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Severe gale force winds could cause minor damage

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Big wins for top sides

Douglas and Ramsey both win in English leagues

First steps towards internatonal stage

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Championship returns after summer break

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Support from local office for 2018

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Market strategist warns of slow spending

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Business to move into 'super HQ' next year

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The Met Office has warned of a "danger to life" as Storm Ali brings winds up to 80mph to parts of the UK today.

'Drinks spiking' has more than doubled in three years, according to figures from UK police forces.

The father of a Telford grooming victim says he has asked far-right groups not to use images of his daughter to promote Islamophobia.

Former TV host and comedy writer Denis Norden has died aged 96, his family has said.

Some mobile phone companies have charged customers almost half a billion pounds for handsets which they already own, according to Citizens Advice.

Tesco is opening the first store under its new Jack's brand on Wednesday, with the retailer due to outline the scale of its ambition.

Lennox Lewis hopes Anthony Joshua will soon receive the opportunity to become undisputed heavyweight king, almost 20 years after he conquered the division.

Dillian Whyte plans to 'get into Anthony Joshua's head' ahead of a potential rematch next year and will be watching his British heavyweight rival from ringside at Wembley.

Ben Stokes and Alex Hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute and will face a Cricket Disciplinary Commission hearing in December.

Umpire Mohamed Lahyani has been suspended from his next two scheduled tournaments after he tried to encourage Nick Kyrgios during a match at the US Open.

Raheem Sterling's long-term future at Manchester City could be secured within the next fortnight, with new contract talks set to get underway.

Car giant BMW will shut its main British manufacturing factory immediately after Brexit day next year for several weeks, because of the rising risk of a "no-deal" divorce, Sky News has learned.

BMW, Daimler and the Volkswagen group are being investigated over collusion on the development of car emission control systems.

The EU is no longer planning to sue Ireland over its failure to recover €14.3bn (£12.7bn) in back taxes and interest from Apple after the company handed over the money.

China has announced a series of retaliatory tariffs on $60bn (£45.6bn) of US imports after Donald Trump raised the stakes in his trade war with Beijing.

North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un has vowed to permanently dismantle a missile test site and a launch pad after talks with South Korea.

Germany's leader Angela Merkel has removed her spy chief to end a row over immigration which threatened to destroy her fragile coalition.

A woman who accused US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault says she has faced death threats and has called on the FBI to investigate her allegations.

Russia has blamed Israel and threatened retaliation after one of its military planes was shot down by Syrian missiles in a "friendly-fire" incident.

A British couple who died while on holiday in Egypt moved their granddaughter out of their room when she complained of a "musty smell" that made her feel unwell, an inquest has heard.