it was the
perfect time to
have a go and
luckily it sailed
over.
While Daly
possesses an
invaluable
howitzer of a left
boot, he also
showed a subtler
side to his game
earlier in the first
By Andrew Elliott
half, when his chip
ahead led to chaos in
the Springbok ranks
and eventually
Courtney Lawes, below,
marking his 50th cap,
pounced to score.
Dalys polished
display vindicated
coach Eddie Jones
decision to pick the
in-form Wasp ahead of
Baths Jonathan
Joseph, and he should
get the nod again
against Fiji on
Saturday.
Elliot did really well,
hes a nice player, said
Jones. He has the
ability at No13 to make
outside breaks, which
is enormously
important. He also has
that educated left boot
you can tell he has
been to public school
and he gives you
another attacking
weapon.
Experiencing
Englands first
win over South
Africa in a
decade, with
Ben Youngs
running the
show from
scrum-half, has
clearly whetted the
appetite of Daly, who
said: I was over the
moon at being
selected. To get my
first start is massive. I
just wanted to put in a
good performance and
I feel I did that.
When you first come
into the England camp,
there are so many good
coaches, you learn so
much so quickly and in
my first couple of
involvements with the
squad I was just trying
to take it all in.
From that point, I
was focused on what I
needed to do, which
was play well for
Wasps and try to put
my hand up. Hopefully
Ive done that.
Ive been rewarded
with the start, which is
a massively proud
moment for me, and
hopefully I can get a
few more.
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HAMEED: Unbelievable
Skipper:
we have
silenced
doubters
FROM BACK PAGE
tourists have all to play
for in the remaining
four Tests, starting
in Visakhapatnam on
Thursday.
No one was talking of
us having a chance in
this series but the way
we played showed were
in there, said Cook.
It shows everyone we
can play after what
happened in Bangladesh.
It was a brilliant
performance all round.
Weve put everything
on the line and got
ourselves in a position
to force a result. Its
disappointing not to
get over the line but
everyone can be proud.
Weve proved to
everyone we can play.
We did a lot of very good
things, we just couldnt
quite get over the line.
Cook scored his 30th
Test ton as England
declared their secondinnings on 260-3 to set
up a late victory charge.
It saw him overtake
Don Bradman on
crickets all-time list
of century-makers.
Cook said he was
more concerned about
dedicating his knock to
new-born daughter
Isabelle.
Englands skipper
made a whistle-stop
return home from the
tour of Bangladesh to
be at the birth.
He said: Lets not
talk about Bradman,
who probably did it in a
third of the knocks. But
yes, Ive sacrificed a bit
to come out here.
Its never easy and
you want to make it
worthwhile and score
a few runs to say its
worth it. When youve
seen your daughter for
18 hours or whatever,
its nice that youve
scored a few runs.
Cook had special
praise for new opening
partner Haseeb Hameed,
who capped a brilliant
debut with an innings of
82 on the final day the
highest score by a
teenager for England.
Hes an unbelievable
player, said Cook. He
was pushing me close to
retirement when we
walked off yesterday.
A 19-year-old not
only outbatted me but
scored quicker than me
and made it look easier
than me. Hes a find,
isnt he?
CRICKET: FIRST TEST
Cook gives Kohli

one helluva fright
From Chris Stocks in Rajkot
ENGLAND proved they will
be no pushovers in this
series after giving India a
bloody nose in the opening
Test.
Alastair Cooks men might not

have gained the win their
performance deserved, but they
will take a lot of confidence from
coming so close to beating the
worlds No 1 team.
India have been invincible on
home soil since England memorably
won here in 2012, cantering to
victory in 12 of their past 13 home
Tests. However, this scare will force
them to rapidly reassess opponents
they might have expected to be
pushovers following their recent
1-1 series draw in Bangladesh.
Predictions of a 5-0 whitewash
were floated in India after England
were humiliated in Dhaka just over
two weeks ago.
If they could not cope with
spinning conditions against Test
crickets ninth-ranked team, who
bowled them out inside a session,
then what chance against India?
As it turned out, England blunted
the threat of spin duo Ravichandran
Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja
superbly.
No visiting batsman had scored
a Test hundred in India since
Australias Michael Clarke in
February 2013.
But England produced four, with
Joe
Root,
Moeen
Ali
and
Ben Stokes piling on the runs in
the first innings before Cook made
130 in the second, with his 30th
Test hundred seeing him overtake
Australian great Don Bradman on
the all-time list.
Instead,
it
was
Englands
spinners, led by Adil Rashids three
wickets on this final day, who
pushed India to the brink of defeat
as they limped to the close on 172-6
after surviving 52.3 nervy overs.
England know there is much
work to do in the remaining four
matches of the series. Yet they will
now head into Thursdays second
Test at Visakhapatnam with
renewed confidence they can shock
India.
It was a brilliant performance
all round, said Cook. Four
hundreds, our spinners bowled
well, our seamers were outstanding
and we got ourselves in a position
to force a result on day five.
I said at the beginning of the
tour that weve got some very
talented players. Ben Stokes,
Moeen Ali and Joe Root are worldclass cricketers. We did a lot of very
good things, we just couldnt
quite get over the line.
England started this
final day on 114-0, a lead
of 163, with hopes of
setting up a declaration
that would give them a shot
at victory.
Teenager Haseeb Hameed,
who had registered a maiden
half-century on debut the previous
evening, went on to make 84 before
being dismissed by Amit Mishra
with England on 180-1.
Cook had played horribly at the
start of his innings but grafted his
way through to register his fifth
hundred in India more than any
other visiting batsman. Root also
SCOREBOARD
India v England
INDIAN
SIGN:
Rashid, far right
above, celebrates
the wicket of
Pujara while
Cooks century
put England
in the
box seat
Pictures:
AMIT
DAVE
RAJKOT: India drew with England

ENGLAND: First Innings 537
(Stokes 128, Root 124, Ali 117)
INDIA: First Innings 488
(Vijay 126, Pujara 124, Ashwin 70, Rashid 4-114)
ENGLAND: Second Innings
(Overnight 114-0)
Mins Balls Runs
A Cook c Jadeja b Ashwin .................. 299 243 130
(holed out to long-off)
H Hameed c & b Mishra .................... 233 177
82
(hit return catch straight to bowler)
J Root c Saha b Mishra ......................... 7
5
4
(caught behind sweeping)
B Stokes not out ................................ 55
29
29
B11 lb3 nb1.................................................... 15
Total (3 wkts., dec 75.3 overs) .................... 260
Fall: 180, 192, 260.
Bowling: Shami 11-1-29-0, Jadeja 15-1-47-0, Ashwin
23.3-4-63-1, Yadav 13-2-47-0, Mishra 13-0-60-2.
departed as England went into

lunch on 211-2, a lead of 260.
Some may have declared then,
but Cook ploughed on and
by the time he holed out to
Ashwin 28 minutes after
lunch, India were left
needing 310 to win
in a minimum of
49 overs. That
was
never
likely and
INDIA: Second Innings

Mins Balls Runs
M Vijay c Hameed b Rashid ................. 88
71
31
(played forward and looped catch to short leg)
G Gambhir c Root b Woakes .................. 8
6
0
(fended to second slip)
C Pujara lbw Rashid ............................ 55
36
18
(hit on pads to ball pitched outside leg)
V Kohli not out ................................. 126
98
49
A Rahane b Ali ..................................... 5
5
1
(bowled via pads to turning delivery)
R Ashwin c Root b Ansari .................... 55
53
32
(drove to cover)
W Saha c & b Rashid .......................... 12
13
9
(simple return catch for bowler)
R Jadeja not out ................................. 29
33
32
Total (6 wkts., 52.3 overs)........................... 172
Fall: 0, 47, 68, 71, 118, 132.
Bowling: Broad 3-2-8-0, Woakes 4-1-6-1,
Ansari 8-1-41-1, Ali 19-5-47-1, Rashid 14.3-1-64-3,
Stokes 2-1-1-0, Root 2-0-5-0.
Umpires: H Dharmasena & C Gaffaney.
England knew their chances of

winning were slim.
But they increased when India
slipped to 68-3 shortly after tea
and, with 10 overs left, were
wobbling on 118-5.
Things got even more interesting
when Rashid caught Wriddhiman
Saha off his own bowling to reduce
India to 132-6 with half-an-hour
left.
A defiant unbeaten 49 from India
captain Virat Kohli may have saved
his team, but they were given an
almighty scare by an England side
whom they will now underestimate
at their peril.
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WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS WILLIAMS SETS WALES BIG TARGET

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1
WALES
SERBIA
TALE OF WOE: This

late goal by Mitrovic
dented the Dragons
World Cup hopes
By Jake Bacon
ASHLEY
WILLIAMS
believes Wales must win
their
remaining
six
qualifying games to
reach Russia 2018 after
a painful reminder of the
fine lines that separate
success and failure in
international football.
The Wales captain knows

the Dragons hopes of playing
in their first World Cup finals
since 1958 suffered a huge
blow after a 1-1 draw against
Serbia on Saturday.
Aleksandar
Mitrovics
85th-minute header cancelled
out Gareth Bales first-half
strike in Cardiff to leave Wales
four points behind Group D
leaders the Republic of
Ireland.
Chris Colemans battlers
will feel aggrieved following
50 chaotic seconds when
Serbia equalised after Bale
had struck a post. Ireland are
up next, in Dublin in March.
Closing the gap, with the
return match in Serbia also
still to come, is a major
challenge but Williams, below,
believes Wales can still beat
any country in the world.
While it is still a close group,
if we have to win all of our
games, we are confident
enough to know we can do
that. We have to win now, said
the Everton defender.
We hit the post and it came
out, Serbia hit the post and it
went in. It is just frustrating. It
is not all doom and gloom
though. We have not lost yet.
Well take that as a positive.
The Republic of Irelands
shock win in Austria, prior to
the game at the Cardiff City
Stadium, put even more
pressure on Wales to deliver.
Wales must pull off huge
upsets now to reach Russia
they have not beaten the
Republic in their last six
attempts, and they lost 6-1 in
Serbia four years ago.
The showdown in Dublin
could well decide their fate.
The Dragons have failed to
beat the Republic of Ireland
since a 1-0 victory in 1992.
Williams added: Every game
gets bigger and bigger when
you dont win. It is frustrating
to take the lead again and not
GROUP D
REP OF IRE
SERBIA
WALES
AUSTRIA
GEORGIA
MOLDOVA
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4
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11
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We need six
of best now
Cup chance. This shattering
result
followed
the
disappointing draw with
Georgia
last
month
when Wales relinquished
another lead.
Williams revealed how
Coleman
told
his
players in the dressing
room
that
their
qualifying campaign
is far from over.
He is hurting,
the same as us and
everybody
else
concerned with
Wales. But he
said it feels
different to the
last game where
we threw it away, said
win. The Ireland game is a

long time away. At some
point we must call it a
must-win, because when
we dont get the points the
next one is even more
important.
The games against
Ireland
will
be
important but we feel
we can win anywhere,
as long as we do our
jobs and play the way
we are supposed to.
As the full-time
whistle
went
in
Cardiff, a distraught
Coleman looked up to
the heavens, knowing
Wales had possibly
blown their World
Williams. He reminded us
that we can still qualify, that
teams will take points off
everyone in this group, so it is
still wide open.
Coleman set Wales up in an
unfamiliar 4-2-2-2 formation
against Serbia after injuries to
defensive duo Ben Davies and
James Collins.
The
tweak
saw
Hal
Robson-Kanu partner Sam
Vokes up front, with Aaron
Ramsey and Bale behind
them.
It was a bold, attacking
selection by Coleman, and
Williams added: He said
he didnt want to be cautious
and he wanted to take
the game to them.
No pain, no gain for Tadic

DUSAN TADIC has revealed how
national pride kept him playing
with a suspected broken nose
against Wales.
The Southampton midfielders
face was covered in blood after
being accidentally kicked by
Swansea full-back Neil Taylor
during the 1-1 World Cup qualifier
in Cardiff. The game was stopped
for two minutes before he played
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on with cotton wool in his

nostrils.
I couldnt leave my team-mates
alone on the pitch. I wanted to
play in the important game, said
Tadic, left. I couldnt breathe or
do anything. I could barely see
anything.
I lost a lot of blood but
it doesnt matter as when you
play a game, you want to fight
for your country and give your

best.
Serbia are unbeaten in seven
games since Slavoljub Muslin took
charge in May.
Tadic is now a doubt for their
friendly in Ukraine tomorrow and
for Southamptons game against
Premier League leaders Liverpool
on Saturday.
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keeping a
lid on it all
JONATHAN WALTERS
is refusing to cast even
one eye towards Russia
despite helping the
Republic climb to the
top of their World Cup
qualifying group with
victory in Vienna.
The win, coupled
with Serbias 1-1 draw
in Wales, saw Martin
ONeills unbeaten side
go two points clear at
the top of Group D
after four games.
The Welsh make the
short trip to Dublin in
March for a key
contest, but Walters,
above, insists there is
too far to go to start
getting excited.
The Stoke striker
said: Weve started the
campaign really well
but weve got huge
games coming up. Its a
win, were happy with
where we are, but there
is a long way to go.
For all Walters
caution, there were
several causes for
celebration in Austria
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REP IRELAND
0
1
By Neil McCartney
as it was Irelands first
away win over a
higher-ranked side
since beating Scotland
in 1987 and also their
fourth victory over a
team rated better than
them by FIFA inside
the last 13 months.
It came courtesy of
a fine counter-punch
three minutes after
half-time when David
Meyler broke from his
own half and fed Wes
Hoolahan, whose pass
to James McClean was
perfectly timed for the
winger to race away
and thump a low shot
inside the far post.
It was a good goal
by James, and a clean
sheet. To come to a
difficult place like this
and win is great.
Theyre a very good
team, added Walters.
Evans loses out

CHED EVANSS name
was chanted by both
sets of fans but he was
on the wrong end of a
4-1 result with bottom
club Chesterfield.
The striker, found
not guilty in a rape
retrial earlier this
season, helped
set his side on
the way against
his former club
Sheffield United.
But three
second-half goals
in nine minutes
stretched the
Blades run to 12
games unbeaten.
Evans boss Danny
Wilson said of him:
Hes a powerful boy
and they were probably
relieved when he came
off [with a hamstring
problem]. Blades boss
LEAGUE ONE
KEITH CURLE has

told his Carlisle players
to forget losing their
unbeaten record after
a surprise 2-0 defeat at
bottom club Newport.
Goals from Josh
Sheehan and Rhys
Healey inflicted a
first loss on the
second-placed
Cumbrians in
their 16th game.
I dont like it
that this run is
over, said Curle.
Weve worked
extremely hard
to get the record, so
nothing changes we
have to start again.
Plymouth stretched
their lead at the top
with a 2-1 comeback
win at Crewe and boss
Derek Adams said: We
LEAGUE TWO
Chris Wilder said:

There wasnt any
barking at half-time.
We just needed to show
more quality.
Michael Smith
stunned Bolton with
a 25-yarder
to earn
Peterborough
a 1-0 win and
make up for his
World Cup woe.
The Northern
Ireland
international
was on standby only
for the latest qualifier
and took his
frustration out on
high-flying Bolton.
Posh boss Grant
McCann said:
The strike was
phenomenal.
Curle: Forget it
knew the Carlisle score

before the game but
didnt tell the players
because I wanted them
to put their feet on the
pedals. Im delighted.
Marcus Bignot
was denied a
winning start as
Grimsby boss
when Omar
Bogle, who had
scored twice,
missed a late
penalty in the 2-2
draw with Barnet.
Bignot said: A win
would have been a
fairytale start but the
way the fans supported
Omar after the penalty,
that was the stand-out
moment for me.
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INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL
WILKINSON: Committee
I need to
know if
Ive got
the job
FROM BACK PAGE
rehabilitation from the
ankle injury that ruled
him out for seven weeks
coming into the
international break.
But the news Howard
Wilkinson has replaced
David Gill on the
three-man selection
committee alongside
FA technical director
Dan Ashworth and chief
executive Martin Glenn
suggests it will not just
be a straightforward
rubber-stamping
exercise.
Southgate says that
somebody needs to be in
place quickly in order to
maintain the momentum
of three wins and a draw
in World Cup qualifying.
Well, itd be important
for me to know what Im
doing after the middle
of November! he joked.
I think it would for
everybody, because
weve got the European
Under-21 Championship
to prepare for and the
seniors have got the
next round of games to
prepare for.
Previously, Southgate
had the responsibility
for the U21 team
as part of a wider
developmental role, but
he feels that, despite his
relative lack of front-line
experience at the top
level, he is able to step
up to the mark.
If you look at a lot of
the top coaches in the
world, theyve had an
opportunity at some
point before theyve
worked at a big club,
he said. Maybe you
have to prove yourself
first or maybe you dont.
Everybodys pathway
is different. I dont think
there is an ideal one.
From my point
of view, to have
the opportunity to
show that I can handle
big occasions like
Friday night has been
an invaluable
experience and a
great opportunity.
ENGLAND FACING A HUGE
Were 15 years
behind Spain
says Southgate
Matthew
Loss for Wolves

is nations gain
DUNN
REPORTS
UNLIKELY as it seems,
England are only two FIFA
world ranking places below
Spain. Gareth Southgate, more
realistically, puts the gap at
closer to 15 years.
In
his
mind,
despite
their
disappointing performance under the
retiring Vincente Del Bosque in the
European Championships in the
summer, 10th-placed Spain remain the
benchmark for European football.
Moreover, the appointment
from within of a development
man in Julen Lopetegui
should be the model for other
teams, in the not-entirely
unbiased mind of Englands
interim boss.
So Southgate, right, does not
see England as below teams
like Spain and Germany,
more behind them.
Mere
semantics
perhaps, but at least
it is a sign he believes
his side are heading
along the same road
that leads to the very
top of the game.
Over the last few
years, Germany would
be the best team in
Europe but Spain
would definitely be
up there, he said.
In the summer
they
obviously
didnt produce the
level they wanted
but having watched
their matches since
then, they seem to
be pressing well
again, they seem to
have
a
system
that everybody is
comfortable with
even two systems
that everyone is
comfortable with.
They have a project
that has been in place
for 15 years plus in
SPANISH HIGHS: Former European

and world champions Spain are now
ranked 10th but Southgate says they
are still a footballing powerhouse
choosing
Julen
Lopetegui
because of his work with the
junior teams. Very little has
changed in the way of
playing in that period of
time. The difficulty comes
in stopping it!
Until we develop as a
team, we are playing
against teams who are
further advanced in their
way of playing. Thats
the challenge. Thats
why those games
are tougher.
I
dont
think its the
case of the
occasion, or
of
freezing
because they
are big teams,
its because the
challenge
is
harder against better
players.
Lopetegui
was
working
with
the
Spanish
Under-17s
13 years ago and has
subsequently
won
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JULEN LOPETEGUI was close to taking over as

manager of Wolves before Spain came calling.
The former Spain goalkeeper had been in
regular contact with Fosun International, the
Chinese consortium that bought Wolves
this summer, about replacing Kenny
Jackett as manager.
Lopetegui, left, was keen on the
role but says it was not a tough
decision when he was asked to manage
his country.
When the Federation called, naturally
my objective became the national team, but
before that Wolves and I had been working hand in
hand for some time, he said. It was very close
but in the end it wasnt to be.
trophies with both the Under-19 and

Under-21 sides.
Those 15 years are a lot of ground to
catch up but Southgate is trying to use
his own knowledge of the lower age
groups to fast-track things.
He enjoyed success when he led the
England Under-21 team in May to their
first success in the Toulon Tournament
since 1994 and is now trying to bring
his evolution to the senior level.
Subsequently there will not be
wholesale changes as Southgate wants
to cement his structure into the psyche
of his squad. Following the withdrawal
of Harry Kane, Daniel Sturridge, who
has started every game under
Southgate so far, is expected to play
again in a similar-looking side.
Nathaniel Clyne and Kieran Gibbs
could replace Englands impressive
full-backs from Friday night, Kyle
Walker and Danny Rose.
A more significant change would be
to ease Jack Wilshere back into the
fold, but Southgate is unlikely to
sacrifice Wayne Rooney, who he sees as
an integral part of that system.
Its important to give players an
opportunity, Southgate said. Weve
competition for places but we want to
keep the structure in place and

momentum from previous matches.
The message to them will be simple.
Stop panicking about false nines,
tiki-taka and everything else alien
Spanish football engenders. Let them
worry about facing up to a bit of
English for a change.
We do see an opportunity to impose
our style on Spain at times, Southgate
said. Its a great technical challenge
but as a group of coaches, we are
relishing the challenge of preparing it.
Theres a lot we have to get right
because against a country like Spain if
you dont they can hurt you.
It would have been easy not to take
risks in the Scotland game but we
wanted to play in a style which we
believed was right in the long term, a
style that would encourage our younger
players. Its not going to happen in two
or three games, but every game we
play we get a bit more into the players
in terms of style.
Southgate makes no bones about it:
to his mind, a path is mapped out. Now
its up to the FA if they choose to head
down it.
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ENGLAND CLASS:
Sturridge has
scored in two of
Southgates three
games as interim
manager
GORDON: Hurting
Gordon
is still
keeping
the faith
By Ian Macfarlane
Sturridge: Selfish? I play for the team

DANIEL STURRIDGE has lashed
out at jibes that he is a one-man
band who does not play for the
team.
Sturridge has had a difficult season
at Liverpool, with Jurgen Klopp
sidelining the former Chelsea forward
as the German rebuilds his team.
But with England and Gareth
Southgate, it is a different story.
Sturridge, 27, has started only four
Premier League games this season
as he has struggled to recover from a
niggling hip problem, and has been
substituted in each one.
He did not even make it off the
bench
in
games
against
Crystal Palace and West Brom. A
mere dozen league goals in the last
two-and-a-half years has made his
position at Anfield perilous.
But under interim England
manager Southgate, Sturridge has
started all three games and scored
two goals, the second of which on
Friday set them on the way to the
comprehensive 3-0 thumping of
Scotland which could well have
secured Southgate the job full-time.
Last season Klopp had suggested
Sturridge had to play through the
By Tony Banks
pain rather than sit on the sidelines.
But Sturridge, who did not actually
touch the ball until the 25th minute
at Wembley when his glancing
header flew into the net, s a i d :
Its unfair when people
say I am a goalscorer
but I dont play for the
team.
Im not worried
about what other
people say about
me. I contribute
to the team. I
assist, I score
goals. It doesnt
matter
what
people say.
It is about
being involved in
the game as much
as possible. You
have to be aware.
My job is to score,
KLOPP A LOAD OF
THAT: Sturridge has
been on the bench
for Liverpool
to create for the team. Maybe if I

have dropped into midfield, I have
gone too deep. You can drop there to
create a different picture and cause
problems. It is about being in the
box and that is where I need to be.
If Im coming short to get involved
in the game, then there is nobody up
front in the centre-forward
position
and
it
is
important for the team
to have a focal point.
I need to be between
the lines, threatening
the centre-halves.
Thats why we
have a No10, and
it was Wayne
Rooney.
I need to
make space for
him. If I drop
deep it cramps
his style. Its all
about
positional
awareness.
Sturridge delivered
a pointed barb to
Klopp as he paid
tribute to Southgate
for sticking by him.
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Hes got a lot of faith in me. Im trying

to repay him as best as I can, he said.
If I can perform well in the games,
thats important. We beat Scotland,
that was a big game and big result
for us. Its important for every player
to have the managers confidence.
Goals are what I enjoy doing, of
course. But as long as the team wins,
that is all that matters and that you
are part of that result. You take the
confidence and move forward. I want
to score. But at the end of the day
the team result matters the most.
England play Spain in tomorrow
nights friendly at Wembley and
Sturridge said: Nobody wants to see
us lose. Nobody wants to see us play
badly. The result is very important.
Sturridges hopes of regaining his
place in the Liverpool starting lineup will not have been helped by the
news that Phillippe Coutinho does
not have an escape clause in his
Anfield contract. The Brazilian, who
Sturridge has nicknamed David
Blaine for his magical ball skills, has
been linked with a move to Barcelona
but Liverpool do not want to sell a
player Klopp sees as key to their
push for the Premier League title.
CRAIG GORDON is on
the brink of an eighth
qualifying failure with
Scotland, and the
veteran Celtic keeper
admits missing out on
the big shows doesnt
get any easier.
Gordon was blameless
in the loss to England
on Friday. There was
nothing he could have
done to prevent headers
from Daniel Sturridge,
Adam Lallana and Gary
Cahill fizzing past him
into the net. That didnt
improve his mood.
It gets worse the
more it happens, he
said. I want to make
the country proud every
time I step on the pitch.
We have tremendous
fans look at the
numbers at Wembley
and we wanted to give
them something to shout
about. We troubled
England at times and
had we taken our
chances it would have
been a different match.
Scotland dont play
again until March 26,
against Slovenia, and
boss Gordon Strachan
retreated from Wembley
to talk things over with
his family. Further
conversations will
happen with the SFA
over the next few days.
Strachan has lost the
support of a majority of
fans and the smart
money is on him walking
away, although keeper
Gordon said the players
in the dressing room did
not feel as if they were
bidding farewell.
He thanked us for
our efforts and it was
the same as any other
game. It felt the same.
Were not finished we
move on to the next
game and try to win it.
We have a couple of
home games coming up
and if we get points
were back in it. We have
to hope England run
away with it and we can
fight for second place.
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Eddie is
ready to
play Roko
and roll
RAINING CHAMP:
Hamilton wins for
the first time in
Brazil as Raikkonen,
right, crashes out,
with more damage,
far right, to Marcus
Ericssons Sauber
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MARK THOMPSON
By Neil Squires
Rugby Correspondent
Winning in rain gives

Lewis a title chance
From Nick Stamford in Sao Paulo
RAIN-MAN Lewis Hamilton won his first
victory in the Brazilian Grand Prix to set up
a title showdown in Abu Dhabi at the end of
the month.
Hamilton saw off Mercedes team-mate
Nico Rosberg by nearly ten seconds in a race
that lasted three hours and was twice halted
as heavy rain left a serious risk of cars
aquaplaning off the track.
But Hamilton, who excels in the rain in the
same way as his late Brazilian hero Ayrton
Senna, was totally untroubled as he cut
Rosbergs championship lead to 12 points.
Rosberg needs only to finish third in the
desert heat to win his first world title but
Hamilton said: Im hunting, and all I can
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SORTED
MAIN MAN:
Southgate
is close to
landing the
England job
full-time
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GARETH
SOUTHGATE
believes he has proved to
the FA he can handle the big
occasion and has demanded
a decision on the England
job within weeks.
The
interim
England
boss
masterminded the nations biggest
win against their fiercest rivals for
41 years with Fridays 3-0 win over
Scotland to put himself firmly in
the driving seat for the permanent
position. The recruitment process
By Matthew Dunn
will start in earnest after
tomorrows Wembley friendly
against Spain, which England
must contest without the
services of Harry Kane.
The Tottenham striker,
whose absence opens
the door for Jamie
Vardy, was sent back
to
his club to
continue
his
TURN TO P54, COL 1
FIJI-born Semesa
Rokoduguni and Nathan
Hughes are in line to start for
England against their
homeland on Saturday at
Twickenham.
Coach Eddie Jones is likely
to make changes against Fiji
after Saturdays 37-21 win
over South Africa with Bath
wing Rokoduguni, below, and
Wasps back-row Hughes
likely beneficiaries.
We want to keep
improving so there are guys I
want to have a look at who
may be better than the guys I
have in now so there may be
an opportunity,
said Jones. Im
only going to
select people
who are better
than what we
have at the
moment or
potentially can
be better.
The demanding
Jones wants a big score next
weekend against opponents
who England beat 35-11 at
last years World Cup.
We are going to win the
game and I want to win it
conclusively. To win it
conclusively we have to bore
them to death, said Jones.
You go to Fiji and
everyone is throwing 15m
torpedo passes and flicking
the ball through their legs. If
they cant do that they get
bored. If they get bored they
dont want to play and when
they do that you get points
against them.
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Cook is a
believer
From Chris Stocks in Rajkot
ALASTAIR COOK believes
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drawn opening Test against
India proves they can topple
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But they stood toe to toe
here with opponents who had
not lost at home in almost
four years and came close
to landing a knockout blow
as India limped to the close
on 172-6 after surviving a
torrid 52 overs. It means the
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