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Litter beat Rock 16-7 as he looks to become the first person to go back-to-back at this tournament since Michael van Gerwen a decade ago. In what is turning into a tournament for the record books, Littler's stats impressed once again. He posted a 109.57 average with 17 180s and a 53 per cent success rate on the doubles. World Matchplay Day Six: As it happened! Darts in 2026: Key dates, calendar, results 📅 Got Sky? Watch on the Sky Sports app 📱 Not got Sky?

Metropolitan Police officers found 2,256 litres of GBL - equivalent to 10 bathtubs - in 188 boxes containing one-litre bottles in a storage container rented by Ahoor Ramabark Fathi. Fathi, 61, was arrested in March following an investigation into the transportation of (GBL) from Manchester to London, as well as the supply of crystal meth from London to Manchester. Investigators, who used phone data to establish Fathi's involvement, then searched a rented storage container where they found the GBL.

Rudakubana is serving a 52-year sentence after the fatal stabbing of three girls and the attempted murder of eight other children and two adults at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport, Merseyside, in July 2024. The killer, who was 17 at the time of the attack, pleaded guilty to killing Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven.

The 43-year-old was appointed on March 29 and oversaw just six competitive matches, winning two and losing once as Woking finished 10th in the National League. It was the former West Ham, Tottenham & England's striker first role as a head coach, and he described it as an 'eye-opening' experience. "Following recent discussions, I can confirm that I have mutually agreed to leave my position as manager of Woking FC," Defoe shared on Instagram.

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Metropolitan Police officers found 2,256 litres of GBL - equivalent to 10 bathtubs - in 188 boxes containing one-litre bottles in a storage container rented by Ahoor Ramabark Fathi. Fathi, 61, was arrested in March following an investigation into the transportation of (GBL) from Manchester to London, as well as the supply of crystal meth from London to Manchester. Investigators, who used phone data to establish Fathi's involvement, then searched a rented storage container where they found the GBL.

Chief Constable Mark Roberts, the Football Policing National Lead in charge of policing football in the UK, said the World Cup and associated alcohol consumption had led to an overall increase in reported incidents. In total, 384 domestic violence incidents were reported during the tournament - representing 17 per cent of the 2,322 incidents reported.

Chief Constable Mark Roberts, the Football Policing National Lead in charge of policing football in the UK, said the World Cup and associated alcohol consumption had led to an overall increase in reported incidents. In total, 384 domestic violence incidents were reported during the tournament - representing 17 per cent of the 2,322 incidents reported.

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