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Plumber taken aback after seeing family's bleak living conditions pays for food and heat

James Anderson, 52, from Burnley, Lancashire, said it was so cold in the family of five's home he could see his breath and so gave them £170 to put towards their food and energy bills

Daily Mirror

Plumber gives family £170 of food and fuel to get through to pay day

James could see his own breath in their home, two children in the house thought it was so cold they were going to die

Wales Online

Plumber taken aback after seeing inside family's home

James Anderson couldn't believe what he saw when he entered the family home

Liverpool Echo

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Britain's kindest plumber paid bills of family who 'thought they were going to die' from the cold

“It’s that cold you can see your words before you can bloody well hear them, and that should not be acceptable in this day and age”

Manchester Evening News

I am probably glad I didn't have to bowl more to Kevin Pietersen, he was a fine batsman: Jason Gillespie

The recently concluded edition of the Ashes was one which saw pretty much all one-way traffic. If Stuart Broad and James Anderson had not managed to survive the 2 overs they did in Sydney to draw the 4th Test, Australia would have won the series 5-0.

The Times of India

Graham Thorpe could be 'axed' by England for role in booze session after dire Ashes tour

England's dismal Ashes campaign ended on a sour note after police were called to break up a post-series drinking session at a hotel in Hobart, that included Joe Root, James Anderson, Nathan Lyon, Travis Head and Alex Carey - as well as Graham Thorpe

Daily Mirror

Ex-England stars Michael Vaughan and Monty Panesar defend Ashes drinking session

Police were called to break up a post-Ashes drinking session at 6am that included Joe Root, James Anderson, Nathan Lyon, Travis Head and Alex Carey

Daily Mirror

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England's 'booze culture' revealed as police break up post-Ashes drinking session

The England and Wales Cricket Board have launched an investigation after they broke up at a post-Ashes drinking session at 6am that included Joe Root and James Anderson.

Daily Mirror

ECB investigating after video emerges of police being called to post-Ashes hotel drinks after Hobart Test

Furious England management are investigating why an incident featuring Joe Root, James Anderson and Tasmanian police was filmed — seemingly by assistant coach Graham Thorpe — then leaked to the Australian media.

Evening Standard

Why England tour is Virat Kohli’s Federer Moment

Early this year Michael Holding, the fast bowling legend and one of the most respected voices in world cricket, said something in midst of a test series between India and South Africa. Speaking on Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who had just scored an outstanding 153 in a losing cause in…

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