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The Latest Breaking News from Limoges

Tour du Limousin-Périgord stage 4: Ewen Costiou secures overall thanks to time bonuses

Andrea Vendrame wins final stage to Limoges after break caught inside final kilometre

Cycling News

Elite anti-riot squad to remain in Limoges after armed gangs clash with police

An elite "snatch squad" of police is scheduled to stay in Limoges, south-western France, on Sunday after hundreds of masked rioters wielding iron bars and baseball bats rampaged along a road attacking cars and clashing with security forces.

Radio France Internationale

Woman gives birth on Ryanair flight after Belgian politician comes to her aid

The flight from Brussels to Castellon was diverted to Limoges in France

The Independent UK

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“When you hear that rock and roll thing, it really kind of comes from her”: A lost and previously unheard live recording of rock ’n’ roll pioneer Sister Rosetta Tharpe is being released for Record Store Day

The recording of Tharpe's epic 1966 set at Limoges, France, was unearthed by Zev Feldman – the so-called "Indiana Jones of Jazz" – and will feature liner notes from Susan Tedeschi, Bonnie Raitt and more

MusicRadar

Cras blames spectator for Tour de France crash which saw Simon Yates, Mikel Landa lose time

TotalEnergies rider forced out of the race late on stage 8 to Limoges as GC hopefuls shed 47 seconds

Cycling News

Fred Wright vows ‘more to come’ at Tour de France after late attack on stage eight

British national champion says first rest day can't come soon enough after scorching stage from Libourne to Limoges

Cycling Weekly

Wout van Aert still seeking first stage win at Tour de France of 'not quite'

A mistake in Limoges sprint final sees Belgian recover for third behind Mads Pedersen

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Pedersen wins eighth stage of 2023 Tour de France as Cavendish crashes out

Mads Pedersen won the eighth stage of the Tour de France on Saturday thwarting Jasper Philipsen from claiming back-to-back victories. The The Lidl-Trek rider completed the 201 kilometres between Libourne and Limoges in four hours, 12 minutes and 26 seconds.

Radio France Internationale

Mads Pedersen powers to victory on stage eight of the Tour de France 2023

Lidl-Trek rider holds off green jersey Jasper Philipsen in punch to the line in Limoges, as Mark Cavendish crashes out

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France: Mads Pedersen beats Jasper Philipsen to win crash-marred stage 8

Wout van Aert third in Limoges as Mark Cavendish crashes out mid-race

Cycling News

Tour de France 2023: Pedersen wins stage eight after Cavendish crashes out – as it happened

Mark Cavendish crashed out of his ifnal Tour with 60 kilometres to go on a stage that was won in a sprint finish by the Danish Lidl-Trek rider Mads Pedersen

The Guardian - UK

As it happened: Pedersen wins Tour de France stage 8 as Cavendish crashes out

Mads Pedersen outsprinted Philipse in Limoges, but Cav's abandonment was the story of the day

Cycling News

How to watch Tour de France stages seven, eight and nine: live stream the action

Everything you need to know to watch Mont-de-Marsan to Bordeaux, Libourne to Limoges and Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat to Puy de Dôme

Cycling Weekly

The cheapest last-minute flights you can get from Leeds Bradford Airport this summer

There's still plenty of time to try and fly out for a holiday abroad this summer

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Los Angeles Times

‘We want Westbrook!’ chants aren’t enough to lift Lakers past disciplined Jazz

LOS ANGELES — Nearly 6,000 miles from the Crypto.com Arena in Limoges, France, a 7-foot-4 basketball prospect pushed the ball between his skyscraper legs before taking a one-footed three-point shot that swished through the rim, evoking some ungodly mix of Kevin Durant and Dirk Nowitzki.

The Guardian - UK

British teachers found not guilty over death of girl, 12, on French school trip

Jessica Lawson from Wolfreton school near Hull died in July 2015 when pontoon capsized in lake near Limoges

Evening Standard

British teachers should be jailed after pontoon death, say French prosecutors

Jessica Lawson became trapped under the platform in a lake near Limoges in July 2015.

The Independent UK

British teachers should be jailed after pontoon death, French prosecutors say

Jessica Lawson became trapped under the platform in a lake near Limoges in July 2015.

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The Independent UK

Teachers tell French court of panic after girl, 12, went missing under pontoon

Jessica Lawson died after the incident near the city of Limoges in July 2015.

The Independent UK

Teacher ‘thought pontoon that capsized in French lake was safety feature’

Steven Layne was quizzed about the death of Jessica Lawson in a lake near Limoges in 2015.

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