Northampton Saints: Hendy, Freeman, Hutchinson, Dingwall (c), Todaro, Smith, Mitchell; Fischetti, Smith, Davison, Lockett, Van Der Mescht, Coles, Pearson, Pollock Replacements: Wright, Iyogun, Green, Prowse, Chick, McParland, Belleau, Litchfield Yellow card: Pearson (40) Saracens: Malins, Caluori, Tompkins, Farrell, Bracken, Burke, Bracken; Mawi, Dan, Riccioni, Itoje, Tizard, Gonzalez, Onyeama-Christie, Willis Replacements: …
Read More »Storm Benjamin causes dramatic high tide at Sea Palling
Storm Benjamin caused some dramatic scenes on the Norfolk coast on Wednesday morning. High tide at Sea Palling saw waves pushing up the concrete causeway and crashing on to the rocks in front of the sea defences. Gusts of 40-50mph hit coastal regions as a yellow wind warning was put …
Read More »Weather forecast as Storm Benjamin set to hit England and Wales
Storm Benjamin is expected to hit the UK on Thursday, bringing strong winds and wet weather to parts of England and Wales. The Met Office has issued yellow severe weather warnings for both wind and rain. The BBC’s Ben Rich has the latest weather forecast. Source link
Read More »Exeter 38-0 Harlequins: Henry Slade stars as Chiefs crush Quins
Exeter: Hodge; Feyi-Waboso, Slade, Ikitau, Woodburn; Skinner, Varney; Goodrick-Clarke, Dweba, Iosefa-Scot, Jenkins (capt), Tuima, Hooper, Roots, Fisilau. Replacements: Yeandle, Burger, Tchubadze, Zambonin, Pearson, James, Chapman, Hammersley. Yellow card: Tchubadze (56). Harlequins: Green; Isgro, Northmore, Benson, Murley (capt); Smith, Porter; Baxter, Walker, Williams, Petti Pagadizabal, Lewies, Kenningham, Evans, Cunningham-South. Replacements: Turner, …
Read More »Bath 38-17 Gloucester: Hosts dominate West Country rivals to top Prem
Bath: De Glanville; Cokanasiga, Lawrence, Ojomoh, Arundell; Russell (c), Carr-Smith; Obano, Dunn, Stuart, Richards, Molony, Pepper, Underhill, Bayliss. Replacements: Tuipulotu, van Wyk, du Toit, Reid, Barbeary, le Roux, Carreras, Harris. Yellow card: Russell. Gloucester: C. Atkinson; Loader, Joseph, S. Atkinson, Thorley; Byrne, Williams (c); Knight, Blake, Laulala, Jordan, Alemanno, Thomas, …
Read More »Irish Premiership: Bangor stun Coleraine as Dungannon Swifts beat Larne
Whilst Coleraine had the better of the early stages of the game, it was Bangor who went ahead on 17 minutes. The Seasiders won a free-kick that was recycled back across goal by Mark Haughey and nodded home by Jay Boyd. Coleraine were punished again just before the break as …
Read More »Google’s gradient ‘G’ logo is rolling out everywhere
Google is making the gradient “G” its new company-wide logo, according to an announcement on Monday. The new logo first began to surface across the Google app on Android and iOS in May, but soon, the design will begin to appear across all of the company’s platforms, marking Google’s first …
Read More »France 18-13 Ireland: World number four side come from 13-0 down to book semi-final spot
France: Bourgeois; Grisez, Menager, Vernier, Arbey; Queyroi, Bourdon Sanus; Brosseau, Gerin, Bernadou, M Feleu (capt), Fall Raclot, Berthoumieu, Champon, Escudero. Replacements: Bigot, Deshaye, Khalfaoui, Ikahehegi, Okemba, T Feleu, Chambon, Boulard. Yellow cards: Bernadou, Feleu, Chambon. Ireland: Flood; Parsons, Dalton, Higgins, Costigan; O’Brien, Reilly; O’Dowd, Jones, Djougang, Campbell, Monaghan, Tuite, Wafer, …
Read More »Flooding hits Swansea roundabout after heavy rain across Wales
Flooding has submerged cars in one city as torrential rain has caused disruption across Wales. A video posted on Facebook showed a car driving through flood water on Cwmbwrla roundabout on Carmarthen Road – one of the main routes into Swansea. South Wales Police have closed the road and diverted …
Read More »UEFA Champions League play-offs: Fenerbahce 0-0 Benfica – highlights
Florentino Luis is sent off for a second yellow card in the 71st minute but Benfica manage to hold on to take a 0-0 draw back to Portugal for the second leg of their Champions League play-off against Fenerbahce. Watch Champions League highlights on BBC iPlayer Available to UK users …
Read More »Tour de Femmes: Maeva Squiban wins historic back-to-back stages
Le Court, who became the first African rider to win a stage in the Tour on Wednesday, caught up to the chasing group on the final descent into Chambery to finish sixth and retain the yellow jersey. “I wasn’t feeling so good since the start of the stage, the last …
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