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Darts chiefs fear Luke Littler will walk away from sport for good over boos

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By Andrew Jameson Verified
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Luke Littler could walk away from darts for good unless the ‘boo' boys shut up, arrows chiefs fear. The teen superstar was subjected to jeers and whistles as he competed in the World Series in Amsterdam at the weekend. He has since pulled out of two events in the Netherlands after threatening to boycott the country. But Samuel Gill, editor of DartNews.com, suggests the back-to-back world champion's entire future in the sport could be at risk.
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Brits set to bask in 27C Indian summer this week as more heatwaves predicted imminently

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By Andrew Jameson Verified
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Brits are set to bask in temperatures as high as 27C on Monday as boffins predict a 700-mile “subtropical surge” is to set to sweep across the country. Met Office checkers reckon the Indian Summer will continue with warmer than average temperatures set to stretch up until October 11th. Those in the South can expect to enjoy highs nudging 27C with 24C in the North thanks to the hot south-westerly air flow.
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Scientists launch bid to make humans snuggle a shark and fall in love with Jaws monsters

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By Andrew Jameson Verified
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Brits are being urged to fall in love with sharks as boffins launch a £1million mission to protect them. Scientists insist the fearsome fish swimming around our shores are actually “beautiful animals ” and are a far cry from the man-eating monsters in Jaws. More than 40 different types can be found in British waters , from small cat-sharks and dogfish to blue sharks and enormous basking sharks. But experts admit they know surprisingly little about many of them.
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