Doncaster Rovers sign Hull City left-back Brandon Fleming on a season-long loan deal.

Doncaster sign Hull City defender Fleming on loan

Dundee: Carson, Ingram, McGhee, Portales, Larkeche, McCowan, Sylla, Cameron, Tiffoney, Murray, Palmer-Houlden.Substitutes: McCracken, Sharp, Astley, Main, F Robertson, Graham, Lochhead.Airdrieonians: Wright, Aiken, D MacDonald, Bruce, Hancock, Agyemang, McCabe, McMaster, Frizzell, Gallagher, B Wilson.Substitutes: Johnson, Reid, Watson, McGrattan, Cooper, Mochrie, Taylor-Sinclair, Armstrong.

Dundee v Airdrieonains: Line-ups

David Gray makes two changes as he attempts to reverse last week's league defeat by Celtic in the League Cup last-16 tie.

Two changes for Celtic re-match

"I knew how tricky a game it was going to be. A really tough opponent. You see that in the way they came out for the second half. But huge testament to my players. That’s us now scored 27 goals in seven games."We had to be good against the ball, then when we opened up we had to be brave. And I think you saw that in absolute spades. I couldn’t be more pleased for the players. But I’ve got a group in there that are angry. Angry that they did not keep a clean sheet. That just shows you the type of group I’ve got in there."If I’m a Dundee fan watching that there, I’m absolutely purring. To watch your team be so good out of possession and also clinical, brave and showing quality on the ball, it’s a good time to be a Dundee fan."

Dundee 6-1 Airdrieonians: What Docherty said

Michael Johnson celebrated after punching Trevor Reid in a "senseless" attack, a court hears.

Single-punch 'coward' jailed for killing man

A Sudanese man's home in Belfast has been attacked several times since mid-July.

'I'm so scared, I sleep in a mosque'

A man in his 40s is arrested on suspicion of murder after a body is found in woodland in Wythenshawe.

Murder arrest after body found in woods

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It’s only week two, but Luton Town goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski has already submitted his entry for the season’s best red card.
Kaminski was already on a yellow card for time-wasting when he made doubly sure that he would be sent off after a wild pair of challenges in Saturday’s Championship match.
The keeper came flying off his line to cut off a long ball in the 31st minute, only to clatter into Portsmouth’s Paddy Lane instead.
Not content with that challenge, Kaminski quickly got to his feet and demolished Portsmouth defender Connor Ogilvie seconds later.
The referee was left with a multitude of options...

Luton goalkeeper Kaminski shown red card for rare on-field double murder

Three presidential jets are grounded in Paris following a long-running business disagreement.

France seizes three Nigerian jets for Chinese firm

Fr Paul Murphy has been taken to hospital in Galway, where his injuries are said to be serious but not life-threatening.

Army chaplain injured in stabbing at barracks

Hundreds of people are expected to join a Pride event in a Leicestershire town. The first Loughborough Pride event will see four spaces around Wards End transformed into "event zones" on Saturday. Free live entertainment is due to take place from 18:00 BST. Jonathan Fraser, chair of the Loughborough Pride...

Town prepares for its first Pride event

Curzon Street in Derby is taped off with forensic investigations being carried out.

Forensic probe under way after two injured in assault

The parents of a baby that died at three months old have organised a charity football match in Kent in her memory. Gracie, who was born 10 weeks early, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after suffering brain seizures. After seven weeks in neonatal intensive care, her parents Mel and Alex...

Football fundraiser after death of baby

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NOTTINGHAM FOREST’S seven-year-hitch returned to haunt them as Antoine Semenyo’s late leveller denied them a rare opening day win. Forest haven’t celebrated an opening day victory since they beat Millwall 1-0 in 2017. However they looked on course to end their hoodoo when Chris Wood cashed in on a fumble from Brazilian keeper Neto to […]

Nottingham Forest 1 Bournemouth 1: Semenyo snatches last-gasp equaliser in match delayed by horror injury to Danilo

Glentoran striker Jordan Jenkins says he is 'happy' with his performance against former club Portadown during the Glens 2-1 victory at Shamrock Park.

'I seem to like to score against Ports' - Jenkins

Portadown keeper Aaron McCarey admits he knew he would ‘struggle’ to stop Niall McGinn’s deflected strike from securing all three points for Glentoran deep into stoppage time at Shamrock Park.

'We need to get points on the board' - McCarey

The plum train commemorates the 'Pershore Plum' locomotive and the region's famous plum variety.

Plum train service celebrates region's famous fruit

Much of the conversation leading up to this game revolved around Sunderland manager Alex Neil’s frustrations with the club’s dealings in the transfer market. Despite a positive start to the season, Neil was adamant that more reinforcements were needed to ensure a successful campaign. The club’s cautious approach clashed with Neil’s personal views, leading to growing tensions.

On This Day (17th August 2022): Dan Neil sees red in Sheffield United defeat!

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Kate Jackson began her acting career as a silent ghost on TV's classic 1960s gothic daytime drama Dark Shadows but remains alive and well years after two horrific battles with breast cancer. Jackson went on to small screen prime-time stardom on police/detective/crime drama/comedies like The Rookies, Charlie's Angels, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, and more. This is her triumphant story.

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Glenavon's Mark Haughey admitted he thought Glenavon were 'the better team' in the second half and acknowledged 'last season wasn't good enough' after his side's 2-1 defeat against Cliftonville.

'We want to be better than last year' -Haughey

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LINE-UPS from Tannadice Stadium

Dundee United: Walton, Adegboyega, Gallagher, Graham, Holt, Ferry, Babunski, Sibbald, Stephenson, Trapanovski, Van der...

LINE-UPS from Tannadice Stadium

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