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Andy Halliday insists Motherwell have still been working hard despite the international break. Stuart Kettlewell's side travel to Pittodrie next weekend to take on an undefeated Aberdeen. "We're really happy with where we are," the midfielder told club media. "That's now three wins in a row, we're sitting well in the league, we're through to the quarter-finals of the cup. "You've always got to look forward and we're just trying to kick on after the international break. "There's enough work going on on the training pitch to try and pick a result in every game we go to. "The trip to Pittodrie will be a difficult test but we're going there looking for points."

Motherwell 'looking for points' v Aberdeen

Elena Sadiku says the Champions League victory over Gintra is the reason she came to Celtic. The Glasgow club defeat their Lithuanian opponents 2-0 to book their spot in the second round of the European competition. "I think we should have executed [the game] better," Sadiku told CelticTV. "I think they got momentum, especially when we missed the penalty. We should have exploited it better. "In the second half we created more chances to score and kill the game. We came here for a reason and we did exactly what we were supposed to do. "I came here to be more successful with the club and build something bigger, stronger and dream for something Celtic stands for. "This is a great step in what we want to do and now it's just about looking ahead."

'I came here to build something bigger' - Sadiku

Glenavon manager Stephen McDonnell admits that his side are low on numbers and confidence after the Lurgan Blues 2-2 draw with Loughgall.

'We're having a wee bit of bad luck' - McDonnell

Former Scotland midfielder Leanne Crichton believes that head coach Steve Clarke is still "the right man for the job".

'Clarke is still the right man for the job' - Crichton

Ballymena United stunned Irish Premiership champions Larne as Ben Kennedy's 85th-minute close-range header gave the Sky Blues a 1-0 win at Inver Park on Saturday.Kennedy's fifth goal in as many league games made it back-to-back victories for Ballymena in the top flight while the Invermen have just one point to show from their opening two outings as they sit 12 points behind leaders Linfield with three games in hand.Dungannon Swifts made it three Premiership wins in a row as John McGovern's 40th-minute strike at Stangmore Park gave his side all three points against Glentoran, a result which sees Rodney McAree's...

Ballymena stun Larne and Swifts see off Glentoran

Nicci Knight says she had been mourning her cat when he walked into the house.

Cat 'returns from dead' four days after cremation

The unmarked burial site in Oldham contains 145 stillborn babies, 128 babies and children and 29 adults.

Babies and children among 300 bodies in mass grave

Ngā Wai hono i te pō is crowned the new Māori queen after the death of her father, King Tuheitia.

Māori king's daughter crowned as king buried

The family of Joseph Morris have waited since 1960 to find out where he was laid to rest.

Mass grave discovery ends 64-year search for baby boy

The Art in the Gardens event is taking place at Sheffield Botanical Gardens this weekend.

Artwork on display in Botanical Gardens

The march was part of a wider "day of action" to call for the restoration of rivers and streams.

Campaigners march in call for urban wetland

Defra says the virus has now been found at 24 premises since the end of August.

Bluetongue outbreak extends to Essex

Officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit searched properties across the county.

Five men arrested over drug offences

Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has died days after being doused in petrol and set on fire by a former boyfriend. The 33-year-old Ugandan marathon runner, who competed in the recent Paris Olympics, had suffered extensive burns after Sunday's attack. The authorities in north-west Kenya, where Cheptegei lived and trained, said...

Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei dies days after being set alight by ex-boyfriend

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Ricardo Santos' funeral will be held in his hometown in Portugal where he will be laid to rest.

Thousands raised in memory of man killed in crash

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One of Thornton's passengers now needs life-long care after the crash, a court hears.

Man needs 24/7 care after 'laughing gas' crash

Nimmy George is dismissed after failing her probation and being referred to the regulator.

Nurse who put patients at risk suspended for year

Youths who hurled bricks at moving cars risked seriously injuring drivers, police have said. The attacks happened on the A66 between Stockton and Middlesbrough on Wednesday afternoon. Cleveland Police said vehicles were damaged on the A66 near to Preston Farm and Bowesfield Lane and the windscreen of a lorry was...

Warning after bricks thrown at moving cars

The killing of siblings Patti and Griff Thomas at their Pembrokeshire home is being reviewed by police.

Did chapel-goer murder his sister 50 years ago?

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'Can impressive Naismith avoid second season syndrome?'

When the final whistle was blown at Tynecastle at the end of last season, few would have denied the players and management a few weeks' rest...

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