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Ashes diary: NRL players replicate Bairstow stumping in try celebrations

Try July, an Australian charity contest, led the Canberra Raiders to mimic the moment with a Yorkshireman at the centre

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes second Test: England chasing 371 to beat Australia on day four – as it happened

Australia are closing in on a 2-0 lead in the Ashes after England ended a surreal day on 114-4, needing another 257 to win

The Guardian - AU

Security guards slammed for spraying brawlers with red paint 'that looked like blood'

A judge said that the security team who sprayed red paint at brawlers attending a Stranglers concert in Stoke-on-Trent made a bad situation worse as they thought it was blood

Daily Mirror

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Scots dad 'just wants his life back' as he struggles to find kidney donor

Graeme Smith, 40, was diagnosed with IgA nephropathy after a family trip to Salou.

Daily Record

Desperate Lanarkshire dad 'wants his life back' as he struggles to find kidney donor

A Lanarkshire dad of four is in desperate need of a kidney transplant as he struggles to find a donation, saying, "a transplant would truly mean getting my life back".

Glasgow Live

All Edinburgh council vehicles set to be tracked despite union fears over data misuse

The council dismissed concerns saying there have been very few instances where driver data has been used to investigate employee misconduct.

Edinburgh Live

MS Dhoni has found his best again: Graeme Smith

Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith said MS Dhoni has “found his best again” in a 27-run win over the Delhi Capitals at the Chepauk Stadium on May 10.

The Hindu

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Alice Springs crime tackled by community patrol group, led by former Indigenous police officer Phillip Alice

A new patrol group set up by traditional owners is delivering a loud and clear message to youths who are roaming the Alice Springs CBD: Enough is enough.

ABC News

Embattled Alice Springs debates alcohol restrictions set to expire amid tourism and crime concerns

In a fortnight, the three months of alcohol restrictions introduced by the NT government in Alice Springs are due to expire. What happens then is up for debate.

ABC News

‘Dog act’: NT police minister reacts angrily to Peter Dutton’s claims of Alice Springs child sexual abuse

Traditional owners call opposition leader’s claims ‘insulting’ and Labor demands he stop using the town as ‘a political football’

The Guardian - AU

Peter Dutton accused of taking Voice to Parliament feedback 'out of context'

As the Liberal Party announced its position on a Voice to Parliament this week, First Nations communities across remote Western Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory feel their voices have been taken out of context.

ABC News

No resolution for Central Australian football competition as first round draws closer

One month since the Alice Springs Town Council resolved to withdraw support for the upcoming Central Australian community football competition, there is no resolution in sight.

ABC News

Alice Springs traditional owners launch community patrols to increase safety, reduce youth crime

Residents will be able to use an app to "dob in" any public disturbances or antisocial behaviour to the new traditional owner-led patrol.

ABC News

On this day in 2014: Graeme Smith announces his international cricket retirement

The 33-year-old opener played 347 matches for his country.

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh Live

'Ambushed' Edinburgh council leader looking at 'all options' to overturn parts of opposition budget

The council leader said he is "confident" there will be no end to the no compulsory redundancies policy or outsourcing of waste jobs despite both being included in a budget agreed by councillors last week.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Budget: Protests demand 'no cuts' to services and call for more money

Ahead of today's Edinburgh budget meeting, protesters dressed as characters from an Edwardian novel as they warned more cash was needed for the city.

The Independent UK

LGBT+ History Month: 6 podcasts exploring life now and through the ages

Abi Jackson rounds up some of our favourite podcasts, exploring LGBT+ life, past and present.

ABC News

Northern Territory's electoral commission could poll remote communities on alcohol bans, chief minister says

The Northern Territory's electoral commission could be enlisted to conduct ballots on returning alcohol bans to remote Indigenous communities, under a plan floated to help deal with escalating violence in Central Australia.

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Meet the man who organised the historic catch up between Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar

It was arguably cricket's most famous afternoon tea, and came from one man who simply dared to make a few phone calls.

Edinburgh Live

Surveillance abuse fear as Edinburgh council driver data collection plan paused

A council services chief said the concerns "speak to culture we maybe need to improve".

The Guardian - UK

There is no ‘T’ in SA20 and maybe no future for venerable South Africa Test side

From now on everything in South African cricket will be geared around making a success of the latest 20-overs competition – it’s quite a risk

Inverse

The first alien probes to reach us may be way more advanced than we expect

Back-of-the-envelope math suggests interstellar probes get faster every year.

The Independent UK

Crying grandmother begged family to let her die after 33-hour wait on hospital trolley

Figures show that excess deaths in the week leading up to Christmas were the highest in two years

Wales Online

Crying 92-year-old grandma begs family to 'let her die' during 33-hour wait on hospital trolley

'She was praying and asking to be taken. I've never heard her say anything like that before'

Daily Mirror

Nan, 92, 'asked to die' during 33-hour wait on hospital corridor as NHS crisis deepens

A 92-year-old nan at a hospital was forced to wait for 33 hours in a corridor after she became unwell over the new year. She became so distressed she 'asked to die', according to her family

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