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Maddy Cusack inquest adjourned over evidence request

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By Will Jefford Verified, Owen Shipton Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
An inquest into the death of former Sheffield United footballer Maddy Cusack has been adjourned until December. Cusack, 27, was found unconscious by her father David at their family home in Horsley, Derbyshire, on 20 September 2023 and was pronounced dead the same day. An inquest into her death, which started at Chesterfield Coroner's Court on 29 June, was due to conclude on 27 July.
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'I close my eyes and hit hard' - title-winner Fuchs on village cricket Original

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By Andrew Aloia Verified, Owen Shipton Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Figure caption, How family ties got Fuchs into cricket ByAndrew Aloia, BBC Sport, East Midlands and Owen Shipton, BBC East Midlands Today Published 53 minutes ago Eyes shut tight. Big swing. Six. Former Premier League footballer Christian Fuchs is bluntly honest about his approach to cricket - a sport he has only just taken up and is still getting used to.
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'Drones in a box' deployed to find rail trespassers

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By Owen Shipton Verified
| Aol Verified
Owen Shipton - East Midlands Mon, July 6, 2026 at 4:59 AM UTC Network Rail said trespass is the 'number one' reason for delays Trespassers on a railway are being tracked by drones controlled from a room in London. The drones are stored in boxes by the side of tracks and launched when there is a report of trespassing. Network Rail said more than 1,100 incidents have been reported in the last year, leading to about 2,500 hours of delays for passengers.
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