Newport County fans have adopted the motto 'in Huw we trust' as they witness a revolution gathering pace at Rodney Parade. Change was in the air last autumn when the Supporters' Trust overwhelmingly backed the vision of former Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins, whose takeover of the League Two outfit was completed in January.

'In Jenkins we trust' - Newport season preview

Stephen Robinson is confident his St Mirren squad has the strength in depth to avoid a Conference League exit against Brann.The Buddies followed up their 4-1 aggregate win over Valur in the second qualifying ground with a 3-0 skelping of Hibs in their Premiership opener on Sunday.And with fierce competition for places, manager Robinson is delighted to be spoiled for choice when picking his XI for Thursday's first leg in Paisley."We're well organised but we've got a little bit of flair in the team as well," he said."I believe that's through a lot of competition for places and we've got...

Competition for places 'driving St Mirren forward'

Exeter City forward Yanic Wildschut is set to be out for "a number of months" after injuring his knee.

Exeter's Wildschut set for lengthy injury lay-off

New arrivals Junior Hoilett and Nicky Cadden have been described as deals that will "alleviate some of the fears" of Hibs supporters.The pair became the Edinburgh club's sixth and seventh summer signings on Tuesday. Cadden joins his twin brother at the club after a two-year spell at English League One side Barnsley, while Hoilett arrived at Easter Road following a short stint with Aberdeen - scoring two and assisting nine in 15 appearances with the Dons. Mark Atkinson, sports editor of The Scotsman, told the BBC's Scottish Football Podcast that Cadden and Hoilett are "important signings for Hibs, given they...

Cadden & Hoilett 'address problem area' after 'horrendous start'

A member of the public is seriously injured on a night of disorder which saw police attacked again.

Man's head 'stamped on' during racist attack

A teenager has been jailed for life for murdering a father-of-three with a machete following a confrontation near a children's play area. Tieran Carmody, 19, stabbed Max Richardson, 35, in Harlow, Essex, on 21 August after being challenged about smoking cannabis in front of children. Mr Richardson, from Cheshunt in...

Teen jailed for murdering dad-of-three in smoking row

A look at Lesotho, where more people take their own lives than anywhere else in the world.

The small African country with the world's highest suicide rate

A man has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap after a teenager was allegedly held against her will in woods in Nottinghamshire. Police were called to Whinney Lane, New Ollerton, at 6.20pm on 17 July after the girl was approached in nearby Boughton Brake. The girl was released unharmed a...

Kidnap arrest after girl 'held against will' in woods

The 53-year-old is in custody after police received a complaint about a post that incited hatred.

Woman arrested over hate-related Facebook post

Vanessa Sagnay de la Bastida died when a speeding car crashed into her as she walked with her fiancé.

Driver jailed for death of Ecuador politician's daughter

Vanessa Sagnay de la Bastida was crossing a west London road when she was hit by Octavian Cadar's car.

Speeding driver found guilty over death of woman

A 28-year-old man has admitted stirring up racial hatred on social media in connection with the recent violent disorder across the UK. Jordan Parlour, 28, of Seacroft, Leeds, made Facebook posts between 1 and 5 August with the intention of sparking tensions while demonstrations were taking place. Appearing at Leeds...

Man admits stirring up racial hatred online

A Dundee woman was forced to smoke crack by criminals who turned her home into a drug den.

'I was force-fed crack by criminals who took over my house'

The man was caught as part of police operation to crack down on drug dealing in Keigley.

Man jailed after undercover drugs operation

'Vibrant' Shelby Smith died in a crash between Tetbury and Malmesbury on 31 July.

Crash victim was 'full of love and laughter'

A mother has said she was "disgusted" to find out a social worker who was assigned to her family was in a relationship with the "violent" father of her children, and had a baby with him. The woman said the social worker wrote favourable reports about the father, referred to...

'My social worker had a baby with my violent ex'

A man has been jailed after he attacked two of his former girlfriends. Jordan Duval-Burnett, of Hinchcliffe, in Orton Goldhay, Peterborough, left his victims feeling "terrified," police said. The 32-year-old met one of his victims on social media in October 2022 and two months later, attacked her during a row....

Abuser who bit and stomped on partner, jailed

Up to 200 people joined a protest aimed at targeting the homes of asylum seekers, prosecutors say.

Five detained for 'violent mob' police attacks

Plans to demolish the Oxford Inn in Taunton and build council homes were first revealed in 2020.

Work to turn former pub into flats set to start

Almost 500 people have been arrested and close to 150 charged over the unrest.

Who are the rioters and what jail sentences have they received?

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Caddell 'will put his own stamp' on Crusaders

New Crusaders manager Declan Caddell says he is ambitious to build on the success achieved at the club by his long-serving predecessor Stephen...

Caddell 'will put his own stamp' on Crusaders

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