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HISTORICAL FACTS: 2 - The Untold Story

County cricket: Essex v Kent, Gloucs v Yorkshire, and more – as it happened

Warwickshire piled up their second highest first-class score while Rory Burns and Dom Sibley starred at the Oval

The Guardian - UK

Long, expensive county toil for new boys Boland & Lyon

Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland's first proper taste of county cricket has featured a lot of hard yakka and plenty of runs being taken off the Aussie luminaries.

AAP

County Championship 2024: team-by-team guide to the new season

Surrey will fancy their chances of retaining the title, but Durham and Essex have high hopes and plenty of talent

The Guardian - UK

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Radio Aryan host jailed for stirring up racial hatred on ‘vile’ podcast

James Allchurch produced more than 2,000 hateful episodes as part of a campaign to spread racist and antisemitic propaganda.

The Independent UK

From county to country? 5 players impressing domestically ahead of Ashes summer

Alex Davies, Sam Hain and Jamie Porter are among those who have stood out so far this term in the County Championship.

The Independent UK

Podcaster faces prison after being convicted of stirring up racial hatred

James Allchurch, from Pembrokeshire, also known by the alias Sven Longshanks, hosted and produced Radio Aryan.

The Independent UK

Jury retires in trial of podcaster accused of stirring up racial hatred

James Allchurch has been on trial at Swansea Civic Centre.

The Independent UK

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Radio Aryan host claims podcast ‘not racist’

James Allchurch, 51, is charged with 15 counts of distributing audio material to stir up racial hatred.

The Independent UK

Podcast host said politician’s daughter should be raped, trial hears

James Allchurch, 51, is on trial accused of stirring up racial hatred on his show Radio Aryan.

The Independent UK

Radio Aryan host on trial over ‘racist and antisemitic’ podcasts

James Allchurch was described as supporter of Adolf Hitler.

The Independent UK

Disabled people claim they've been left isolated by day centre's permanent closure

Mothers of service users said they were heartbroken by the news of the closure of the local day centre

Wales Online

James Vince guides Southern Brave to perfect start in Hundred defence

James Vince, Southern Brave’s captain, was top scorer with 71 not out as his side beat Welsh Fire by nine wickets in Southampton

The Guardian - UK

James Vince stars as Southern Brave hammer Welsh Fire in Hundred opener

The right-hander blasted 71 off 41 balls as Southern Brave won by nine wickets

The Independent UK

Keaton Jennings’ triple century gives Lancashire chance of win against Somerset

Jennings made a career-best 318

The Independent UK

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Alex Davies's magical moment is a shining light for Asian-Australian representation in the AFL

It would bring a tear to any fan's eye, but Alex Davies's magical moment wasn't just heartwarming - it was an important milestone for Asian-Australian's in the AFL.

Nottingham Post

Notts Outlaws lose by 55 runs to Birmingham Bears in T20 Blast on historic night at Trent Bridge

Records tumbled at Trent Bridge

Wales Online

Expert warns of 'Lone wolf' British neo-Nazi threat in UK

'Their ability to achieve their aims by violence is virtually nil. But that doesn’t mean that the threat of neo-Nazism and fascist activism more generally has gone away'

The Independent UK

British neo-Nazi threat ‘remains high’ after demise of banned group NA

Professor Matthew Feldman said society should remain vigilant to ‘lone wolf’ attacks despite the successful dismantling of National Action.

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The Guardian - UK

There’s a new breed of young, violent, far-right activist in Britain: ‘white jihadists’

The neo-Nazi founder of the terror group National Action was jailed this week. Sadly, there are more like him, says Matthew Collins of Hope Not Hate

The Guardian - UK

Founder of violent UK neo-Nazi group jailed for more than eight years

Alex Davies found guilty of being a member of banned National Action group, which aimed to inspire race war

Reuters

Founder of banned UK neo-Nazi group jailed

The co-founder of a British neo-Nazi group, whose members have planned or praised the murder of lawmakers, was jailed on Tuesday for being a member of a banned organisation.

The Independent UK

National Action founder Alex Davies jailed for remaining in banned neo-Nazi terrorist group

He was described during the court case as the ‘biggest Nazi of the lot’

The Independent UK

Founder of neo-Nazi group National Action jailed for eight-and-a-half years

Alex Davies was last month found guilty of being a member of the organisation after it was banned on December 16 2016.

Daily Mirror

National Action founder who performed Hitler salute in concentration camp oven jailed

Alex Davies, 27, founded the far-right group in 2013 and told the court he was still a neo-Nazi during his trial at Winchester Crown Court - he along with co-found Ben Raymond described the group as a 'white jihadist group'

The Independent UK

Sam Curran stars with bat and ball for Surrey in victory over Hampshire

Curran top-scored with a rapid 69 from 38 balls and then took five for 30.

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