Huddersfield Examiner - 2021-09-20

Examiner The Huddersfield Daily £1 www.examinerlive.co.uk MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 50,281 the life of Britain’s hangman Pages 6&7 ‘it’s now crowds flock to Honley’s hundred! see Page 3 Kenny and wardle join Giants exodus sEE sPort Holmes: we’re better than that sEE sPort out of control’ mp demands action after number of shootings in suburban area – see p4 Don’t miss your frEE plants see Page 22 £25K to BE won! More numbers in today’s paper see Page 17 Visit our large showroom and be inspired • Modern & period settings • Over 70 full displays on 2 floors • Walk-in shower & wet room specialists • New tile showroom VISIT OUR LARGE SHOWROOM AND BE INSPIRED Victoria Mill Albert Street, Lockwood, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD1 3QF Call us: 01484 547110

2 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 News No horsing around with cars riders take to roads to highlight safety campaign for animals By phoeBe fuller Around 10 horse riders took to the streets in Marsden today for the ‘Pass Wide and Slow’ ride. The ride was organised as part of the nationwide Pass Wide and Slow campaign, which encourages motorists to be patient when coming into contact with horses on the roads. national advice for motorists is to slow right down to 15mph when approaching a horse on the road, ensuring that you only pass if it is safe to do so and you can give at least two metres clearance of the animal. Motorists should not exceed 15mph while passing a horse on the road, hence the campaign name ‘Pass Wide and Slow’. The campaign has been supported by police forces across the country, alongside the British Horse Society (BHS) who have their own ‘dead Slow’ campaign, which highlights the devastating impact that speeding around horses can have. As part of their campaign, the BHS have collated heartbreaking information about ‘road incidents’ involving horses and their riders in the last year. Their data shows that, in the last year alone, there have been 1,010 road incidents which have left 46 horses dead, 118 injured and 130 people injured. Their data also shows that 80 percent of these incidents were caused due to a vehicle passing a horse too closely and 43 per cent were caused due to a vehicle passing too quickly. Ash dee, who organised this morning’s ride from Marsden, said: “It was an ace morning, most drivers were patient and we had one or two be bargy. “our aim is to make drivers aware of horses and livestock in the area. “It is also country code to pass wide and slow but not a lot of drivers actually know the country code, a two-minute wait can save lives.” Riders take part in a Pass Wide and Slow demonstration Examiner The Huddersfield Daily Weather Around the Country Today’s Weather Established Four-Day 1851 Outlook Office 6, Photon House, Percy Monday Tuesday Street, Leeds, LS12 1EG °C °F °C °F Skies will be sunny to partly cloudy today. Afternoon highs will Tuesday range from 17 to 20C. Contact us Cloudy. your complaint to us. 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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 3 News Crowds enjoy the Honley Show honley markS 100th By andrew roBinson Visitors to Honley show enjoyed a funpacked event as the agricultural event marked its 100th birthday. Hundreds of people turned out to enjoy the event, which was held on saturday at Honley Cricket Club, Huddersfield. the show can trace its history back to 1921 when it started life at the same cricket field. saturday’s show featured livestock competitions and demonstrations of dog agility, birds of prey, and a polished line-up of classic cars. Children and families enjoyed donkey rides, axe throwing, fancy dress, Punch and Judy and performances by Honley Male Voice Choir. Photographer sean Doyle captured the action throughout the day. Saturday night’s Strictly Come Dancing launch show Viewers slip for Strictly THE launch episode of Strictly Come Dancing was watched by an average of seven million viewers, according to overnight ratings. This marked a drop in viewing figures from 2020’s launch, which was watched by an average of 8.6 million. Saturday night’s episode achieved a 44.7% audience share and had a peak of 7.3 million viewers, according to the broadcaster. Last year’s series opener, which came during a time of unusually strong ratings amid the pandemic, achieved a lower audience share of 42.2% but a higher peak of nine million viewers. The launch saw the 15-strong cohort of celebrity contestants paired up with their professional partners. Great British Bake Off star John Whaite was paired with Johannes Radebe as part of the first all-male couple on the BBC One flagship programme. Rugby player Ugo Monye was confirmed as dancing with two-time Strictly champion Oti Mabuse, who is hoping to secure her third consecutive win, while three-time Olympic champion Adam Peaty, who specialises in breaststroke, was paired with Katya Jones. EastEnders actress Rose Ayling-Ellis was partnered with Giovanni Pernice and is the first deaf contestant to appear on Strictly. The episode also saw Anton Du Beke make his debut as a full-time judge and receive a standing ovation from the studio audience.

4 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Police at Blacker Road as daylight broke after a young man was shot in the shoulder News last week. Inset: MP Barry Sheerman ENOUGH IS ENOUGH mp and residents demand action at ‘out-of-control’ suburb after shooting By robert sutcliffe robert.sutcliffe@trinitymirror.com @MrRSutcliffe Residents and an MP are demanding action in an ‘out-of-control’ Yorkshire suburb after its latest shooting. Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman has demanded a new approach to policing in the Birkby area following the latest shooting incident, saying ‘enough is enough’. On Tuesday a 28-year-old man was taken to hospital after being shot in the shoulder outside a sweet store in Blacker Road, only the latest violent incident in a shocking litany of mayhem in recent years, with some residents now jokingly referring to the village as ‘Shootby’. And the veteran MP is not the only one demanding action – one female resident aged 30 who has lived on nearby Sufton Street for 10 years, said the situation had once again shown signs of becoming out of control. She said young people under the age of 25 were finding it almost impossible to get car insurance as soon as they mentioned their postcode. In perhaps the most notorious incident which garnered huge national publicity a masked man was pictured shooting a defenceless man at point-blank range outside his home on Arnold Street in June 2018. Mr Sheerman said: “I think enough is enough and I shall be raising this issue with Tracy Brabin, the Mayor of West Yorkshire who has responsibility for police matters and Huddersfield’s Chief Supt Julie Sykes. “I think it’s time for a new initiative and a fresh look at what is happening in Birkby and what we can do about drugs, gangs, money laundering and violence. “I do think we need a more focused and integrated approach to combat this sort of lawlessness.” The Sufton Street resident said: “There are normal, professional people who live on these streets, teachers, nurses – and we are getting a raw deal. “Part of the problem is that houses have been sold to people who are renting them out and we are getting all sorts of undesirables dumped in these streets. “There doesn’t seem to be any kind of vetting procedures. “I worry about getting caught in the crossfire TV star’s breast cancer op Julia Bradbury is set to undergo surgery to remove her left breast after revealing she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, the 51-year-old broadcaster, pictured, said she would have a mastectomy next month in order to remove a six-centimetre tumour. Surgeons will also take tissue from her lymph nodes to when these shooting incidents start. We have had petitions in the past but nothing gets done.” And a restaurant owner said: “Yes, it has been bad for several years now. “I’ve lost count of the number of times Blacker Road has been taped off by police to deal with serious incidents but it just seems the authorities are prepared to countenance it.” The problems in the Birkby area have been well documented in recent years. The award-winning journalist, Mobeen Azhar, who was born and raised in the village, made a compelling documentary about Huddersfield in 2019. He memorably said he had seen more blue and white police tape in Huddersfield than during his time in London. establish whether the disease has spread to other parts of her body. Bradbury’s diagnosis followed a mammogram she booked in July on an annual recall, having last year found a lump which proved to be a cluster of benign micro-cysts. While the tumour was described as “sizeable”, doctors believe the cancer cells have not yet spread to the breast tissue, meaning she may not need chemotherapy. Bradbury told the paper she was sticking to the positives: “It is quite good on the scale on cancers. But as with all tumours, until you are in there you never know. “As it is I am going to lose my breast. I trust that one day I will look down on it and think that was the fight of my life and I have the ultimate battle scar to prove it.” The Countryfile presenter urged other women to regularly check themselves for breast cancer and not to be afraid to seek help.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 5 Anger as race axed at last minute 1-in-5 female pensioners are in poverty About one-in-five female pensioners is living in poverty, according to Age UK. Analysis by the charity found around 1.25 million women in this group are now living below the breadline. Single female pensioners are at much higher risk of being in poverty than single men and pensioner couples, according to the charity. Pensioners from black and Asian communities (including men and women) are around twice as likely to be living in poverty as white pensioners (33% of Asian pensioners and 30% of black pensioners compared to 16% of white pensioners), Age UK said. Male and female pensioners who rent their homes are also much more likely to be in poverty News than those who own their home outright (38% of private tenants and 36% of tenants in social rented housing compared with 14% of homeowners). Age UK released the findings as MPs prepare to debate the suspension of the triple lock in Parliament. The triple lock guarantees that pensions grow in line with whichever is highest out of earnings, inflation or 2.5%. By MELLISSA DZINZI The Yorkshire Soap Box Race – which was expecting more than 3,000 spectators this weekend – was postponed at the 11th hour. The event, organised by Huddersfield BID, was due to take place yesterday (Sunday, September 19) but did not happen due to an ‘insurance mix u p’. Huddersfield BID said the event was postponed after the event organiser they contracted did not fulfil the full requirements to carry out the event. Over 30 teams were expected to compete at the highly anticipated event and it was planned to be made into an annual event to I put loads of work in, and had time off work to make sure it was finished in time Allan Robinson, would-be competitor encourage footfall and visitors from neighbouring cities. BID manager, Sam Sharp, said: “We are hugely devastated to have to cancel the Yorkshire Soapbox Race. We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience to entrants and those who planned to spectate. “We outsourced the event organisation to a local company who have experience in planning events of this magnitude, the event cannot take place due to the correct level of insurance not being secured. “I was made aware of this at lunchtime on Thursday (September 16) and since then, all directors and stakeholders worked hard to attempt to secure the correct insurance, for the event organiser. “We are truly sorry for the disappointment the cancellation will cause. Refunds will be processed to everyone who paid their fee and we can only apologise for the time and effort everyone has given the event. “Following the success of some of our smaller events, we were looking forward to bringing the town together for the first-ever Yorkshire Soapbox race. We’ll be working hard throughout 2022 to deliver lively events in the town centre and get the Soapbox Race back on track.” Soapbox would-be competitor Allan Robinson, of Slaithwaite, Huddersfield, was furious after finding out that Sunday’s event had been called off. He added: “I put loads of work into the soapbox and had time off work to make sure it was finished in time.” The Yorkshire Soap Box race was expected to take place at the weekend

6 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 News ‘Hanging must run in the blood, it requires a natural flair’ the life of britain’s notorious hangman albert pierrepoint By andrew roBinson andrew.robinson@trinitymirror.com @AndrewRobinson The broad smile and delighted expression suggest a man happy in his work. Yet Albert Pierrepoint wasn’t just any old publican running a northern boozer – he was also the most prolific and famous hangman in British history. In a career spanning 25 years, it’s estimated Albert Pierrepoint was involved in the executions of between 435 and 600 people, among them Nazi war criminals. Albert, who was born in Clayton, near Bradford, and later lived in huddersfield, travelled all over the country in his part-time post as official executioner. he saw his role as something of a calling, having wanted to be a hangman from an early age. Indeed, when asked at school what he wanted to be when he grew up, he wrote: “When I leave school I should like to be public executioner like my dad is, because it needs a steady man with good hands like my dad and my Uncle Tom and I shall be the same.” The young Albert had grown up reading his uncle Tom’s diaries of the job, while his dad had recommended it as a sideline with opportunities for continental travel. “hanging must run in the blood,” Albert Pierrepoint said after his retirement. “It requires a natural flair. “The judgment and timing of a first-rate hangman cannot be acquired.” Unlike his father and uncle before him, Pierrepoint’s professionalism at the trapdoor was never questioned. he prided himself on delivering as quick, dignified and as humane a death as possible, paying meticulous attention to the height, weight and build of the monday £1,000 BA4 5QB BB1 5QT BB12 8HN BB18 6NA BN21 1XF BN27 4DA CF38 1UJ CF72 8JE CT7 0NR CT11 7DU for every ticket in these winning postcodes CV47 0LB DG3 4HH EX1 3SB LL30 1PS PL1 3EZ SA4 3XB TA11 7BQ TR4 8BQ WA4 4QG WA4 3LH condemned, to ensure the fatal drop was as efficient and as painless as possible. Albert’s father, henry, and uncle were official hangmen before him and it was with his Uncle Tom that he carried out his first execution as an assistant executioner in 1932 when he was 27. Albert’s first job as an assistant executioner was the hanging of a young Irish farmer, who had murdered his brother. Uncle Tom took Albert with him to Mountjoy prison in Dublin for the hanging. As an assistant executioner, Albert’s job would be to follow the prisoner onto the scaffold, bind the prisoner’s legs together, then step back off the trapdoor before the lead executioner sprung the mechanism. And this is what he did for the remainder of the 1930s, alongside continuing his work in the grocery business, until 1941 when he became a lead executioner. his first hanging as lead executioner was in 1941. Between 1932 and 1956, at least 433 men and 17 women died at the end of his rope. his personal record included 17 hangings in one day – of which he said, ‘was my arm stiff!’ Diminutive, always immaculatelydressed and with a penchant for cigars, boxing and coin tricks, Pierrepoint became a publican in 1946. he quit working for a grocer to become licensee of the help The Poor Struggler alehouse at 303 Manchester Road, Oldham. Described by regulars at the time as a cheerful character, his humble pub was soon subject to visits from coaches full of sightseeing tourists. By then Albert was something of a celebrity for being the third member of his family to hold the macabre position of Britain’s chief executioner. In the years following the end of the Second World War, Albert became widely seen as a populist avenger of Nazi crimes after it was revealed he visited Germany to execute Described by regulars as a cheerful character, his pub was subject to visits from coaches full of tourists 200 war criminals found guilty at Nuremberg. Among his ‘clients’ then was Josef Kramer ‘The Beast of Belsen’ – hanging women individually and men in pairs. Another port of call was Gibraltar, where he executed spies, and Albert even carried out the last-ever execution in the Republic of Ireland, taking Michael Manning’s life in 1954. Visitors to his Oldham pub hoping for anecdotes and stories were to be disappointed, however, by a painfully discrete man who didn’t even tell his wife, Anne, about his part-time job until after they were married. In all, between 1932 and 1956, Albert’s part-time position saw him end the lives of an estimated 433 men and 17 women. Those who met their ends in his noose included necrophiliac halifax-born multiplemurderer John Christie, and the acid bath murderer John George haigh, who grew up in Outwood, Wakefield. Albert was also involved in controversial cases such as that of Ruth ellis, the last woman hanged in Britain, and Derek Bentley, executed for his part in the murder of Pc Sidney Miles despite having a mental age of 11, just as the public mood turned against capital punishment in the 1950s. According to a film about his life, it was one remarkably personal case that may have changed the mind of the hangman himself. On November 28, 1950, Albert visited Strangeways prison, Manchester, to carry out the grim task of hanging James Corbitt. The man had murdered his girlfriend in a fit of jealous rage, strangling her and daubing the word ‘whore’ across her forehead in indelible ink. It was just another crime and just another name to Pierrepoint until – looking through the observation window beforehand – he was stunned to recognise Corbitt as a regular and friend from his Struggler’s pub. The two men, who affectionately nicknamed each other Tish and Tosh, had even sung their regular Saturday night duet of ‘Danny Boy’ in the pub on the night of the murder. Pierrepoint proceeded with the execution but is thought to have been haunted by the experience. Most shocking of all to him was the realisation that a man so personally aware of the punishment and the hangman himself had not found the death penalty to be a deterrent. Throughout Albert’s career, he had prided himself on meticulously observing the fam-

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 7 News New boost in ovarian cancer treatment Almost half of patients with an advanced form of ovarian cancer saw their tumours shrink when given a new combination treatment, according to the results of a small clinical trial. Researchers said they are “delighted” with the outcome, and hope it could mean a “significant advance” in treatment if the results are replicated in larger trials. The phase one trial, led by a team at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) in London and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, tested the drugs VS-6766 and defactinib in patients with low-grade serous ovarian cancer. This type of cancer is an uncommon form and tends to develop at a younger age, the ICR said, adding that less than 13% of patients respond to chemotherapy and under 14% respond to hormone therapy. Trial results, presented at the 2021 European Society for Medical Oncology Congress, show that of the 24 patients evaluated, 46% saw their tumours shrink significantly in response to the treatment. National Holidays is part of the JG Travel Group and is a leading specialist in great-value coach holidays across the UK, Ireland and Europe. UK BREAKS GULLIVER’S WORLD & CHESTER ZOO 2 DAYS BY COACH ONLY £119 Departing Sat 30 Oct ‘21 Albert Pierrepoint, the man who hanged more then 430 people during his term as executioner; Below, working in his pub Come along for an action-packed two days away! Gulliver’s World offers a fantastic range of attractions to suit all ages and heights, while Chester Zoo provide the perfect chance to let your cheeky monkeys see some real wild animals up close. WHAT’S INCLUDED z Return coach travel from Huddersfield z Overnight stay at a selected 3-star hotel in the North West area with dinner & breakfast z Admission to Gulliver’s World z Admission to Chester Zoo ily tradition of carrying out executions in the most humane and dignified way possible. By painstaking attention to height, weight and musculature, he measured each individual to ensure the drop would be exact to deliver an immediate coup de grace. But with his conscience now deeply troubled, he spurned begging letters from the government and resigned in 1956 citing a row with the Home Office over fees. He had been paid £4 instead of the usual £15 when a client received a late reprieve. Within eight years the death penalty was abolished in the UK and Albert’s subsequent autobiography ‘Executioner: Pierrepoint’, revealed his conversion in 1974. He wrote: “I have come to the conclusion that executions solve nothing, and are only an antiquated relic of a primitive desire for revenge which takes the easy way and hands over responsibility for revenge to other people. “The trouble with the death penalty has always been that nobody wanted it for everybody but everybody differed about who should get off.” Albert left the Struggler’s in 1954 and the pub served its final pint 18 years later before demolition under a roadwidening scheme in the 1990s. Albert died aged 87 in 1992 at the Southport nursing home where he had spent his final years. Staff are reported to have said he had died ‘with a clear conscience’. MANCHESTER & CHATSWORTH CHRISTMAS MARKET 2 DAYS BY COACH ONLY £119 Departing Tue 23 Nov ‘21 Soak up the festive atmosphere at magnificent Chatsworth House, transformed into a veritable winter wonderland with yuletide decorations, twinkling lights and one of the UK’s biggest Christmas Markets offering plenty of gifts, food, drink and entertainment. 4starVeniceBreak_A.pdf WHAT’S INCLUDED z Return coach travel from Huddersfield z Overnight stay at a selected 2 or 3-star hotel with breakfast z Included visits to Manchester & Chatsworth House Christmas Market (includes admission to Chatsworth House) Single Supplement £25 Single Supplement £15 Operated by Just Go Holidays Ltd trading as National Holidays. Coach package holidays and short breaks are subject to National Holidays terms and conditions. Your booking is protected by Bonded Coach Holidays (BCH) and the Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust Limited (ABTOT); this is a government approved consumer protection scheme. Tours offered subject to availability and government guidelines. Errors and omissions excepted. Prices per person, based on two people sharing a double/twin room. Calls to 033 numbers are free within inclusive minutes packages otherwise standard rates apply. Call 03332 342 515 (quoting RCH) or visit nationalholidays.com/RCH 033 numbers are free within inclusive minutes packages otherwise standard rates apply. justgohols ©Chatsworth House Trust JGTravelGroup

8 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 News Caravan blaze sends motorway into chaos in brief Lib Dem chief takes swipe at Prime Minister drivers faced nine-mile tailbacks after car fire By PHOEBE FULLER A car and caravan fire closed two lanes of the M62 with motorists stuck in nine miles of traffic. Shocking video footage from the scene showed the vehicles engulfed in flames, with black smoke billowing from the caravan’s windows and grass on fire alongside the carriageway. Both the car and the caravan fire were extinguished by emergency services. The fire closed two lanes of the motorway eastbound between J22 and J23, with nine miles of traffic causing 50 minute delays at one point. Photos show the aftermath of the fire, with the car – that was towing the caravan – completely burnt out and the caravan also suffering severe damage. As of 1.05pm, traffic management platform, Inrix, had the following: “M62 – West Yorkshire – eastbound. “One lane closed, long delays and queueing traffic due to earlier car towing a caravan fire on M62 Eastbound from J22 A672 (Rishworth Moor) to J23 A640 New Hey Road (Huddersfield). “Travel time is around 30 minutes. Lanes one (of three) was closed.” It is not yet known whether anyone was injured in the fire. A car and caravan fire is caused chaos on the M62 eastbound Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has issued a rallying cry to his party to drive Boris Johnson from No 10 saying he was not “worthy” to be Prime Minister. In his keynote address to his party’s annual conference, Sir Ed said the Tories could only be ousted from power if the Lib Dems take seats from them at the next general election. He launched a bitter personal attack on Mr Johnson accusing him of a “total lack of shame or decency”, saying the Conservative Party had become an “ugly, ugly sight” under his leadership. In his first live address since becoming leader last year, Sir Ed said the Lib Dems’ win in the recent Chesham and Amersham by-election, where they overturned a 16,000 Conservative majority, showed they could take seats in the so-called Tory “blue wall” across southern England. Rahul’s edible garden explodes Cambridge Analytica scandal. From The Great British Bake Off to Channel 4 News

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 9 News Couple’s pride as cafe is hailed a ‘hidden gem’ Melanie and James Thompson By Andrew roBinson editorial@examiner.co.uk @examiner A wine bar and cafe described as a ‘hidden gem’ serving ‘fabulous’ food has been named one of the best independent restaurants in the country. Pride & Provenance in the Piece Mill building in Halifax serves all kinds of food and drink – including toasted sandwiches. The restaurant has some splendid TripAdvisor reviews which won it a place in the ‘15 of the best independent restaurants in the UK You’ve Probably never Heard Of’. Reviews by customers refer to it as a ‘hidden gem’ with ‘amazing food and friendly service’. One of the sandwiches on the menu Customers also raved about the fantastic selection of toasted sandwiches that have exotic names like The Bikini, The italian Stallion, and The HOT One. The ingredients might include Lishman’s chorizo (from the ilkley butcher), air-dried ham, mozzarella, and a variety of cheeses. They are served on white sourdough bread and are served with Yorkshire natural sea salt crisps and mixed herb olives. Pride & Provenance was started in 2018 by the Yorkshire-born husband and wife team, James and Melanie Thompson. Melanie said: “we take the utmost pride in everything we do whether that be sourcing the very best producers and suppliers to delivering great service in beautiful surroundings. “As for provenance, we are passionate about where our produce comes from and we ensure that there is clear traceability from farm to fork. we believe that our trust in these values ensures a great experience for our guests.” Pride & Provenance recently won the Yorkshire Choice Awards for Customer Service and Trip Advisor Travellers Choice Awards in 2020 and 2021. Whether we’re baking exploding cakes or breaking explosive stories, we’re here to challenge the way things are. And if we’ve got to break a few eggs along the way, so be it.

10 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Denis Kilcommons Wry look at life from our man in Honley ... email him at denis.kilcommons@yahoo.co.uk Why we should read all about it... PROFESSOR Angus Fletcher in America says literature is clinically proven to alleviate grief, trauma and loneliness and promote love, empathy and joy. “Our world has become addicted to computer technology and we’re putting more of that into human heads,” he says. “What we should be doing instead is encouraging our kids and ourselves to read a little bit more. A small amount of literature every day has the power to radically change our human performance.” Even 10 minutes a day can make a difference, he says, and it also works with watching drama on TV, listening to a play on radio, or being read a story. So those hours watching Game of Thrones were not wasted, despite what my wife said. By coincidence, I received a notification from Amazon that, as well as logging every purchase I have ever made over the last 20 years, also monitors the use of my Kindle e-reader. It told me I have read literature for 115 consecutive days and for 60 straight weeks. By heck, applying the Professor’s thesis to these statistics must mean I’m able to dismiss trauma with a laugh and bring joy wherever I go. Or, more likely, whenever I leave. Still, same result. He adds: “There is nothing better to watch in history than Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Life is not about getting the grail. Life is about going with a group of friends in an impossible adventure to nowhere and that’s the joy of it.” Which in a way makes sense. Life is a great adventure and, on a journey that continues to surprise and delight, I have had a fair share of barmpots as pals who were every bit as daft as John Cleese and the Python crew. Literature provides entry into other lives and experiences and enriches our own. Long may the journey continue, both in reality and books. But watch out for those Knights Who Say Ni... It sounds as if the ice cream van has run out ONE of the most vivid memories of childhood, according to a survey, was the sound of the music played by the ice cream van, although it often meant something different according to what parents told their children. Some mums and dads said it only played music when it had no ice cream. “Oh no, he’s run out again.” More inventive parents said it didn’t sell ice cream at all, but was a music bus, according to an internet site of childhood memories. One mum said: “Isn’t it sweet how they drive through the neighbourhood to play music for you?” When asked why children ran to it, she said they were requesting tunes. In reality, the ice cream van could be both a great experience for youngsters and a strain on the family purse, which probably led to a few white lies. Other fibs parents have confessed to: “My son and I spent 10 minutes looking for his chocolate coins when I knew all along I’d eaten them the day before,” said Mandy, while one dad who got fed up of waiting for the toaster, convinced his children to eat ‘cold toast’. “It’s now their favourite food.” Many children have refused to eat Brussels sprouts until mum said they were baby cabbages, and how about the dad that told his children to call for mummy if they woke up in the night because dads can’t hear in the dark. “It actually worked till my wife found out.” More traditional white lies include Father Christmas is watching you; we’re almost there; carrots will make you see in the dark; I didn’t bring my purse with me today; if you watch too much TV your eyes will go square; if you keep making that face, it will stay Some parents told their kids the ice cream van only played music when they’d run out that way; if you tell lies your nose will grow; if you leave the house with wet hair, you’ll catch a cold; Father Christmas prefers a beer and crisps to a mince pie and milk; and your pet went to live on a farm in the country. The Monty Python team homefront THE piece I wrote about naming houses brought a response from Bronwen Cruickshank. “I was born in an end-terrace house in Cowlersley named Kia Ora. I believe it’s a New Zealand Maori greeting meaning good health. “I considered naming a previous house I lived in with my ex-husband Broken House: Bro from Bronwen and Ken from Kenneth. I decided against this but it would have been quite apt as this was what happened to our marriage.” Now home is what was Hove Edge Post Office, where husband Stan was Sub-Postmaster for 21 years until it closed in 2008. The post box was sealed and painted black and they added a black cast-iron oval plaque with The Old Post Office embossed around the edge and the White Rose of Yorkshire in the middle. Along with the Post Office red door, it marks a small piece of local history. all a-bored... MARIA and I waited an hour at Manchester Airport for her sister Virginia to arrive back from Seattle. The journey from the Holme Valley had been fraught because of traffic along Woodhead Road just before you trickle through Tintwistle, which always sounds like a character from Last of the Summer Wine. We had time to reflect back to the 1960s when we used this same airport as our gateway to the world, when flying on a jet plane was exciting, we dressed up for the journey, there was less rush and fewer flights, and it was unheard of to be required to arrive two hours before departure. Waiting and watching we realised today’s airports are more like bus stations. Travellers are blase about flying halfway round the world, have bored expressions and dress down to such a degree, I was surprised some didn’t step through the gate wearing pyjamas.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 11 Huddersfield Town Hall and, inset, council leader Shabir Pandor Adele’s new love Adele has appeared to confirm her romance with American sports agent Rich Paul. The chart-topping singer, 33, shared a photo on Instagram showing them posing together in a photobooth and captioned the image with a love heart emoji. london-born Adele and Paul, based in Cleveland, Ohio, have been linked in recent months. News Adele and Rich Paul new model considered at kirklees council Expert has say on town hall system By tony earnshaw tony.earnshaw@trinitymirror.com @LDRTony A locAl government expert has been appointed to advise councillors in Kirklees as they investigate whether to adopt a new system to make key decisions. Mark Edgell, a principal advisor to the local Government Association (lGA), will work with the council’s corporate Governance and Audit committee as it considers a committee model of governance. Adopting it would mean the end of the current leader and cabinet system which, in recent years, has been entirely made up of senior labour councillors as the party controlled the council. It could affect anything from spending on highways projects to the delivery of the massive town centre blueprints in Huddersfield and Dewsbury. The decision-making structure currently operated by Kirklees council is a leader and cabinet System. The leader is elected by full council for a term determined by council and leads the cabinet. councillors in the cabinet are appointed by the leader. Between two and nine councillors can be appointed Adopting it would mean the end of the current leader and cabinet system to the cabinet though the Kirklees model is currently 10-strong. Under a committee System decisions are made by committees, which comprise members from all political groups. committees receive briefings and commission reviews to develop policy. The council appoints the committees and sets their terms of reference. overview and scrutiny is optional under this model. The appointment of Mr Edgell comes almost four months after a joint party motion to explore a committee system – presented by the liberal Democrats – found favour with all opposition groups. They said increasing the participation of councillors would allow for transparency of decisionmaking, proper scrutiny and challenge, and more open governance. The move came hard on the heels of May’s local elections, with no party achieving a majority, thus leaving the council under no overall control. Any formalised arrangement could take a year to finalise. It would be voted on at next year’s council AGM in May 2022. Supporters of the proposal say it would end the ‘one-party stranglehold’ on Kirklees council. PLAYERS CAN WIN 20-500 FREE SPINS ON GATES OF FISHIN REELS & RELEASE THE KRAKEN EVERY QUALIFYING £20+ FUND THIS MONTH. PLAY NOW AT WWW.FREESPINSBINGO.CO.UK/MONTH T&Cs - £20 min fund, T&Cs and 65x Wagering Requirements apply, £8 max win per 10 spins, max bonus conversion equal to lifetime deposits (up to £250) Full T&Cs Apply

12 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 The passengers of Inspiration4 in the Dragon capsule on their first day in space. They are, from left, Jared Isaacman, Hayley Arceneaux, Chris Sembroski and Sian Proctor SPAceX viA AP Space tourists splash down to Earth FoUR space tourists ended their trailblazing trip to orbit on Saturday with a splashdown in the Atlantic off the Florida coast. Their SpaceX capsule parachuted into the ocean just before sunset, not far from where their chartered flight began three days earlier. The all-amateur crew was the first to circle the world without a professional astronaut. The billionaire who paid undisclosed millions for the trip and his three guests wanted to show that ordinary people could blast into orbit by themselves, and SpaceX founder Elon Musk took them on as the company’s first rocket-riding tourists. SpaceX’s fully automated Dragon capsule reached an unusually high altitude of 363 miles after Wednesday night’s lift-off. Surpassing the International Space Station by 100 miles, the passengers savoured views of Earth through a large bubble-shaped window added to the top of the capsule. The four streaked back through the atmosphere early on Saturday evening, the first space travellers to end their flight in the Atlantic since Apollo 9 in 1969. The trip’s sponsor, Jared Isaacman, 38, an entrepreneur and accomplished pilot, aimed to raise 200 million dollars (£145 million) for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Donating 100 million dollars himself (£72.5 million), he held a lottery for one of the four seats. Stay home, female staff told by Taliban Female employees in the Kabul city government have been told to stay home, with work only allowed for those who cannot be replaced by men, the interim mayor of afghanistan’s capital said, detailing the latest restrictions on women by the new Taliban rulers. The decision to prevent most female city workers from returning to their jobs is another sign that the Taliban, who overran Kabul last month, are enforcing their harsh interpretation of Islam despite initial promises by some that they would be tolerant and inclusive. In their previous rule in the 1990s, the Taliban had barred girls and women from schools, jobs and public life. In recent days, the new Taliban government issued several decrees rolling back the rights of girls and women. It told female middle- and high school students that they could not return to school for the time being, while boys in those grades resumed studies over the weekend. Afghan women march to demand their rights under the Taliban rule during a demonstration yesterday Female university students were informed that studies would take place in gender-segregated settings from now on, and that they must abide by a strict Islamic dress code. Under the US-backed government deposed by the Taliban, university studies had been co-ed, for the most part. On Friday, the Taliban shut down the Women’s affairs ministry, replacing it with a ministry for the “propagation of virtue and the prevention of vice” and tasked with enforcing Islamic law. On Sunday, just over a dozen women staged a protest outside the ministry, holding up signs calling for the participation of women in public life. “Why are they (the Taliban) taking our rights?” said one of the protesters, 30-year-old Basira Tawana. “We are here for our rights and the rights of our daughters.” The protest lasted for about 10 minutes. after a short verbal confrontation with a man, the women got into cars and left, as Taliban in two cars observed from nearby. Over the past months, Taliban fighters had broken up several women’s protests by force. elsewhere in the city, interim Kabul mayor Hamdullah Namony gave his first news conference since being appointed by the Taliban. He said that before the Taliban takeover last month, just under onethird of close to 3,000 city employees were women, and that they had worked in all departments. mr Namony said on Sunday the female employees have been ordered to stay home, pending a further decision. He said exceptions were made for women who could not be replaced by men, including some in the design and engineering departments and the attendants of public toilets for women. mr Namony did not say how many female employees were forced to stay home. News / World GLOBAL BRIEFING Vaccine team guard killed Gunmen on a motorcycle have shot dead a police constable guarding polio vaccination workers in rural north-west Pakistan. Senior officer Khalid Suhail said the attack happened on Sunday in the village of Dhal Behzadi. members of the vaccination team were unhurt, he said. no-one immediately claimed responsibility for the assault. Manny Pacquiao Pacquiao to fight for presidency PhiLiPPine boxing great and senator manny Pacquiao says he will run for president in the 2022 elections. mr Pacquiao accepted the nomination of his PDP-Laban party at its national convention on Sunday, pledging to honestly serve the Filipino people who he said have been waiting for a change of government. “i am a fighter, and i will always be a fighter inside and outside the ring,” said mr Pacquiao, 42. “in the name of our countrymen who have long been desiring for the right change in government, i wholeheartedly, bravely, and humbly hope for your support.” mr Pacquiao is the president of the PDP-Laban faction led by him and Senator Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel iii. Thousands in rights march Some 7,000 people gathered in the ukrainian capital for the annual march for equality to support the rights of the country’s LGBT community. Participants announced eight demands for ukrainian authorities, including the legalisation of civil partnerships for LGBT people and the creation of laws against LGBT hate crimes.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 13 News / National MINUTE BRIEFING John Challis, who played Boycie in Only Fools and Horses, has passed away at the age of 79 and, inset, the actor with co-star Sue Holderness, who played Marlene Jimmy Greaves passed away yesterday Jimmy ‘loved by all’ FooTBaLLing greats past and present have hailed Jimmy greaves as “the best goalscorer to ever play” following the death of the former Tottenham, england and Chelsea striker. greaves died at home on Sunday morning aged 81. england manager gareth Southgate said on thefa.com: “Jimmy greaves was someone who was admired by all who love football, regardless of club allegiances.” New Covid test body AN organisation aiming to ensure accurate, timely and competitively priced services are provided by Covid-19 testing companies has been launched. Founders of the Laboratory and Testing Industry Organisation (LTIO) said the body will represent and selfregulate providers who can demonstrate they offer “trustworthy testing services” to businesses and the public. ‘No concern’ on gas The Business Secretary has said there is no “cause for immediate concern” over the supply of gas in the UK following meetings with industry leaders. Kwasi Kwarteng had said energy security is “an absolute priority” as he prepared to hold talks amid concerns about a rise in wholesale gas prices. The rise has been blamed on high global demand, maintenance issues and lower solar and wind energy output. David prefers Dave David Mitchell DAvID Mitchell says it was “more straightforward” working with Tv channel Dave on his new series than traditional broadcasters such as the BBC and Channel 4. The actor said the public service broadcasters had their creativity “hampered” by pressures from the Government and media. Threats to Labour MP London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said it is “unacceptable that anybody feels unsafe” going to the Labour conference, following reports MP Rosie duffield will miss the event on security advice. Ms duffield, the Labour MP for Canterbury, has reportedly pulled out of attending her party’s gathering in Brighton later this week amid online threats from transgender activists, according to The Sunday Times. Tributes paid to Boycie star John SIR David Jason is among the Only Fools And Horses cast members who have paid tribute to John Challis following his death. Tributes poured in yesterday after it was announced Challis had died from cancer at the age of 79. Sir David, who played Del He said in a statement: “It is with much sadness to hear that John Challis, a dear friend, has passed away. “He was a wonderful actor, a gentleman in the true sense of the word and I know he will be missed by so many.” He said Boycie was “a character so well loved by the episode in 1981. “I send my love and condolences to his wife, Carol.” Also paying tribute was Sue Holderness, who played his on-screen partner Marlene. She said in a statement: “Marlene without Boycie, it’s unthinkable. “John Challis was my Boy in the beloved sitcom many fans of that show so I partner on screen and stage John Challis alongside Challis as secondhand car dealer Boycie, spoke the outpouring of admiration beloved friend. R.I.P. darling Jason as Boycie am pleased that he witnessed for 36 years and my and Sir David of his “sadness” following the recently shown for the 40th John. and Del Boy news. anniversary of the first “I will miss you every day.” Health staff say ‘no’ to pay offer HealtH workers in england have voted overwhelmingly to oppose the Government’s 3% pay increase. Unison said a consultation among its members showed that four out of five were not happy with the pay rise and want to challenge the Government. Opposition to the pay rise will be discussed at Unison’s virtual health conference today. the union said tens of thousands of “exhausted” staff, including nurses, healthcare assistants, ambulance workers and hospital porters, were fed up of being “taken for granted”. With other sectors boosting wages to attract workers, Unison warned that many health staff are likely to quit for less stressful, better paid jobs elsewhere. Inflation has already wiped out the wage rise NHS workers received, said Unison. the union had called for a pay rise of at least £2,000, saying the 3% increase delivers The Government offered health workers a 3% pay increase this for NHS staff earning more than £70,000, but those on the lowest wages are receiving under £600. the union will now launch an indicative ballot to see how many of its health members would be prepared to take the sustained and widespread industrial action it believes is needed to change the Government’s decision. Unison head of health Sara Gorton said: “the fact that so many health staff say they are willing to stand together to challenge the 3% should make the Government think twice. “Many feel so let down they’re telling us they feel like quitting overnight. “Boris Johnson said he would give the NHS what it needed. Instead, rising costs mean staff will be no better off, adding to low morale, burnout and disillusion. “Hospital admissions are rising, the backlog feels overwhelming, and the threat of the worst winter ever is looming large. “Unison gave the pay review body and the Government compelling evidence that a minimum £2,000 rise would be enough to persuade people to stay. But both chose to disregard this.” the Royal College of Nursing urged the Government to reconsider the pay award last week after its members said in a ballot that it was unacceptable. Other unions are also balloting health workers over pay.

14 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Fashion Focus JOANNE Watkinson past is present in fashion Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. A heavyweight topic explained to me perfectly via the magic of the Little People, Big Dreams books. Books which anyone with children in their lives should be aware of. They explain, without patronising the reader, subjects that it took until adulthood for me to comprehend, such as racism, prejudice, privilege, ambition and determination, introducing the world’s most brilliant minds to the future most brilliant minds. So there I was, sitting cross-legged on the bed with my youngest reading the highly compressed version of this theory, when Q&A i would like a Q “grown-up” co-ord that i can wear on the weekends that isn’t pyjamas, something i can leave the house in. But not a tracksuit. Here you go, A one “grown up” co-ord which comes in three different colour options. Kaia Gerber my tiny mind started to wonder about how this highly complex hypothesis affects fashion. Fashion constantly evolves. Although it nods backwards and takes inspiration from bygone eras, we don’t ever go backwards. There is constant improvement, updating, enhancing and development of everything from shapes to fabric. Second Hand September always highlights how designers are inspired by vintage clothing, taking the patterns from yesteryear and making them in modern-day fabrics, unheard of when the original was made. The Met Gala 2021 was full of celebrities wearing dresses “inspired” by vintage fashion. Realitystar-turned model Kendall Jenner wore a Givenchy gown inspired by the dress Hubert De Givenchy made for Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady, while model Kaia Gerber (daughter of Cindy Crawford) wore an Oscar de La Renta gown inspired by a Dior design worn by Bianca Jagger. Often, however, the originals can’t be improved upon. It is the accessories, the styling of a look, that dates it and that is what evolves. While 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s trends continue to inspire how we dress, modern-day styling avoids us looking like we are lost in a time warp. It can be as subtle as pairing trainers with a dress, switching a pointed stiletto for a square-toed mule, rolling a jean leg instead of turning it up, a shirt cuff that comes longer than the jacket sleeve, a top-handle bag instead of a clutch. It’s the nuances in fashion that keep it moving and keep it fresh. Darwin knew, he just left it to me to write the bit about fashion. Beige dress £19.99, rib-knit trousers £17.99, H&M Joanne is a stylist with more than 20 years’ experience in the fashion industry. email joannewatkinson@me.com. follow her on instagram @myfashiondirectory for style tips Cover stories It’s too warm for your bIg coat just yet. EMMA JOHNSON pIcks out some stylIsh autumn jackets Utility jacket £45, striped dress £38, sandals £25, Next Biker jacket £44.99, dress £39.99, M&Co, shoes stylist’s own *All prices correct at time of going to press and while stocks last Cotton quilted bomber jacket £19, longline shirt £16, jeans £39.20, warehouse fashion.com Saharian leather jacket £149.99, denim shirt £49.99, straightfit jeans £39.99, Mango Floral quilted short jacket £49, sustainable weekend jeans £39, Kaleidoscope, top, stylist’s own

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 15 Zebra jacket £69, jeans £49, vest £20, all Sonder Studio. Boots stylist’s own STYLE FILE ■ Zara has just dropped a fab collaboration with Amsterdam-based fashion brand KASSL Editions. KASSL Editions x Zara includes ‘durable objects for the home’ as well as ready-towear. Kassl Editions was launched in 2017 with the aim of creating a single coat in seasonal editions, so you will find great macs and coats as well as leather joggers and luxe loungewear. Kassl long lacquered coat £259, wide-leg trousers £49.99, zara.com ■ Choose wisely and the right accessories can make you look a million dollars without spending a fortune. A chic leather handbag will immediately elevate an outfit to new heights, whether you’re dressing for the weekend or the office. Dune’s new Duchess bag, from £120, could pass for Fashion Focus designer and will go with everything, dunelondon.com ■ Iconic French shoe designer Christian Lacroix has been collaborating with Desigual for 10 years and his latest collection for the Spanish fashion brand takes on athleisure wear. Hero items include sports bras and matching leggings, padded coats and city sneakers. Priced from £59-£239, desigual.com PEOPLE’S PET AWARDS An uplifting celebration of Britain’s most inspirational pets NOMINATE NOW THEPEOPLESPETAWARDS.CO.UK

16 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 News Coronor demanding action at town bridge North Bridge, Halifax and, inset, Chloe English UK Breaks Just Go! Holidays is a UK leader in the provision of group tours and holidays carrying in excess of 70,000 passengers annually. NEWQUAY EDEN PROJECT & POLDARK’S CORNWALL 5 DAYS BY COACH ONLY £319 Departing Mon 25 Oct ‘21 Cornwall is a region of varied landscapes, making it the perfect backdrop for the BBC’s popular TV series, Poldark. We explore this picturesque corner of the country with visits to the fascinating Eden Project and the charming ports of Padstow and Charlestown. What’s Included z Return coach travel from Huddersfield & Brighouse z 4 nights at the Pentire Hotel, Newquay with dinner & breakfast z Entertainment some evenings z Excursions to the Eden Project, Padstow & Charlestown Optional excursion to Penzance & St Ives (£12pp) Single Supplement £60 Operated by Just Go Holidays Ltd. Coach package holidays and short breaks are subject to Just Go! Holidays terms and conditions. Your booking is protected by Bonded Coach Holidays (BCH) and the Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust Limited (ABTOT); this is a government approved consumer protection scheme. Tours offered subject to availability and government guidelines. Errors and omissions excepted. Prices per person, based on two people sharing a double/twin room. Calls to 033 numbers are free within inclusive minutes packages otherwise standard rates apply. Call 03332 342 515 (quoting RCH) or visit justgoholidays.com/RCH 033 numbers are free within inclusive minutes packages otherwise standard rates apply. plea comes after young woman’s tragic death By ROBERT SUTCLIFFE robert.sutcliffe@trinitymirror.com @MrRSutcliffe A coroner has demanded Calderdale Council explain what it is doing to prevent people from taking their lives by plunging off North Bridge following a young woman’s death. Ian Pears said he would be writing a Regulation 28 letter to the authority after hearing how 24-year-old Chloe English had climbed over fencing on May 14 and then jumped from the Victorian bridge off Halifax town centre. He spoke out after Chloe’s father, Richard, said he was horrified at the mounting death toll at the bridge with Mr Pears saying he had investigated the matter and agreed something should be done. The ornate iron and stone bridge crosses the valley of the River Hebble, and connects the town to roads to Bradford and Leeds. It opened in 1871. It is not the first time coroners have attempted to improve public safety at this particular bridge. Following the harrowing inquest into 11-year-old Ursula Keogh’s death in January 2018, senior coroner Martin Fleming, urged Calderdale Council to act faster to prevent any more deaths from the historic bridge. A council official summoned to the inquest, told Mr Fleming temporary fencing was too difficult due to planning issues but said they would install a permanent structure by May 2019. Calderdale said it would install new fencing at the location as part of its suicide prevention plan and new CCTV cameras were installed, which have already been used to alert the council and partners to vulnerable people on the bridge. Additional works also took place to install anti-climb mesh and new sloping metal covers on existing features, to reduce accessibility to the bridge’s parapets. Two other people took their own lives from the bridge during 2017 and there have been several others, including 24-year-old Amy Fitzgerald. At Rainbow Bridge, which spans the M62 at Scammonden in neighbouring Kirklees, so many people had taken their lives from that spot that coroner Peter Merchant demanded action. Highways England finally carried out £1m work and deaths from this bridge are thankfully now a distant memory. Calderdale has been contacted for comment. in brief Lorry driver rule change is ‘dangerous’ Plans to continue to relax the maximum driving time for lorry drivers have been attacked as “dangerous, reckless and potentially illegal” by a leading trade union. Unite, which represents lorry drivers, said it understood a technical consultation was under way on continuing the relaxation on driving hours from October 4 until early in the new year. The union said existing regulations allow for a “temporary relaxation” in driving hours, but warned that a six-month extension was a permanent change, adding that it is now seeking legal advice on the matter. Unite voiced concern that the extended driving hours, brought in to tackle the shortage of lorry drivers, was having a cumulative effect on driver fatigue. The shortage of drivers in the industry is largely a result of workers leaving the sector, said Unite, adding that an estimated 600 drivers leave the industry every week. Unite national officer Adrian Jones said: “This is a dangerous and reckless decision by the Government. The Government should immediately drop its plans to extend driving hours. “Lorry drivers are already working excessive hours and the cumulative effect on fatigue will increase the risk of accidents and damage their health. “Rather than short-term fixes to the driver shortage, the Government needs to be implementing long-term solutions. “Drivers need permanent pay rises, rather than one-off bonuses, to reflect their skills and crucial role in delivering foods and goods across the UK. “Also action needs to be taken to introduce minimum standards on pay and conditions, to end once and for all the race to the bottom and undercutting of wages which is at the heart of the current lorry driver shortages.” A Government spokesperson said: “We recognise businesses are facing a range of challenges and we are taking steps to support them, including streamlining the process for new HGV drivers and increasing the number of driving tests. “Progress has already been made in testing and hiring, with improving pay, working conditions and diversity.”

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18 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Cashing In THE Christmas countdown begins in earnest this week, with less than 100 days to get our act together. If the annual shopping splurge fills you with dread rather than excitement, it’s time to start preparing for it now. By cutting your spending and building your savings, you will be in a much stronger position to go on a spree when the time comes. Especially after such a difficult period. It may be too early to get excited about Christmas, but it’s not too early to plan for it. Start your shopping early Christmas may still seem a long way off, but it will probably come around sooner than you expect. Zainab Kwaw-Swanzy, millennial finance specialist at Barclays, says it isn’t too early to keep an eye out for seasonal deals. “Many of us buy wrapping paper, crackers and other festive staples at the last minute, when demand and cost is highest. “Take advantage of deals in the run-up to Christmas instead.” Supermarkets start advertising two-for-one offers on Christmas basics months in advance, she says. “This will not only save you some money, but spare you the mad pre- Christmas rush.” And if you are getting worried about the expense, then talk to a family member or good friend about your financial situation. “It can help you feel more in control, especially with more social events, gift buying and other festive expenses coming up. “A Barclays Money Mentor can give you free, impartial guidance to get you on track, even if you are not a Barclays customer,” Zainab says. What’s neW? Arm & Hammer’s two new 100% Natural Baking Soda Toothpastes not only whiten, protect, and strengthen teeth and gums, but the range is also the first toothpaste in the UK to have a 100% recyclable tube, cap and outer packaging. Available now at Boots, Superdrug and Amazon, RRP £4.50. Simple tricks will add up to a sackload of savings harvey jones gets some expert advice as we count down the shopping days to christmas Alternatively contact the free Government-funded guidance service moneyhelper.org.uk. Simon Rabin, founder of savings and investments platform Chip, warns against making unnecessary purchases on Black Friday, which falls on November 26 this year. “Ask yourself if you really need those discounted items, whether they are actually bargains and if you can afford them,” he says. Price comparison sites such as idealo.co.uk and Amazon price tracker camelcamelcamel.com can reveal the price history of products, allowing you to see if they are good deals now. “Joinhoney.com, which is a Google Chrome plug-in app, will automatically check for any promo SAVVY Boohoo double breasted trench coat (above), £20, debenhams. com Don’t leave it to the last minute: Take advantage of early deals on wrapping paper etc Budget or bust trench coats Spend Only Wrap trench coat (below), £45, next.co.uk Ask yourself if you really need those discounted items, whether they are actually bargains and if you can afford them Simon Rabin on the perils of Black Friday, which is on November 26 codes to get you an even lower price,” says Simon. Boost your festive spending power Simon says it’s never too early to start saving for Christmas – some of Chip’s customers begin in the spring. Using one of the many apps offering tricks and incentives to encourage regular savings helps to automate the process too. For example, Chip analyses your spending and uses artificial intelligence to work out what you can afford to save, then moves it into your savings account – while warning you what it is doing. And Moneybox rounds up your purchases to the nearest pound, and puts the extra money into a savings or investment account. Money management app Plum also uses algorithms to work out how much you can save, on the basis that putting money away is easier if you don’t know that you are Splurge (Above) Collection Stormwear trench coat, £69, M&S doing it. It also has fun features that could allow you to, for example, put money aside every time it rains. Plum’s savings expert Jess Williams says the best way to save money is “little and often”, stashing away sums on a weekly or daily basis. People who set a savings target save up to £550 a year more than people who don’t, according to the Money Advice Service. Jess says: “Work out the rough amount you’ll spend on each person and add them all up to set your target. Monitor your savings to see if you are on the right path.” Also keep an eye on your spending. “Use an app to show you all of your transactions and give you monthly spending reports so that you can see which spending areas have saving potential,” she adds. Draw up your Christmas budget Tafari Smith, head of savings at RCI Bank, suggests taking the Christmas budgeting process a step further. “Work out your entire spend on gift, food and entertaining, and where you can save a bit of money,” Tafari says. “Preparing a weekly or even monthly meal plan in the run up to Christmas is a great way to get organised and cut down your costs.” If you have built up some Christmas savings, resist the temptation to raid them for any other purpose, he adds. grab it soon ALDI’S popular Christmas hampers will be on sale soon with nine to choose from. The range includes returning favourites, such as The Ultimate Celebration Hamper, packed with cakes, chocolates, wine and savouries (£99.99). Available to pre-order from September 27, the range starts at just £19.99. Check your transactions and see where you could cut spending Declutter before the winter months, too, and sell anything you no longer use or need. “Look for car boot sales in your area, or use Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Depop, eBay or Etsy.” When buying new electronic devices such as phones, laptops or gaming consoles for Christmas, see if you can get money off by trading in your old tech, Tafari adds. He also suggests taking advantage of great supermarket deals in the run-up to Christmas, especially non-perishables or freezer fillers. “The price of popular items like turkey or ham inflate in December so it can be worth stocking up ahead of time.” Andy Barr, personal finance expert and co-founder of pricetracking website alertr.co.uk, says save money by having nights in rather than constantly going out. “Save money with a homemade meal or takeaway, a movie night, pamper night or even a house party. “Ask everyone to bring a dish and a bottle to spread the cost.” While many dashed out to get their nails, hair, eyebrows and eyelashes done the moment lockdown ended, question whether your beauty regime needs to cost as much as it did before the pandemic. “Embrace your natural beauty and save too,” Andy says.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 19 Cashing In 12 ways to get your savings into shape These tips from comparison site quotezone.co.uk will leave you much better prepared for Christmas 1.Check how competitive your gas, electricity, phone and broadband suppliers are, and switch to a cheaper rival. 2.Review all your direct debits and subscriptions, and cancel any you can happily live without. 3.Don’t just auto-renew motor and home insurance policies, check rivals on comparison sites. 4.Order in bulk. Buying food and drink wholesale can save money. 5.Make sure you are signed up to any eligible Government schemes, such as childcare vouchers, child benefit, pension credit and so on. 6.Downgrade mobile phone and internet packages. You could save money by ditching extras you don’t actually use. 7.Explore energy-saving tips for your house such as smart meters, draft excluders and Ditch daily takeaway coffees and save energy-efficient lighting. 8.Make sure you’re not paying too much council tax. Up to 400,000 homes are in the wrong council tax band. 9.Shift credit card debt on to an interest-free balance transfer card. This can give you up to two years to clear your debt without paying interest, although you may need a clean credit record to qualify for the best deals. 10.Set up a standing order to move a regular sum into your savings account after pay day. 11.Think about small extras you could cut on a daily basis. One less takeaway coffee every morning could save you £280 by Christmas. 12.Have a proper clear-out and sell quality used items on second-hand sites or local Facebook community pages. Best value cities for a bargain break City breaks are the top choice for holidaying Britons, with more than one-in-five planning to travel to a European city in the coming months, according to new research. Post Office Travel Money’s annual City Costs Barometer found that the best value is in Eastern European cities, which fill nine of the top 10 places in a survey of 40 cities. Lisbon is the only city in Western Europe to break their stranglehold and rate among the 10 cheapest places for bargain hunters. Three emerging Eastern European city destinations – Tirana, Katowice and Vilnius – were found to offer better value than more established ones like Prague and Budapest. At £132 for 12 typical city break items – including a range of drinks, an evening meal for two with wine, two nights’ three-star weekend accommodation, sightseeing and city transport – Albania’s capital, Tirana, is a third of the cost of the five Scandinavian capital cities surveyed, which were most expensive in the survey. Tirana is also far cheaper than its closest competitors. Runner-up Katowice, in Poland, is 24% more expensive at £164, while prices in the third-placed Lithuanian capital Vilnius are 26% higher at £166. All three can now be reached direct from the UK on low-cost flights. A return flight in early October can cost as little as £28 per person to Katowice. However, Eastern European cities do not have a complete stranglehold on value. A year-on-year fall in the average cost of two nights’ accommodation from £80 to £73 has helped Lisbon climb six places up the top 10 into fourth place. Easily the cheapest city in Western Europe at £180 for the barometer basket, prices in the Portuguese capital are less than half those in eurozone favourites Bruges (£370), Amsterdam (£379) and Venice (£382). Nick Boden, head of Post Office Tirana, Albania Aerial view of Katowice, above, and Vilnius, right Travel Money, said: “Sterling is currently stronger against every European currency than a year ago, which has had a positive impact on prices abroad. However, the wide price variations we found means Britons planning city breaks would be wise to do their homework and consider the costs they will incur abroad as well as the exchange rate. Comparing costs for accommodation, food, drink and sightseeing in different cities could save them hundreds of pounds.” The biggest drop in barometer costs has been in Ljubljana, where prices have plunged by 15% to £230, taking the Slovenian capital to 13th place, its highest ever position. There have also been big falls for Madrid (down 12.6% to £260, 16th) and Paris (down 9.2% to £340, 28th). LEMON AID YOU’RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME I whisper to my toddler as I put her blanket FOR THE MOMENTS WHEN YOU NEED A LIFT OR A LAUGH… Sign up to our parenting newsletter at: lemonaidparenting.co.uk

20 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Puzzles & Stars Cryptic crossword Quick crossword Gogen 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 17 22 23 24 Stuck on today’s puzzle? Call 0905 789 4220 to hear individual clues or the full solution. Calls cost 80p per minute plus network extras. Service Provider: Spoke Ltd, helpline 0333 202 3390 SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS 20/09/2021 Across: 1 Commerce; 5 Reef; 9 Stir; 10 Dreadful; 11 Juror; 12 Expanse; 13 Lepidopterist; 18 Tenement; 19 Slug; 20 Elevate; 21 Viper; 22 So-so; 23 Stagnate. Down: 2 Obtrude; 3 Marconi; 4 Correspondent; 6 Effendi; 7 Fullest; 8 Dapple; 13 Letters; 14 Punters; 15 Demean; 16 Russian; 17 Sourest. SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS Across: 1 Burst; 6 As for; 9 Torment; 10 Eclat; 11 Guilt; 12 Asked; 13 Goulash; 15 Tab; 17 Alps; 18 Gemini; 19 Dated; 20 Uneven; 22 Oral; 24 Tar; 25 Pillage; 26 Ladle; 27 Pivot; 28 Ovens; 29 Seaside; 30 Beats; 31 Dross. Insert letters to form the listed words, moving between adjacent cells horizontally, vertically or diagonally in any direction. Insert all the remaining letters of the alphabet (except Z) in the grid so all the listed words are spelt out in this way. 1 G H O S Y J L T B M C A U R F X Q D E P ACROSS 1. Army of workers providing socialist power (6,5) 9. The old boy takes the spectacle to be indecent (7) 10. Portuguese possession in Baltimore (5) 11. Are such odds really credible? (5) 12. Unlimited goal given to inferior (7) 13. Artist on the lathe? (6) 15. Emphasise shop initially should have lock (6) 18. Does he help waiters to win on the horses! (7) 20. Girl is given ring – a rope with a noose! (5) 22. Antelope gets among poor ibises (5) 23. Boasted redhead was in the bag (7) 24. Attending every happening in any case (2,3,6) ACROSS 1. Fleet of ships (6) 7. Punish (4,4) 8. Hospital room (4) 10. Counting frame (6) 11. Defeated competitors (6) 14. Pen part (3) 16. Employs for wages (5) 17. Info (4) 19. Cause the ruin of (2,3) 21. Drying cloth (5) 22. Tendon (5) 23. Bygone (4) 26. Timorous (5) 28. Petty lie (3) 29. Handsome youth (6) 30. Choose (6) 31. Inform (4) 32. Stretch (8) 33. Looking glass (6) DOWN 2. We hear I shall shortly be in church (5) 3. Be in charge, but get too much of an eyeful? (7) 4. A jacket for the pot smoker? (6) 5. Chose to work with Edward (5) 6. Strive to make the favourite come round (7) 7. Disturbing place for subterranean burrower (11) 8. Have a fight because of letter in puzzles like this (5,6) 14. It enables the reader to get a new impression (7) 16. Cultivation up to advanced years (7) 17. Three times the singing voice (6) 19. An experiment in court, perhaps (5) 21. Sound place for building is something to look at (5) DOWN 1. Frightened (6) 2. Shrub or small tree (6) 3. Appends (4) 4. Booze (7) 5. Frogman (5) 6. Board game (5) 8. Desire (4) 9. Chafe (3) 12. Knight’s title (3) 13. Peruses writing (5) 15. Cringe (5) 18. Pungent (5) 19. Put on (3) 20. Hardly any (3) 21. News (7) 22. Transgression (3) 23. Slender supporting column (6) 24. Biblical murder victim (4) 25. Walk unsteadily (6) 26. Stories (5) 27. Engine (5) 28. Charge (3) 30. Plant part (4) Down: 2 Uncool; 3 Stalls; 4 Tot; 5 Smash; 6 Angered; 7 Stud; 8 On loan; 12 Asian; 13 Gamut; 14 Upper; 15 Tiara; 16 Bible; 18 Genie; 19 Debates; 21 Native; 22 Oliver; 23 Agents; 25 Plush; 26 Lost; 28 Odd. W BOLTS CLUB FEUD GHOST JADE LACQUER PRUDE TAXIDERMY VERBS WINK A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y I N K V 2 G D V F Y B N I W M X O L R E Codeword This puzzle has no clues. Instead, every number printed in the grid represents a letter, with the same number always representing the same letter. For example, if 8 turns out to be a V, you can write in V wherever a square contains 8. Using your knowledge of words, complete the puzzle. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 D 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 E Need a little help getting started? Then call 0901 293 6261 to hear four random extra letter clues. Or text CODE and send to 64343 to receive 4 clues. Calls and texts cost £1 plus any network extras. Service Provider: Spoke Ltd, helpline 0333 202 3390 SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 L A N D C W U Y V F E M I 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 H Z O S T J X Q P B K R G Split Decision Cross out one of the two letters in each divided square to reveal a completed crossword grid. S T W L I A R C T E K J A P T K I N M C V Q U H C S R B A I C B L E E R I A W S G P U E T N D N N T B R BOAR BOX CHARM JAR JOB LONG QUALIFY SPARE SPRINGBOK STEWING VIOLA WIND A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS U N C U T S H H U N I T E R P R P A S T E SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS J W L Y S G M J X Y X O T E V O N I H R M B F N R Q W V T C K U A I G S U E L A Q D P H C K B D F P

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 21 In association with teamdogs.co.uk Sudoku 6 8 9 6 2 7 9 4 4 2 SATURDAY’S SUDOKU: Easy Circlegram Niner 9 8 2 6 3 3 4 9 1 6 2 5 7 9 2 6 5 7 9 2 3 6 9 7 2 8 1 2 9 3 5 7 6 9 6 1 8 5 3 2 4 7 4 2 3 9 7 1 6 8 5 7 5 8 2 6 4 1 9 3 8 4 9 1 3 5 7 6 2 1 3 6 7 2 8 4 5 9 2 7 5 4 9 6 8 3 1 3 8 7 5 4 2 9 1 6 6 1 2 3 8 9 5 7 4 5 9 4 6 1 7 3 2 8 Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 to 9, and so must each 3 x 3 box. EASY SATURDAY’S SUDOKU: Hard 8 3 6 4 9 1 8 7 9 8 7 2 8 1 5 2 7 HARD 8 4 9 8 2 1 3 5 6 7 4 5 3 7 4 9 6 8 1 2 1 4 6 7 2 8 3 5 9 8 5 9 3 6 4 1 2 7 4 7 3 8 1 2 5 9 6 6 2 1 5 7 9 4 8 3 7 9 8 6 4 1 2 3 5 3 6 5 2 8 7 9 4 1 2 1 4 9 5 3 7 6 8 Replace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within the circle can be rearranged to form words with a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark? O D O K S K H K ? A O J I W M U K SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS The letter represented by the question mark is L. Buffalo, leopard, elephant, all African animals. Alphamuddle Wordsquare Rearrange the letters in the top grid to make five words that read both across and down. Five letters have been placed in the bottom grid to start you off. V E R O T E A R A R T E S T E A R A R E T R E T H O I S O C C U I C I L S U L K T R Y S T R Y S T T G S R T A Find as many words as possible using the letters in the grid. Each word must use the central letter and at least 3 others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns, but verb forms ending in ‘s’ are permitted. There is one 9-letter word to be found. I N S T R T G L A HOW YOU RATE 35 Good; 45 Very Good; 60 Excellent. SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS TOOTHSOME ethos, hems, hoes, home, hoot, hoots, hose, host, hots, mesh, moth, shoe, shoo, shoot, shot, smooth, sooth, soothe, them, those, tooth. Each number from 1 to 9 represents a different letter. Solve the clues and insert the letters in the appropriate squares to discover a word which uses all nine letters. 79237 gives a fish; 67395824 gives a fish; 216789 gives a shellfish. SATURDAY’S SOLUTION: DRAGONFLY SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS Find the familiar phrase, saying or name in this arrangement of letters. SATURDAY’S SOLUTION: Go online 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 www.dingbats.net 20/09/2021 RUSSELL GRANT For more call 0905 789 4271 For more call 0905 789 4272 For more call 0905 789 4273 For more call 0905 789 4274 For more call 0905 789 4275 VIRGO For more call 0905 789 4276 arIEs March 21–April 20 A friend or workmate’s recent behaviour has caused you a lot of upset and turmoil. They have wronged you and although you feel ready now to accept their apology, it’s going to take a long time, if ever, before you are able to trust them again. You can forgive but you can’t forget. TaUrUs April 21-May 21 It might not be possible to keep everyone happy. You’ve taken on far too much in your attempt to please people and for the sake of your health, you need to reduce commitments. You would never deliberately let anyone down and it’s why you feel guilty about not being able to live up to promises. GEMINI May 22-June 21 You’ve had to give a lot of thought and put serious contemplation into making a big decision. Now you have arrived at a conclusion that feels right for you, it will feel like a burden is lifted. Even though you may disagree with others, you have reached your own decision. caNcEr June 22-July 23 If life has been lacking in some way you might hedge your bets against further empty days by making firm plans for the future. You feel strangely at home and comfortable in the company of someone you hardly know. Their energy and enthusiasm warms and inspires you. lEo July 24-Aug 23 Successful, confident friends inspire you and make you feel good about yourself too. Their enthusiasm has always rubbed off on you and yet it will be people who are shy, lonely or uncertain that seem drawn to you now as you seem to be able to help them in some way. It will be necessary to discuss a few important matters with your family. You aren’t sure how they will respond and this will make you slightly apprehensive about bringing up certain topics in conversation. Once discussions are over it will turn out you had no reason to be nervous. SCORPIO CAPRICORN lIBra Sept 24–Oct 23 Problems will seem to arise from the least expected places. Your boss or a senior colleague will be a great help, thanks to their skills and experience. You will be surprised by how they are willing to give you so much of their time. Work and practical matters need to be given utmost concentration. (80p/min + network (80p/min + network access charge) For more call 0905 789 4277 access charge) scorPIo Oct 24-Nov22 Work and group activities will be the main focus of your attention now. Do not be surprised if there is a need to sort out other people’s concerns before you can look to your own. You are hoping to make progress but be patient and expect that progress to be on the slow side. (80p/min + network (80p/min + network access charge) For more call 0905 789 4278 access charge) saGITTarIUs Nov 23-Dec 21 A work project is almost at an end. This has been a combined effort and having to move on to other things brings mixed feelings. On one hand you look forward to getting your teeth into something new. On the other, you’re sad to see the end of something you have really enjoyed. (80p/min + network (80p/min + network access charge) For more call 0905 789 4279 access charge) caPrIcorN Dec 22-Jan 20 Arrangements and agreements made will take you into new areas of experience. 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22 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 Feedback Letters will not be included unless you include your name, full postal address and daytime telephone number (we prefer to use names of letter writers but you can ask for your name not to be published if you have a good reason). The Editor reserves the right to edit all letters. powered by Liz is an awful choice, but is she worse than Raab? A nice quiet spot in the sun by Anne Buckley Liz Truss! I mean, Liz Truss! Is there no one else in the Tory party more capable than the queen of cheese? I mean, even Jason McCartney might be worth a punt in the next reshuffle. He could be minister for communication, except he doesn’t do communication. Liz Truss! Foreign secretary? Wow. So much for global Britain where in her previous job as Trade Secretary she trumpeted a whole host of successful deals with Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands. Who could forget her rebranding of an old deal as her own achievement? Still, could she be worse than Dominic Raab, who prefers holidays to work? He entered Downing Street as an incompetent minister only to be promoted! Only in Johnson’s Comedy Club! I think she probably will be as bad. The funniest thing is that Liz Truss is popular among rank and file Tories. Says a lot, doesn’t it? Trevor Woolley, Linthwaite Good to see kindness With all the gloom and doom going on in the world it was nice to Write to: Feedback, Huddersfield Daily Examiner, Office 6, Photon House, Percy Street, Leeds, LS12 1EG Or email: letters@examiner.co.uk see something happen last Friday night. I had been in the Vulcan pub in Huddersfield for the night had a nice evening and, having realised I had missed the last bus, I was walking towards Bob’s Taxis and I noticed there was a group of around five to six people aged about 18-23 stood around a man who had fallen badly in the main road. I approached them to see if they needed any help and to check they had called an ambulance which they had. They got him across the road and sat him down outside Bob’s Taxis and the bloke had a nasty gash to his nose so one of them went into the taxi office to get some tissue and then cleaned the bloke’s face up. The bloke was quite confused and a bit agitated but we all worked to keep him calm till the ambulance arrived. Talking to the group, I think one of them was called Tom and he made me laugh by saying: “You ought to come out with us one night”. I wish I’d taken your number down, I was so impressed by how nice they all were and actually cared to make sure the bloke was OK. How many people would have just walked past? I think Tom said they went to a certain social club in Rastrick so if I am ever in the area I might call in and if you are there buy you all a drink. Well done all of you, it’s good to see there are still good folk about! Adrian Thompson, via email 10 FREE * Phlox plants - Worth £15.98 * Just Pay £5.80 Postage Groundcover needn’t be dull Thompson & Morgan’s phlox collection! We’ve teamed up to offer you 10 free * postiplugs to carpet your garden in rich colour and keep the weeds at bay with the perennial creeping phlox collection - ready to be planted now. This hardy rockery plant has many uses - underplant trees, shrubs and tall perennials, soften path edging or cover awkward slopes and banks. collection comes into its own in March to May, bridging the colour gap between winter and summer bedding. How to Claim By Post Complete the order form and send to, TM_TRM41 Gardening Promotion 10 Free* Postiplugs offer: PO Box 162, Ipswich, IP8 3BX. Send alongside a cheque to the value of £5.80 to cover postage. Order forms without the cheque will not be valid. Online Online: Visit www.thompson-morgan.com/TM_TRM41 Select the 10 FREE* Postiplugs and pay for postage. Your Collection will contain a selection of the following: Phlox subulata ‘Candy Stripes’ Phlox subulata ‘Pharaoh Red Eye’ Phlox subulata ‘Pharaoh Blue Eye’ Phlox douglasii ‘ Red Admiral’ Phlox subulata ‘Drummonds Pink’ Phlox subulata ‘Emerald Cushion Blue’

PICK OF THE DAY Martin clunes as Dci colin Sutton MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 23 BY Sara WalliS Tonight’s TV Manhunter 73RD PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS Sky Max/NOW, 10.50pm It’s goodbye to the excruciating video format and a welcome return to all the glamour of in-person red carpet events. Broadcast from Los Angeles, hosted by comedian Cedric the Entertainer, above, this will be a star-studded event as the ceremony celebrates the best in the year’s television. The Apple TV+ feelgood comedy Ted Lasso, starring Jason Sudeikis, is the most-nominated series with a record breaking 20 nominations. Also heavily featured are Netflix’s The Crown and The Queen’s Gambit, Disney+ offerings Hamilton and WandaVision, as well as Kate Winslet’s HBO drama Mare of Easttown. Tune in to find out who gives the long speeches and who has the best gracious loser face… DEPARTURE 5Star, 10pm You might not be keen to get on a plane for a while after watching the first ten minutes of this high-octane US thriller. Tense from the off, the opening episode follows Maddie (Rebecca Liddiard) as she misses her scheduled flight to reunite with her fiance, so boards the fateful British Global Air Flight 716. There’s no long build up here, it’s all fast and furious as the warning signs begin. The pilot seems distracted, an overhead locker pops open and a little girl clutches her teddy... then the captain locks the first officer out of the cockpit and recklessly takes control of the aircraft, which then partly explodes. Back in London, air crash investigator Kendra Malley (Archie Panjabi), above, is called in to find the plane and see if any of its passengers survived. MARTIN CluNeS reprises his role as a veteran police detective on the hunt for a notorious serial burglar and rapist in this gripping real-life drama. The story is told over four consecutive nights, as police track the man whose 17-year reign of terror left thousands of elderly people in london living in fear. In the first series, Manhunt, Clunes took the role of DCI Colin Sutton, who tenaciously pursued serial killer levi Bellfield. Based on Sutton’s real diaries, this sequel begins with shocking scenes. MANhUNT: ThE NIghT STALkER ITV, 9pm An 82-year-old woman with dementia has been robbed and attacked, and is discovered cowering in her wardrobe, absolutely terrified. The man the press dubbed the Night Stalker committed his first offence in 1992, but it’s ten years on and he’s become active again. He’s never left a fingerprint or let a witness see his face, and now hunting him down is a priority. His attacks are unique and bear similar hallmarks – light bulbs taken out to ensure darkness, entire panes of glass removed from windows. Dressed entirely in black, and masked by a balaclava, he targets elderly victims and subjects them to frightening ordeals, whilst also robbing them. Colin is brought in to look at the case to see if any avenues of the investigation have been missed over the years. There must be a schoolboy error or a clue to the criminal’s location? Colin examines the evidence hoping to get the first glimpse of a man who has eluded police for a decade. IN ASSOCIATION WITH BusinessLive SOAP Watch EMMERDALE ITV,7pm Paddy can’t believe it when Marlon not only accepts Al as a potential investor into the pub but offers to sell him his entire stake. Paddy asks Kim if she will help him to get rid of Al. She realises that she can take advantage of his desperation. Elsewhere, Will’s loyalty is rewarded as Kim appoints him as her new Estate Manager, while Diane’s uneasy when her date, Michael, pictured above, is more interested in his jigsaw than he is in her. CORONATION STREET ITV, 7.30pm & 8.30pm Zeedan is trying to play happy families and offers Alya a loan of £50,000. But when Zeedan attacks Ryan for cheating on Alya, she’s furious, pointing out that he was nowhere to be seen during Geoff’s reign of terror and he should shove his money. There’s disaster over a typo when George shows Freda the Order of Service for Norris’s funeral. She points out that he got Norris’s date of birth wrong. And Kelly, above, feels rejected by a new ally. EASTENDERS BBC1, 8.05pm Linda is determined that Mick will be the baby’s legal father when the birth certificate is signed. Convinced she knows the truth, Rainie goes to drastic lengths, while Mick tries to protect Linda. Rocky, below, overhears Ethan and Sonia talking about their date, with a giddy Sonia telling Ethan that he definitely has potential. But later Rocky sees something that sends him into a rage. And Jean visits Stacey in prison to let her know that she’s been charged over drug possession. #EXAMINERAWARDS WIN THE RECOGNITION YOUR BUSINESS DESERVES ENTER NOW... VISIT: WWW.EXAMINERBUSINESSAWARDS.CO.UK CLOSING DATE: 1ST OCT 2021 Headline Sponsor BusinessLive Category Sponsors

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 27 ALSOP MARTIN On 26th August 2021 At his home in Skelmanthorpe. Martin Alsop aged 74 years, the dearly loved husband of Pat, loving and proud dad of Robert and Hannah, father in law of David, brother of Michael and brother in law of Ruth. Will friends please meet for service at Emmanuel Parish Church Shelley at 11am on Thursday 23rd September followed by cremation at Grenoside Crematorium South Chapel at 12.30pm. Family flowers only by request donations in lieu of flowers if so desired would be appreciated for RABI for which a donation plate will be provided at the service. All enquiries to Morley Rhodes & Wainwright Funeral Directors, Skelmanthorpe. Tel 01484 862095 BROOKE GEORGE DONALD (Don) On 15th September 2021 peacefully at Scissett Mount Care Home, Don aged 85 years of Shelley. Loving husband of Margaret, much loved dad of Joanna and the late Jonathan, dear father in law of Michael and a very dear grandad of Jonathan. Funeral Service at Huddersfield Crematorium on Wednesday 20th October at 11.30am. Donations if wished may be given for Parkinson's UK c/o Radcliffe Funeral Service, 16 Westgate, Honley, Holmfirth, HD9 6AA or online at radcliffefuneralservice. co.uk-obituaries A donation box will be available at the service. Will friends please accept this intimation and meet at the Crematorium. FOSBROOK MARGARET On September 2nd 2021, peacefully at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, Margaret aged 93 years of Crosland Moor. Dearly loved wife of the late Jack, loving mum of Michael, David and Charlie, much loved step mum of Peter and Jane and a special grandma, great grandma and sister. Service and Committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Friday October 1st at 11.30am. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu, if desired, for Macmillan Cancer Support or Marie Curie for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www. taylor-funerals.co.ukonline-obits. All enquiries to The Taylor Funeral Service tel. 01484 656156. FRANCE JUNE On August 26th 2021, peacefully at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, June aged 87 years of Linthwaite. Dearly loved Mum, Aunty and sister-in-law. Service and Committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Monday, September 27th at 12.15pm. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if desired may be sent to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, Ward 15 for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www.taylorfunerals.co.uk/onlineobits. All enquiries to The Taylor Funeral Service. Tel 01484 656156. HAWKINS ROBERT ARTHUR On September 1st 2021, died peacefully at Kirkwood Hospice, Robert aged 90 years of Salendine Nook. Loving husband of the late Margaret, father of Alison and Tim and grandpa of Katie, Morwenna and William. Service and Committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Tuesday September 28th at 10.00am. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if desired, to The Kirkwood for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www.taylor-funerals. co.uk/online-obits All enquires tel. 01484 656156. HEPWORTH MALCOLM On 31st August 2021 Peacefully at his home in Skelmanthorpe. Malcolm Hepworth aged 76 years, the dearly loved husband of the late Margaret, the much loved dad of Jonathan, Simon and Nicholas, also a much loved father in law, grandad and brother. Will friends please meet for service at Grenoside Crematorium North Chapel at 1pm on Friday 24th September. Family flowers only by request donations in lieu of flowers if so desired would be appreciated for The Marie Curie Nurses for which a donation plate will be provided at the service. All enquiries to Morley Rhodes and Wainwright Funeral Directors, Skelmanthorpe. Tel 01484 862095. HIRST PATRICIA MARGARET (Pat) On 16th September 2021, peacefully at HRI, Pat aged 84 years of Kirkheaton. Dearly loved wife of Brian, much loved mum of Gillian, Philip, Helen and Caroline, mother in law of Pete, Anne and Nigel, proud grandma of Christopher, Joanne, Jack and Charlie and great grandma of Delilah. Funeral service at St Patrick's Church, Huddersfield on Monday 4th October at 11.00am followed by interment at Edgerton Cemetery. Donations if wished may be given for the RSPCA c/o Radcliffe Funeral Service, The Lindens, New Road, Kirkheaton, HD5 0JB or a donation box will be available at the service. Will friends please accept this intimation and meet at the Church. HUTTON MARGARET (Nee Jackson) On August 31st 2021, peacefully at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, Margaret aged 80 years of Dalton. Beloved wife of Peter, loving mum of Jason, much loved mother-in-law Joanne, special grandma of Lily and Evie and a dear sister of Roger. Service and committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Wednesday September 29th at 10.45am. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu if desired to Parkinson's UK for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www.taylor-funerals. co.uk/online-obits All enquiries to The Taylor Funeral Service. Tel: 01484 656156 JAMES PATRICIA MILLICENT (Nee Dyson) On August 24th 2021, suddenly at home in Lindley, Patricia aged 86 years. Much loved wife of the late Stanley, dearly loved mum of Simon, loving mother-in-law of Joanne and a dear sister of Anne, Jacqueline and Selwyn. Service and Committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Monday September 27th at 10.00 am. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu, if desired, to The Kirkwood for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www.taylor-funerals. co.uk/online-obits. All enquiries to Taylor Funeral Service, tel: 01484 656156. KANE WENDY MARLENE (Nee England) On 28th August 2021, peacefully in Calderdale Royal Hospital Wendy aged 82 years of Brockholes. Beloved wife of the late John, much loved mum of Steven Karen and Peter. A very dear mother-in-law, proud and loving nanna, great grandma and a dear sister and auntie. Funeral service at St Georges Church, Brockholes on Monday 27th September at 10.30am followed by a private family committal. Family flowers only but donations may be given for Kirkwood Hospice c/o Radcliffe Funeral Service, 16 Westgate, Honley, Holmfirth, HD9 6AA or online at radcliffefuneralservice. co.uk-obituaries. MULLANY ANNE EDWINA (North & Dennis) 14th September Passed away peacefully on 14th September at Tolson Grange Nursing Home, Huddersfield, aged 85. Loving wife of the late John Mullany and late Clive North. Much loved mother to Andrew, Jacqueline and Clare and a wonderful grandmother, stepmother and friend to so many. Service to be held at Huddersfield Crematorium on Monday 18th October at 11.30am. The family look forward to sharing this celebration of her life with family, old friends and colleagues. Family flowers only by request and donations in lieu to The Sylvia Wright Trust (www.sylviawright. org). Any enquiries to Chambers Funeral Service - 01484 429991. RICHMOND SYLVIA On 12th September 2021, suddenly and unexpectedly, at Calderdale Royal Hospital, Sylvia aged 84 years of Beaumont Park. The dearly loved wife of the late Ken, much loved mum of Julie and Paula, a very dear mother in law of Freddie and Anthony and a very proud nanny of Toby. Funeral service at Huddersfield Crematorium on Tuesday 28th September at 9.15am. Flowers if wished may be sent to Radcliffe Funeral Service, 16 Westgate, Honley, Holmfirth, HD9 6AA. Will friends please accept this intimation. SHUTTLEWORTH WILMA On 13th September 2021 Peacefully at home, surrounded by her family, dearly loved wife of Peter, much loved mum of Peter and Aaron, dear mother in law of Iria, Grandma of Morgan, a dear sister, sister in law and aunty. A dear friend to many. Will friends please meet for the service at St Bartholomew's Church, Meltham on Wednesday 22nd September 2021 at 2.00pm. Family flowers only please but donations would be appreciated for Marie Curie. All enquiries to Pearson Funeral Service, 7-9 Station Street, Meltham HD9 5XB. 01484 688575. SYKES PHILIP On August 21st 2021, peacefully at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, Philip aged 73 years of Cowlersley. Dearly loved husband of Susan, loving father of David, a much loved brother of Barbara, dear brother-in-law and uncle. Service and Committal at Huddersfield Crematorium on Thursday, September 23rd at 12.15 pm. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if desired, may be sent to HRI - ICU for which a plate will be provided at the service or online at www.taylor-funerals. co.uk/online-obits. All enquiries to The Taylor Funeral Service. 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30 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 the goal line! All the scores .. all Home Away P W D L F A W D L F A GD Pts Chelsea 5 2 0 0 6 0 2 1 0 6 1 11 13 Liverpool 5 2 1 0 6 1 2 0 0 6 0 11 13 Man Utd 5 2 0 0 9 2 2 1 0 4 2 9 13 Brighton 5 2 0 1 4 3 2 0 0 3 1 3 12 Man City 5 2 1 0 10 0 1 0 1 1 1 10 10 Everton 5 2 0 0 6 2 1 1 1 4 5 3 10 Tottenham 5 2 0 1 2 3 1 0 1 1 3 -3 9 West Ham 5 1 1 1 7 5 1 1 0 4 2 4 8 Brentford 5 1 0 1 2 1 1 2 0 3 1 3 8 Aston Villa 5 2 1 0 6 1 0 0 2 2 6 1 7 Watford 5 1 0 1 3 4 1 0 2 3 4 -2 6 Leicester 5 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 4 7 -3 6 Arsenal 5 1 0 1 1 2 1 0 2 1 7 -7 6 Crystal Pal 5 1 1 0 3 0 0 1 2 2 8 -3 5 Southampton 5 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 1 3 5 -2 4 Wolves 5 0 0 3 0 4 1 0 1 2 1 -3 3 Leeds 5 0 1 1 2 5 0 2 1 3 7 -7 3 Newcastle 5 0 2 1 5 7 0 0 2 1 6 -7 2 Burnley 5 0 1 2 2 4 0 0 2 1 5 -6 1 Norwich 5 0 0 3 2 8 0 0 2 0 6 -12 0 fixtures tomorrow 7.45pm unless stated CArABAo CuP - ThirD rounD Brentford v Oldham; Burnley v Rochdale; Fulham v Leeds; Man City v Wycombe; Norwich v Liverpool; Preston North End v Cheltenham; QPR v Everton; Sheff Utd v Southampton; Watford v Stoke; Wigan v Sunderland. Sky BeT LeAGue one Crewe v Morecambe; Gillingham v Charlton; Portsmouth v Plymouth. Sky BeT LeAGue TWo Crawley Town v Harrogate Town. PAPA john’S TroPhy - norThern GrouP e Doncaster v Man City U21 (7pm). norThern GrouP F Bradford v Man Utd U21 (7pm). SouThern GrouP h Cambridge Utd v Tottenham U21 (7pm). AstoN VillA (0) 3 eVertoN (0) 0 Cash 66 Att 41,888 Digne 69 (og) L Bailey 75 56% Possession 44% 3 shots on target 1 12 shots off target 10 0 offsides 2 7 fouls 10 5 Corners 4 Martinez, Cash (Traore 86), Konsa, Tuanzebe, Mings, Targett (L Bailey 61 (Young 82)), Ramsey, Douglas Luiz, McGinn (Nakamba 40), Ings, Watkins. Subs not used: Buendia, Steer, El Ghazi, Hause, Archer Booked: L Bailey. Begovic, Godfrey (Kenny 80), Mina, Keane, Digne, Townsend, Doucoure, Allan (Gordon 73), Iwobi (Davies 81), Gray (Andre Gomes 63), Rondon. Subs not used: Holgate, Lonergan, Branthwaite, Simms Booked: Godfrey. MAN. city (0) 0 southAMptoN (0) 0 Att 52,698 65% Possession 35% 1 shots on target 2 15 shots off target 8 4 offsides 0 5 fouls 10 8 Corners 5 Ederson, Walker, Dias, Ake, Joao Cancelo, Gundogan, Fernandinho (De Bruyne 65), Bernardo Silva (Foden 72), Gabriel Jesus (Mahrez 67), Sterling, Grealish. Subs not used: Torres, Carson, Mbete-Tabu, Palmer, Lavia, Wilson-Esbrand Sent-off: Walker. Referee: Craig Pawson Referee: Jonathan Moss McCarthy, Livramento (Perraud 86), Stephens (Salisu 37), Bednarek, Walker-Peters, Romeu, Elyounoussi, Ward-Prowse, Adams (Broja 68), Redmond, Armstrong. Subs not used: Lyanco, Djenepo, Tella, Diallo, Valery, Forster Booked: Livramento, Walker- Peters. BurNley (0) 0 ArseNAl (1) 1 43% Possession 57% 3 shots on target 3 15 shots off target 10 4 offsides 2 9 fouls 8 8 Corners 3 Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Gudmundsson (Cornet 57), Westwood, Brownhill, McNeil, Barnes (Vydra 57), Wood (Rodriguez 82). Subs not used: Cork, Hennessey, Lennon, Collins, Pieters, Bardsley Booked: Barnes, Westwood. Ramsdale, Tomiyasu, White, Gabriel, Tierney (Tavares 78), Thomas (Maitland-Niles 75), Pepe, Smith-Rowe (Sambi Lokonga 61), Odegaard, Saka, Aubameyang. Subs not used: Leno, Lacazette, Holding, Cedric, Pablo Mari, Martinelli Booked: Tavares. Norwich (1) 1 wAtford (1) 3 49% Possession 51% 5 shots on target 8 7 shots off target 4 1 offsides 0 9 fouls 14 4 Corners 8 Krul, Aarons, Kabak, Hanley, Williams, Gilmour, Normann (Cantwell 70), McLean, Sargent (Tzolis 70), Pukki, Rashica (Idah 88). Subs not used: Gibson, Rupp, Lees-Melou, Gunn, Giannoulis, Omobamidele Booked: Williams. Odegaard 30 Referee: Anthony Taylor Pukki 35 Bonaventure 17 Att 26,649 Sarr 63, 80 Referee: Robert Jones Foster, Femenia (Ngakia 59), Troost-Ekong, Cathcart, Rose, Kucka, Sissoko, Sarr, Cleverley (Etebo 83), Bonaventure (Sema 73), King. Subs not used: Louza, Masina, Fletcher, Bachmann, Kabasele, Hernandez Booked: Cathcart. liVerpool (1) 3 crystAl pAl (0) 0 Mane 43 Salah 78 Keita 89 60% Possession 40% 10 shots on target 2 15 shots off target 11 1 offsides 3 16 fouls 9 10 Corners 5 Alisson, Milner, Konate, van Dijk, Tsimikas, Henderson (Origi 88), Fabinho, Thiago (Keita 62), Salah, Jota (Jones 76), Mane. Subs not used: Gomez, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Minamino, Robertson, Phillips, Kelleher Booked: Henderson, Salah, Tsimikas. Guaita, Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Gallagher, Kouyate (Olise 82), McArthur (Riedewald 65), Ayew, Benteke (Edouard 65), Zaha. Subs not used: Butland, Milivojevic, Tomkins, Hughes, Clyne, Kelly Booked: Ward. wolVes (0) 0 BreNtford (2) 2 Att 29,724 63% Possession 37% 0 shots on target 3 11 shots off target 6 2 offsides 2 10 fouls 6 4 Corners 2 Jose Sa, Kilman, Coady, Saiss (Hwang 46), Nelson Semedo (Silva 82), Neves, Joao Moutinho, Marcal (Daniel Podence 72), Trincao , Jimenez, Traore. Subs not used: Hoever, Ait Nouri, Mosquera, Boly, Ruddy, Dendoncker Booked: Coady, Jose Sa, Neves, Saiss. Referee: Andrew Madley Toney 28 (pen) Mbeumo 34 Referee: Darren England Raya, Ajer, Jansson (Jorgensen 82), Pinnock, Canos (Onyeka 68), Baptiste, Norgaard, Janelt, Henry (Roerslev 75), Mbeumo, Toney. Subs not used: Thompson, Jensen, Forss, Wissa, Ghoddos, Fernandez Booked: Baptiste, Henry, Jansson. Sent-off: Baptiste. NewcAstle (1) 1 leeds (1) 1 BrightoN (1) 2 leicester (0) 1 totteNhAM (0) 0 chelseA (0) 3 west hAM (1) 1 MAN. uNited (1) 2 Saint-Maximin 44 Raphinha 13 Att 50,407 Maupay 35 (pen) Vardy 61 Welbeck 50 Att 31,078 Att 60,059 Thiago Silva 49 Kante 57 Rudiger 90 Benrahma 30 Ronaldo 35 Lingard 89 37% Possession 63% 7 shots on target 9 10 shots off target 13 1 offsides 1 9 fouls 11 4 Corners 5 125 Darlow, YEARS Manquillo (Krafth 81), Hayden, Lascelles, Clark, Ritchie, Almiron (Fraser 62), Willock, Longstaff, Joelinton (Murphy 90), Saint-Maximin. Subs not used: Schar, Lewis, Hendrick, Fernandez, Gillespie, Gayle Booked: Almiron, Ritchie. Referee: Mike Dean Meslier, Dallas, Ayling (Shackleton 89), Cooper, Firpo, Phillips, Raphinha (Summerville 67), Rodrigo, Klich, James (Roberts 61), Bamford. Subs not used: Klaesson, Cresswell, McKinstry, Greenwood, McCarron, Kenneh Booked: Firpo, Rodrigo. 36% Possession 64% 5 shots on target 3 7 shots off target 11 3 offsides 2 7 fouls 9 4 Corners 9 Sanchez, Veltman, Duffy, Dunk, March (Mwepu 62), Lallana, Bissouma (Moder 79), Cucurella, Trossard, Welbeck (Burn 70), Maupay. Subs not used: Lamptey, Connolly, Mac Allister, Alzate, Steele, Richards Booked: Sanchez, Veltman. Referee: Stuart Attwell Schmeichel, Ricardo Pereira, Soyuncu, Vestergaard, Bertrand (Castagne 68), Tielemans, Ndidi, Soumare (Iheanacho 75), Maddison (Lookman 46), Vardy, Barnes. Subs not used: Albrighton, Ward, Amartey, Choudhury, Dewsbury-Hall, Daka Booked: Ndidi. 48% Possession 52% 2 shots on target 9 6 shots off target 11 0 offsides 1 4 fouls 15 5 Corners 11 Lloris, Emerson, Romero (Sanchez 83), Dier, Reguilon, Ndombele (Skipp 62), Hojbjerg, Alli, Lo Celso (Gil Salvatierra 62), Kane, Son. Subs not used: Doherty, Winks, Rodon, Gollini, Davies, Scar- lett Referee: Paul Tierney Arrizabalaga, Christensen, Thiago Silva, Rudiger, Azpilicueta, Jorginho, Kovacic, Alonso, Mount (Kante 46), Havertz (Werner 70), Lukaku. Subs not used: Bettinelli, Chalobah, Saul, Hudson-Odoi, Chilwell, Ziyech, James Booked: Werner. 39% Possession 61% 3 shots on target 10 9 shots off target 7 2 offsides 0 5 fouls 6 2 Corners 11 Fabianski, Coufal, Zouma, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Fornals, Soucek, Rice, Vlasic (Yarmolenko 68), Bowen (Noble 90), Benrahma (Lanzini 88). Subs not used: Areola, Dawson, Diop, Fredericks, Masuaku, Kral Referee: Martin Atkinson de Gea, Wan Bissaka, Varane, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Fred (Matic 88), Greenwood (Sancho 73), Bruno Fernandes, Pogba (Lingard 73), Ronaldo. Subs not used: Bailly, Mata, Martial, Dalot, Heaton, van de Beek Home Away P W D L F A W D L F A GD Pts Bournemouth 8 2 2 0 9 5 3 1 0 5 1 8 18 Fulham 8 2 1 1 7 3 3 0 1 11 4 11 16 West Brom 8 2 2 0 8 3 2 2 0 6 4 7 16 Coventry 8 4 0 0 7 2 1 1 2 2 4 3 16 Stoke 8 3 1 0 7 4 1 1 2 4 6 1 14 Blackburn 8 2 1 1 7 5 1 3 0 4 3 3 13 Huddersfield 8 2 0 2 6 7 2 1 1 7 4 2 13 QPR 8 1 2 1 6 5 2 1 1 10 7 4 12 Bristol City 8 0 3 1 2 3 3 0 1 8 6 1 12 Cardiff 8 1 1 2 5 5 2 1 1 6 4 2 11 Birmingham 8 1 1 2 3 6 2 1 1 7 4 0 11 Derby 8 1 3 0 4 3 1 1 2 2 4 -1 10 Luton 8 1 2 1 6 8 1 2 1 6 6 -2 10 Reading 8 2 1 1 10 8 1 0 3 5 10 -3 10 Sheff Utd 8 1 1 2 9 7 1 2 1 3 5 0 9 Middlesbro 8 1 1 2 6 7 1 2 1 3 3 -1 9 Preston 8 2 1 1 6 6 0 2 2 3 5 -2 9 Millwall 8 1 2 1 5 5 0 3 1 3 5 -2 8 Barnsley 8 1 2 1 2 2 0 3 1 4 7 -3 8 Blackpool 8 1 0 3 1 6 1 2 1 6 6 -5 8 Swansea 8 0 3 1 1 3 1 1 2 6 8 -4 7 Peterborough 8 2 1 1 7 4 0 0 4 3 13 -7 7 Hull 8 0 1 3 1 7 1 1 2 4 5 -7 5 Nottm Forest 8 0 0 4 3 8 1 1 2 4 4 -5 4 pools check No ft 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 2 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 Barnsley (0) 0 BlackBurn (0) 0 Att 13,640 BArnSLey: Collins, Halme, Helik, Moon, Sibbick (Hondermarck 46), Brittain, Gomes (Adeboyejo 60), Styles, Oduor, Iseka (Frieser 46), Woodrow. Subs not used: Vita, Walton, Sraha, Cole. BLACkBurn: Kaminski, Nyambe, Lenihan, Ayala, Pickering, Travis, Buckley, Poveda-Ocampo (Clarkson 67), Rothwell (Edun 71), Dolan (Khadra 67), Brereton. Subs not used: Davenport, Pears, Butterworth, Carter. Booked: Dolan. referee: Andy Woolmer cardiff (0) 0 Bournemouth (0) 1 Billing 54 CArDiFF: Phillips, Sang (Colwill 61), Morrison, Flint, Nelson, Brown (Bagan 73), Bacuna, Vaulks, Pack, Harris (Collins 61), Moore. Subs not used: McGuinness, Smithies, Bowen, Ng. Booked: Bacuna, Harris, Nelson. AFC BournemouTh: Travers, Smith, Cahill, Kelly, Zemura, Lerma, Pearson, Billing, Christie (Rogers 80), Solanke (Lowe 89), Anthony (Mepham 90). Subs not used: Nyland, Brooks, Marcondes, Stacey. Booked: Christie, Lerma, Smith. referee: Josh Smith derBy (2) 2 stoke (0) 1 Bird 31 Ince 58 Davies 34 Att 20,545 DerBy: Roos, Byrne, Jagielka, Davies, Buchanan, Bird, Shinnie, Sibley (Jozwiak 74), Morrison (Knight 67), Lawrence, Baldock (Stearman 84). Subs not used: Allsop, Stretton, Ebosele , Williams. Booked: Shinnie, Sibley. 10 1 11 1 12 1 13 1 14 3 15 1 16 3 17 1 18 3 SToke: Bursik, Ostigard, Souttar, Wilmot, Ince, Sawyers (Doughty 73), Vrancic, Clucas, Tymon, Surridge (Brown 59), Sima (Powell 59). Subs not used: Duhaney, Davies, Batth, Thompson. Booked: Ince, Ostigard, Sawyers. referee: Jeremy Simpson fulham (0) 1 reading (1) 2 Rodrigo Muniz 86 Ejaria 19, 53 Att 18,901 FuLhAm: Gazzaniga, Odoi (Onomah 71), Adarabioyo, Ream, Robinson, Seri (Kebano 71), Chalobah, Wilson, Reid (Rodrigo Muniz 55), Ivan Cavaleiro, Mitrovic. Subs not used: Quina, Rodak, Hector, Mawson. Booked: Odoi, Ream, Seri, Wilson. reADinG: Southwood, Yiadom, Holmes (Drinkwater 20), Morrison, Baba, Laurent, Swift, Halilovic (Puscas 88), Dele-Bashiru, Ejaria, Hoilett (Tetek 89). Subs not used: Boyce-Clarke, Ehibhationham, Stickland, Clarke. Booked: Baba, Hoilett, Swift. referee: Stephen Martin huddersfld (0) 0 n forest (1) 2 Att 17,462 Grabban 22 Nicholls 48 (og) huDDerSFieLD: Nicholls, Pearson (Turton 46), Lees, Colwill, Thomas, Hogg, O’Brien, Toffolo, Sinani, Koroma (Holmes 58), Ward (Odubeko 58). Subs not used: Vallejo, Campbell, Sarr, Bilokapic. Booked: Turton, Ward. noTTm ForeST: Samba, Worrall, Tobias Figueiredo, McKenna, Spence (Richardson 79), Yates, Garner, Lowe, Lolley (Mighten 61), Johnson (Colback 79), Grabban. Subs not used: Horvath, Mbe Soh, Cafu, Taylor. Booked: Garner. referee: Chris Kavanagh 19 1 20 1 21 1 22 1 23 1 24 1 25 1 26 3 27 1 hull (0) 1 sheff united (1) 3 Lewis-Potter 74 Sharp 17 Att 14,451 Egan 50, 61 huLL: Ingram, Coyle, Bernard, Greaves, Elder, M Smith (Cannon 46), Smallwood, Wilks, Moncur (T Smith 70), Lewis-Potter, Magennis (Honeyman 46). Subs not used: Emmanuel, Baxter, Longman, McLoughlin. Booked: Greaves, Honeyman, Smallwood. SheFF uTD: Olsen, Baldock, Egan, Davies (Basham 85), Norrington-Davies, Hourihane (Guedioura 65), Fleck, Brewster, Gibbs-White, Osborn, Sharp (McBurnie 76). Subs not used: Norwood, Foderingham, Bogle, Ndiaye. Booked: Guedioura, Norrington-Davies. referee: Dean Whitestone luton (3) 3 swansea (0) 3 Berry 7 Paterson 63 Adebayo 15 (pen), 23 Ntcham 86 Att 9,721 Piroe 90 LuTon: Sluga, Lockyer, Burke, Naismith, Bree, Berry (Clark 61), Lansbury, Mpanzu, Osho, Adebayo (Rea 90), Cornick (Jerome 76). Subs not used: Shea, Mendes Gomes, Pereira, Francis-Clarke. Booked: Lansbury, Naismith. SWAnSeA: Hamer, Bennett, Naughton, Williams (Cabango 46), Laird, Downes (Piroe 46), Grimes, Manning, Walsh (Ntcham 46), Paterson, Obafemi. Subs not used: Benda, Fulton, Smith, Latibeaudiere. Booked: Manning. referee: Tony Harrington middlesBro (1) 1 Blackpool (0) 2 Tavernier 8 Ekpiteta 63 Att 21,022 Hall 78 (og) 28 1 29 1 30 3 31 1 32 3 33 1 34 3 35 1 36 1 miDDLeSBrouGh: Lumley, Dijksteel (Jones 56), Hall, Fry, Peltier, Howson (Ikpeazu 88), Lea Siliki (Payero 79), Tavernier, Crooks, Hernandez, Sporar. Subs not used: Olusanya, Watmore, Bamba, Daniels. Booked: Crooks, Fry. BLACkPooL: Maxwell, Sterling, Ekpiteta, Keogh, Garbutt, Bowler (Lawrence-Gabriel 90), Wintle, Dougall, Anderson, Lavery (Yates 86), John-Jules (Madine 71). Subs not used: Connolly, Husband, Carey, Grimshaw. Booked: Lawrence-Gabriel. referee: David Webb millwall (1) 1 coventry (1) 1 Saville 21 Gyokeres 9 Att 12,516 miLLWALL: Bialkowski, Ballard, M Wallace, Cooper, Leonard, Kieftenbeld (Mahoney 81), Saville, Malone, J Wallace, Smith (Mitchell 69), Bradshaw (Bennett 81). Subs not used: Long, Hutchinson, Thompson, Pearce. Booked: Saville, M Wallace. CovenTry: Moore, Hyam, McFadzean, Clarke-Salter (Rose 62), Kane, Hamer, Sheaf, Maatsen, O’Hare (Allen 82), Gyokeres, Godden (Walker 81). Subs not used: Jones, Waghorn, Wilson, Da Costa. referee: Keith Stroud peterBoro (2) 3 Birmingham (0) 0 Dean 1 (og) Att 12,199 Clarke-Harris 35 (pen) Grant 50 PeTerBorouGh: Cornell, Thompson, Edwards, Kent, Butler, Taylor (Coventry 72), Norburn, Grant (Szmodics 83), Ward, Clarke-Harris, Dembele (Burrows 82). Subs not used: Knight, Kanu, Tomlinson, Blackmore. Booked: Butler, Kent. 37 3 38 1 39 2 40 1 41 1 42 1 43 1 44 1 45 3 BirminGhAm: Sarkic, Colin, Roberts (Sanderson 46), Dean, Pedersen, Chong, Woods, Gardner, Bela (Sunjic 46), Deeney, Jutkiewicz (Aneke 59). Subs not used: Friend, Hogan, McGree, Trueman. Booked: Aneke, Woods. Sent-off: Gardner. referee: Jarred Gillett preston (1) 1 west Brom (1) 1 Whiteman 26 Phillips 45; Att 13,850 PreSTon norTh enD: Iversen, Storey, Bauer, Hughes, van den Berg, Ledson, Whiteman (McCann 65), Earl, Johnson, Maguire (Wickham 65), Jakobsen (Murphy 83). Subs not used: Rudd, Cunningham, Lindsay, Potts. Booked: van den Berg. WeST Brom: Johnstone, Ajayi, Bartley, Townsend, Furlong, Livermore, Mowatt, Reach, Phillips (Robinson 69), Diangana (Ahearne-Grant 63), Hugill. Subs not used: Molumby, Kipre, Snodgrass, Button, Taylor. Booked: Bartley. referee: Andy Davies Qpr (0) 1 Bristol city (1) 2 McCallum 54 Martin 45 Att 14,922 Wells 90 QPr: Dieng, Dickie, De Wijs, Barbet, Johansen, Odubajo (Adomah 65), Chair, Willock, McCallum, Gray (Austin 64), Dykes (Ball 80). Subs not used: Thomas, Dozzell, Dunne, Walsh. Booked: Ball, Barbet, Gray, Johansen. BriSToL CiTy: Bentley, Kalas, Atkinson, Baker (Dasilva 46), Tanner, James, Bakinson, Pring (Semenyo 71), Massengo, Martin (Wells 62), Weimann. Subs not used: Simpson, Williams, O’Leary, Palmer. Booked: Bakinson. referee: Leigh Doughty 46 1 47 3 48 3 49 2 11 Score Draws 4 No Score Draws 15 Home Wins 19 Away Wins Dividend Forecast is TBC

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 31 the scorers .. all the tables SCOTTISH RESULTS AfC w’don (0) 0 PLYMouth (0) 1 Hardie 47 ACCrington (0) 1 wigAn (2) 4 Nottingham 53 Whatmough 7 Att 4,517 Keane 18 Wyke 58, 90 boLton (0) 0 rotherhAM (2) 2 Att 20,877 Wiles 18, 21 CheLtenhAM (0) 1 oxford utd (0) 0 May 68 Att 5,004 Crewe (1) 2 burton A (0) 0 Bostwick 10 (og) Bennett 87 donCASter (0) 1 MoreCAMbe (0) 0 Rowe 81 fLeetwood (0) 2 SunderLAnd (1) 2 Morton 81 Stewart 19 G Garner 90 (pen) McGeady 76 (pen) Att 4,250 giLLinghAM (1) 1 Mk donS (2) 4 Oliver 20 Twine 28, Kioso 39 Ehmer 82 (og) Watters 88 LinCoLn CitY (0) 0 iPSwiCh (1) 1 Att 9,874 Bonne 30 PortSMth (0) 1 CAMbridge (1) 2 Curtis 76 Ironside 38 Att 15,330 O’Neil 69 Sheff wed (1) 1 ShrewSbY (1) 1 Berahino 6 Bowman 37 Att 21,976 wYCoMbe (1) 2 ChArLton (0) 1 McCleary 43, 72 Lavelle 90; Att 5,832 P W D L F A Pts Wigan ..................7 5 1 1 12 5 16 Sunderland ..........7 5 1 1 12 7 16 MK Dons...............8 4 3 1 16 10 15 Plymouth .............7 4 2 1 10 4 14 Wycombe.............7 4 2 1 10 7 14 Rotherham...........8 4 1 3 10 8 13 Wimbledon ..........8 3 3 2 15 13 12 Bolton ..................8 3 3 2 14 12 12 Cheltenham .........8 3 3 2 11 11 12 Burton Albion.......8 3 3 2 6 8 12 Accrington............8 4 0 4 8 11 12 Sheff Wed.............7 3 2 2 6 5 11 Cambridge ...........7 3 2 2 10 10 11 Oxford Utd............8 3 2 3 9 9 11 Portsmouth..........7 3 1 3 5 4 10 Fleetwood............7 2 2 3 11 11 8 Lincoln City ..........8 2 2 4 10 10 8 Morecambe..........7 2 1 4 9 10 7 Ipswich ................7 1 3 3 11 15 6 Gillingham ...........7 1 3 3 7 11 6 Crewe...................7 1 2 4 4 8 5 Shrewsbury..........8 1 2 5 4 11 5 Charlton ...............7 1 1 5 6 10 4 Doncaster.............7 1 1 5 3 9 4 MINOR LEAGUES The Northern Football League Premier Division Gainsborough Trinity 1 Stalybridge Celtic 0, Stafford Rangers 2 Matlock Town 0. P W D L F A Pts South Shields .......9 7 2 0 21 5 23 Matlock Town.......9 7 0 2 21 7 21 Whitby Town ........8 6 1 1 11 4 19 Buxton .................8 5 3 0 16 5 18 Bamber Bridge.....9 5 2 2 20 12 17 Lancaster City.......9 5 1 3 19 11 16 Stafford Rangers ..9 4 2 3 11 6 14 Warrington Tn ......9 4 2 3 10 9 14 Basford Utd ..........9 3 4 2 10 9 13 Hyde Utd ..............9 4 0 5 13 13 12 Atherton ..............8 4 0 4 8 8 12 FC Utd of Man.......8 3 2 3 11 9 11 Scarborough.........8 3 2 3 8 10 11 Mickleover ...........9 3 2 4 10 15 11 Nantwich Town ....9 3 1 5 7 11 10 Gainsborough T ..10 3 1 6 6 17 10 Stalybridge C......10 3 0 7 10 15 9 Ashton Utd...........9 1 5 3 9 11 8 Radcliffe...............9 2 2 5 7 14 8 Grantham Town....9 1 3 5 9 23 6 Witton Albion.......8 1 2 5 7 20 5 Morpeth Town......9 1 1 7 9 19 4 The Northern Football League First Division North West Kendal Town 1 Clitheroe 2, Market Drayton Town 0 Bootle 3, Ramsbottom Utd 0 Glossop North End 0, Trafford 0 Warrington Rylands 0, Widnes 0 Workington 1, Newcastle Town 2 Leek Town 3. P W D L F A Pts Workington..........9 7 2 0 14 4 23 Clitheroe ..............9 6 1 2 23 10 19 Mossley................7 6 0 1 12 8 18 Warrington R........8 5 2 1 15 9 17 Trafford ................9 4 4 1 15 10 16 Marine .................7 5 0 2 13 6 15 Runcorn Linnets ...7 5 0 2 12 6 15 Ramsbottom U.....9 4 2 3 16 9 14 Leek Town ............8 4 2 2 12 9 14 Kidsgrove Ath.......8 4 1 3 10 8 13 City of Liverpool ...8 3 2 3 9 16 11 Colne....................7 2 3 2 9 6 9 Bootle ..................8 3 0 5 15 20 9 1874 Northwich ...8 2 2 4 8 13 8 Glossop N E.........10 1 4 5 6 11 7 brAdford (0) 1 bArrow (1) 1 Vernam 59 Kay 21 Att 15,403 briStoL r (0) 1 L orient (3) 3 Pitman 90 (pen) Smith 17 Att 6,172 Archibald 33, Drinan 41 CArLiSLe (0) 2 SCunthorPe (2) 2 Gibson 81 Jarvis 3 Dickenson 90 Onariase 44 Att 4,499 CoLCheSter (0) 0 CrAwLeY (1) 1 Att 2,640 Payne 22 exeter (0) 2 Sutton utd (0) 0 Goodliffe 68 (og) Att 4,511 Nombe 84 MAnSfieLd (0) 1 roChdALe (0) 1 Johnson 73 Cashman 50 Att 4,336 newPort (1) 2 wALSALL (1) 1 Demetriou 9 Shade 45 Clarke 87 Att 3,825 n’hAMPton (0) 1 Swindon (0) 1 Horsfall 83 Simpson 57 Att 5,863 oLdhAM (0) 0 hArtLePooL (0) 0 Att 3,934 Port vALe (1) 2 hArrogAte (0) 0 Worrall 27, Wilson 47 Att 5,435 StevenAge (0) 0 foreSt gn (1) 4 Att 3,111 Wilson 2, Stevens 50 Matt 58, Young 81 trAnMere (1) 2 SALford CitY (0) 0 Morris 13 (pen), Nevitt 48 Att 5,854 P W D L F A Pts Forest Green.........8 6 1 1 18 8 19 Leyton Orient .......8 4 3 1 16 7 15 Harrogate Town....7 4 2 1 13 9 14 Northampton.......8 4 2 2 7 5 14 Exeter...................8 3 4 1 11 5 13 Hartlepool............8 4 1 3 8 6 13 Port Vale...............8 3 3 2 9 6 12 Rochdale ..............8 3 3 2 12 10 12 Bradford...............8 3 3 2 11 9 12 Swindon...............8 3 3 2 9 7 12 Tranmere..............8 3 2 3 4 3 11 Newport...............8 3 2 3 9 11 11 Carlisle .................8 2 4 2 9 9 10 Crawley ................7 3 1 3 8 10 10 Barrow .................8 2 3 3 11 10 9 Colchester ............7 2 3 2 7 7 9 Salford City...........8 2 2 4 7 8 8 Sutton Utd............7 2 2 3 6 8 8 Walsall .................8 2 2 4 8 11 8 Mansfield .............8 2 2 4 10 14 8 Stevenage ............8 2 2 4 7 13 8 Bristol Rovers .......8 2 1 5 6 13 7 Scunthorpe ..........8 1 4 3 6 13 7 Oldham ................8 1 1 6 4 14 4 Newcastle Town ...9 2 1 6 12 20 7 Prescot Cables ......6 1 1 4 11 15 4 Widnes.................8 1 1 6 3 10 4 Kendal Town.........9 1 1 7 11 20 4 Market Drayton ..10 1 1 8 4 20 4 The Northern Football League First Division South East Bridlington Town 2 Shildon 1, Cleethorpes Town P Liversedge P, Dunston UTS 6 Frickley Athletic 0, Ossett United 1 Yorkshire Amateur 0, Tadcaster Albion 1 Lincoln Utd 2. P W D L F A Pts Liversedge............8 8 0 0 22 4 24 Ossett United .......8 6 1 1 14 7 19 Marske Utd...........7 6 0 1 19 2 18 Shildon.................8 5 1 2 12 6 16 Yorkshire Am........9 4 1 4 16 12 13 Stocksbridge P S...7 4 1 2 9 8 13 Frickley Athletic....8 4 0 4 7 13 12 Lincoln Utd...........9 3 3 3 16 25 12 Stockton Town......8 3 2 3 11 8 11 Worksop Town......7 3 2 2 9 8 11 Brighouse Town....7 2 4 1 9 7 10 Cleethorpes Town.6 3 1 2 12 12 10 Dunston UTS ........8 3 1 4 12 13 10 Sheffield FC ..........7 1 3 3 10 13 6 Hebburn Town......7 1 2 4 9 11 5 Tadcaster Albion...9 1 2 6 11 19 5 Pontefract Col.......8 1 1 6 10 18 4 Bridlington Town..7 1 0 6 4 14 3 Pickering Town.....8 0 3 5 10 22 3 The Northern Football League First Division Midlands Carlton Town 1 Ilkeston Town 1, Coleshill Town 4 Yaxley 1, Daventry Town 0 Wisbech Town 2, Shepshed Dynamo 3 Histon 1. P W D L F A Pts Halesowen Town ..8 7 1 0 23 9 22 Coleshill Town ......9 7 0 2 20 8 21 Carlton Town ........8 5 3 0 13 5 18 Ilkeston Town .......9 5 2 2 26 14 17 Chasetown ...........8 5 2 1 19 12 17 Stamford..............8 5 0 3 18 12 15 Loughborough .....7 4 1 2 21 12 13 Sporting Khalsa....8 4 1 3 18 17 13 Spalding Utd ........7 4 1 2 12 13 13 Shepshed D ..........8 3 2 3 12 12 11 Belper Town .........7 3 1 3 10 12 10 Corby Town...........7 3 0 4 9 8 9 Sutton Coldfield ...8 1 4 3 7 9 7 broMLeY (1) 2 bArnet (0) 0 Cheek 19 (pen) Bush 62 fC hALifAx (1) 3 StoCkPort (0) 0 Warburton 41 Att 2,661 Bradbury 78 Waters 90 griMSbY (1) 2 eAStLeigh (0) 0 Efete 45 Att 6,051 Fox 74 nottS CntY (0) 1 MAidenheAd (0) 0 Lacey 48 Att 5,748 SoLihuLL M (2) 3 borehAM w (1) 1 Sbarra 8 Mendy 36 Newton 29, 48 Att 1,021 torQuAY (0) 1 Southend (0) 0 Lemonheigh-Evans 90 Att 2,301 weALdStone (1) 2 ALderShot (0) 2 Jackson 26 Andrews 48, 68 Umerah 62 Att 1,106 weYMouth (1) 1 dover (1) 1 McQuoid 42 Arthur 22 Att 1,028 wrexhAM (1) 1 dAg & red (0) 0 Mullin 8 Att 8,033 YeoviL (0) 0 CheSterfLd (2) 2 Att 2,356 Oyeleke 19 Tshimanga 36 WELSH PREMIER CAernArfon (1) 2 CArdiff Met (0) 0 Gossett 28 Hayes 54 Cefn druidS (0) 0 PenYbont (2) 3 Harling 12 Waite 33, 46 ConnAh’S QuAY (0) 0 bALA town (1) 1 Edwards 28 hAverfordweSt (1) 2 fLint town (0) 0 Touray Sisay 15, 85 tnS fC (1) 3 bArrY town (1) 1 Williams 19 Abbruzzese 29 Baker 50 McManus 90 Cambridge City.....7 2 1 4 6 8 7 Yaxley...................8 2 1 5 13 21 7 Bedworth Utd ......8 2 0 6 11 17 6 Wisbech Town ......8 2 0 6 7 17 6 Daventry Town .....9 1 2 6 8 19 5 Soham Town R......7 1 1 5 4 12 4 Histon ..................9 1 1 7 7 27 4 The Southern Football League Premier Central Redditch Utd 1 Barwell 1. P W D L F A Pts Peterborough S ....7 6 0 1 20 7 18 Hednesford Town .7 4 3 0 11 7 15 Coalville Town ......7 4 2 1 14 6 14 Banbury Utd.........6 4 2 0 13 7 14 Tamworth ............7 4 1 2 14 8 13 Stratford Town......6 4 0 2 11 5 12 Leiston .................6 3 1 2 12 8 10 Rushall Olympic ...5 3 1 1 9 8 10 Redditch Utd ........7 3 1 3 7 8 10 Bromsgrove S .......6 3 1 2 5 9 10 Royston Town.......6 2 2 2 8 7 8 Biggleswade Tn ....6 2 2 2 9 11 8 St Ives Town .........7 2 2 3 10 13 8 Alvechurch ...........7 2 1 4 7 8 7 AFC Rushden & D..6 2 1 3 6 8 7 Barwell ................7 1 3 3 11 12 6 Hitchin Town ........6 2 0 4 7 11 6 Nuneaton B ..........7 1 1 5 9 14 4 Lowestoft Town....7 1 1 5 11 22 4 Needham Market .6 0 3 3 7 11 3 Stourbridge..........7 0 2 5 8 19 2 The Southern Football League Division One Central Bedford Town P Thame Utd P, Colney Heath 2 Hertford Town 0, FC Romania 1 Berkhamsted 1, Harlow Town P Welwyn Garden City P, Kempston Rovers 2 Didcot Town 0, Kidlington 3 Barton Rovers 1, North Leigh P AFC Dunstable P, St Neots Town P Ware P, Waltham Abbey 3 Biggleswade FC 0, Wantage Town P Aylesbury Utd P. P W D L F A Pts Berkhamsted .......6 5 1 0 16 2 16 North Leigh..........6 5 1 0 11 4 16 Ware ....................6 5 0 1 18 6 15 AFC Dunstable......6 4 1 1 10 3 13 Didcot Town .........7 4 1 2 11 9 13 Bedford Town .......6 4 0 2 16 9 12 Harlow Town ........6 4 0 2 11 9 12 P W D L F A Pts Chesterfield..........7 5 2 0 14 4 17 Dag & Red ............7 5 1 1 17 9 16 Grimsby................6 5 1 0 13 5 16 Notts County ........7 4 3 0 15 7 15 Boreham Wood ....7 4 2 1 10 7 14 FC Halifax .............7 4 1 2 14 8 13 Wrexham .............7 3 3 1 10 8 12 Solihull Moors ......6 3 2 1 13 10 11 Yeovil ...................5 3 0 2 7 5 9 Weymouth ...........7 2 2 3 11 13 8 Stockport .............7 2 2 3 4 9 8 Bromley ...............5 2 1 2 11 9 7 Torquay ................7 2 1 4 9 16 7 Woking.................4 2 0 2 8 5 6 Altrincham ...........4 2 0 2 6 6 6 Maidenhead Utd ..6 2 0 4 8 11 6 Wealdstone..........7 1 3 3 8 11 6 Eastleigh ..............6 1 2 3 8 12 5 Southend .............7 1 2 4 6 10 5 King’s Lynn Town..5 1 1 3 6 9 4 Aldershot .............7 1 1 5 9 14 4 Barnet..................7 0 2 5 7 19 2 Dover ...................6 0 2 4 4 11 -1 P W D L F A Pts TNS FC ..................6 5 1 0 15 6 16 Flint Town Utd ......6 4 0 2 14 5 12 Bala Town.............6 3 3 0 10 4 12 Caernarfon Town ..6 3 1 2 11 8 10 Barry Town Utd ....6 3 1 2 10 8 10 Connah’s Quay......6 2 2 2 5 4 8 Cardiff Met Uni .....6 2 2 2 5 9 8 Penybont..............6 1 4 1 10 8 7 Newtown .............6 2 1 3 11 11 7 Aberystwyth Tn....6 2 0 4 4 6 6 Haverfordwest C...6 1 1 4 6 12 4 Cefn Druids...........6 0 0 6 1 21 0 St Neots Town.......5 3 1 1 13 4 10 Waltham Abbey ...7 3 1 3 17 17 10 FC Romania ..........6 3 1 2 7 10 10 Kempston Rovers .7 3 0 4 9 13 9 Aylesbury Utd.......6 2 1 3 13 13 7 Thame Utd ..........6 2 1 3 11 12 7 Welwyn Garden C.5 2 1 2 6 7 7 Barton Rovers.......6 1 2 3 7 9 5 Kidlington ............7 1 2 4 8 21 5 Biggleswade FC....7 1 1 5 6 15 4 Colney Heath........7 1 1 5 5 14 4 Wantage Town .....7 1 1 5 4 15 4 Hertford Town ......7 0 1 6 8 15 1 The Southern Football League Division One South Barnstaple Town 0 Cinderford 7, Evesham Utd 1 Bristol Manor Farm 1, Highworth Town 4 Bideford 1, Plymouth Parkway 5 Paulton 1, Willand Rovers 1 Mangotsfield Utd 1, AFC Totton 0 Slimbridge 3. P W D L F A Pts AFC Totton............8 5 2 1 21 9 17 Sholing.................6 5 1 0 13 2 16 Plymouth P ..........6 4 1 1 21 5 13 Cirencester ...........6 3 3 0 12 5 12 Bristol Manor F.....8 3 3 2 15 13 12 Frome Town..........5 3 2 0 9 3 11 Larkhall Athletic...5 2 3 0 9 4 9 Highworth Town ..5 3 0 2 10 8 9 Winchester City ....5 2 2 1 13 7 8 Slimbridge ...........6 2 2 2 11 11 8 Melksham Town ...6 2 1 3 7 9 7 Paulton ................6 2 1 3 11 14 7 Lymington Town ..6 2 1 3 10 15 7 Evesham Utd ........7 2 1 4 7 13 7 Cinderford............6 1 2 3 17 20 5 Willand Rovers .....7 1 2 4 11 15 5 Bideford ...............6 1 2 3 5 15 5 Mangotsfield Utd .6 0 1 5 3 17 1 Barnstaple Town ..6 0 0 6 3 23 0 The Isthmain Football League Premier Division Brightlingsea R 0 Lewes 4, Corinthian C P Margate P, Hornchurch P Worthing P, Leatherhead P Haringey B P, Potters Bar Tn 2 Bognor Regis Tn 2. P W D L F A Pts Kingstonian..........6 5 0 1 13 6 15 Lewes...................7 4 2 1 17 8 14 Folkestone Inv......6 4 2 0 9 3 14 Enfield Town.........6 4 1 1 9 6 13 P W D L F A Pts AFC Fylde .............6 5 1 0 14 6 16 Brackley ...............7 5 1 1 8 5 16 Curzon Ashton......6 4 1 1 12 5 13 Spennymoor Tn ....6 4 0 2 15 8 12 K’minster..............6 3 2 1 11 6 11 Gateshead............6 3 2 1 13 10 11 Kettering..............6 3 2 1 8 5 11 Chorley.................5 3 0 2 14 5 9 Blyth Spartans .....6 2 3 1 7 6 9 Leamington..........5 3 0 2 7 7 9 York......................5 2 0 3 9 11 6 Alfreton Town.......6 2 0 4 8 10 6 Boston Utd ...........5 2 0 3 5 7 6 Farsley Celtic ........6 1 3 2 7 14 6 Guiseley ...............6 1 2 3 6 10 5 Chester FC ............6 1 2 3 8 15 5 Darlington............5 1 1 3 9 10 4 AFC Telford ...........4 1 1 2 4 5 4 Bradford P A.........5 1 1 3 4 7 4 Gloucester ............6 1 1 4 8 17 4 Southport.............6 0 3 3 9 12 3 Hereford FC ..........5 0 2 3 2 8 2 Worthing..............6 4 0 2 14 9 12 Margate ...............6 3 2 1 9 6 11 Bognor Regis Tn ...7 2 4 1 9 7 10 Haringey B ...........6 3 0 3 9 6 9 Hornchurch ..........6 3 0 3 9 6 9 Cheshunt..............6 2 2 2 9 6 8 Carshalton Ath .....6 2 2 2 7 5 8 Bishop’s Stortford.6 2 2 2 9 10 8 Corinthian C .........6 2 1 3 8 7 7 Wingate & F .........6 2 1 3 9 12 7 Potters Bar Town ..7 2 1 4 8 14 7 Brightlingsea R.....7 2 1 4 6 14 7 East Thurrock Utd .6 1 3 2 8 11 6 Cray Wanderers ....6 2 0 4 7 11 6 Merstham ............6 2 0 4 3 10 6 Horsham ..............6 1 2 3 6 8 5 Bowers & Pitsea ...6 1 2 3 9 12 5 Leatherhead.........6 1 0 5 6 16 3 The Isthmain Football League 1 South East Faversham Town 1 East Grinstead Town 1, Haywards Heath Town 2 Ashford Utd 1, Herne Bay 1 Corinthian 0, Sevenoaks Town 0 Ramsgate 5, Three Bridges 1 Cray Valley (PM) 3. P W D L F A Pts Haywards Heath...6 5 1 0 11 4 16 Ramsgate.............6 4 2 0 17 7 14 Herne Bay.............6 4 1 1 13 4 13 Cray Valley (PM) ...6 4 1 1 16 9 13 Ashford Utd..........6 4 1 1 12 6 13 Hastings Utd ........5 3 1 1 12 7 10 Sittingbourne.......5 3 0 2 12 5 9 Hythe Town ..........5 3 0 2 6 7 9 Chichester City .....5 2 1 2 13 8 7 East Grinstead Tn..6 2 1 3 10 11 7 Sevenoaks Town...6 2 1 3 9 14 7 Faversham Town...6 2 1 3 6 11 7 Three Bridges .......7 1 4 2 7 14 7 VCD Athletic .........5 1 3 1 7 5 6 Corinthian ............6 1 2 3 4 8 5 Phoenix Sports.....5 1 1 3 3 7 4 Whitehawk ..........5 1 1 3 4 13 4 Lancing ................6 1 0 5 3 14 3 Whitstable Town ..5 0 1 4 4 9 1 Burgess Hill Town .5 0 1 4 4 10 1 The Isthmain Football League 1 North Aveley 2 Heybridge 2, Canvey Island 1 Hullbridge Sports 1, Dereham Town 0 Basildon Utd 0, Hashtag United 0 Felixstowe & Walton Utd P W D L F A Pts Dartford ...............6 5 1 0 15 4 16 Maidstone Utd .....6 4 2 0 13 7 14 Concord Rangers ..6 3 2 1 10 8 11 Oxford City ...........6 2 3 1 14 11 9 Havant and W.......5 3 0 2 8 5 9 Bath City ..............6 3 0 3 10 11 9 Dulwich................5 2 2 1 12 6 8 Hampton & Rich...6 2 2 2 12 6 8 Chippenham ........5 2 2 1 6 5 8 Dorking Wand ......6 2 2 2 10 10 8 Chelmsford...........6 2 2 2 8 8 8 St Albans..............5 2 1 2 12 9 7 Ebbsfleet United...5 2 1 2 9 7 7 Braintree Town.....5 1 3 1 9 8 6 Hungerford Tn ......4 2 0 2 8 8 6 Eastbourne Boro...6 1 3 2 12 16 6 Tonbridge Angels .5 1 2 2 6 9 5 Slough..................5 1 1 3 5 9 4 Welling ................5 1 1 3 5 15 4 Billericay ..............5 0 1 4 5 13 1 Hemel Hempstd ...6 0 1 5 5 19 1 FA CUP SECOND ROUND QUALIFYING Chorley 2 Southport 2, York City 3 Hebburn Town 0, Marine 3 Warrington Town 0, Squires Gate 2 Pontefract Collieries 3, Gateshead 6 Bradford P A 2, Colne 0 Guiseley 1, Darlington 0 Chester FC 0, Curzon Ashton 4 Stockton Town 0, AFC Fylde 1 Spennymoor Town 1, City of Liverpool 3 Farsley Celtic 0, Morpeth Town 4 Lancaster City 1, Mossley 1 Radcliffe 2, Prescot Cables 0 Whitby Town 3, Runcorn Linnets 3 Bamber Bridge 1, Marske Utd 3 South Shields 0, Leamington 3 Stone Old Alleynians 1, Belper Town 0 Tamworth 5, Bromsgrove Sporting 6 Worksop Town 0, Brackley 4 Coalville Town 2, Sporting Khalsa 1 Kidderminster 3, Boston Town 6 Corby Town 0, Nantwich Town 1 Banbury Utd 2, AFC Telford 1 Stamford 2, Spalding Utd 1 Kettering 1, Bedworth Utd 1 Long Eaton Utd 3, Halesowen Town 1 Handsworth FC 3, Mickleover 1 Basford Utd 3, Stratford Town 4 Nuneaton Borough 0, Braintree Town 1 Billericay 2, Bishop’s Stortford 0 Bowers & Pitsea 2, Norwich Utd 3 Hallen 2, East Thurrock Utd 2 Needham Market 2, AFC Sudbury 0 Stowmarket Town 0, Concord Rangers 0 St Albans 0, Chelmsford 2 Little Oakley 1, Kings Langley 1 Leiston 1, Ware 2 Hemel Hempstead 2, Hitchin Town 0 Cheshunt 3, Great Wakering Rovers 3 Peterborough Sports 5, Ashford Town (Middx) 2 Folkestone Invicta 7, Abbey Rangers 0 Marlow 1, Carshalton Ath 1 Ebbsfleet United 2, Chichester City 1 Maidstone Utd 3, Burgess Hill Town 0 Dorking Wanderers 4, Hanwell Town 0 Eastbourne Borough 2, Sutton Common Rovers 2 Jersey Bulls 2, Slough 1 Whitehawk 3, Dartford 5 Hythe Town 1, Met Police 1 Farnborough 1, Hayes & Yeading Utd 5 Tonbridge Angels 0, Walton Casuals 0 Hampton & Richmond 3, Welling 0 Harrow Borough 2, Aylesbury Utd 5 Bishops Cleeve 1, Longlevens P Gloucester P, Tiverton Town 1 Sholing 3, Basingstoke Town 3 Wimborne Town 4, Frome Town 2 Oxford City 1, Poole Town 1 Chippenham 1, Hungerford Town 1 Truro City 0, Yate Town 2 Gosport Borough 0, Lymington Town 2 Hereford FC 2, Blyth Spartans 1 FC United of Manchester 1, Atherton Collieries 3 Witton Albion 1, Buxton 4 Rushall Olympic 0, Hanley Town 0 Chasetown 2, Cleethorpes Town 1 Alfreton Town 0, Wingate & Finchley 3 Baldock Town 0, Hornchurch 4 Walthamstow 1, Bedford Town 1 Welwyn Garden City 3, Leatherhead 0 Corinthian Casuals 0, Merstham 4 Margate 1, Chertsey Town 1 Chesham Utd 0, Beaconsfield Town 3 Havant and W 5, Broadfields Utd 2 Hastings Utd 3, Cirencester 3 Hamworthy Utd 1, Weston-S-Mare 5 Taunton Town 1, Enfield Town 1 Hadley 1, Phoenix Sports 1 Redhill 3, Kingstonian 1 Horsham 1, Dulwich Hamlet 0 Bedfont Sports 1, Shaftesbury 0 Bath City 1, Barking 1 AFC Dunstable 3. Yesterday: Longlevens 1 Gloucester 3. 2, Maldon & Tiptree P Barking P, Witham Town 1 Bury Town 2, Coggeshall Town 1 Grays Ath 1. P W D L F A Pts Grays Athletic.......6 4 1 1 17 5 13 Dereham Town .....6 3 2 1 10 6 11 Felixstowe & W.....6 3 1 2 10 5 10 AFC Sudbury.........5 3 1 1 9 4 10 Witham Town.......6 3 1 2 7 7 10 Bury Town ............6 3 1 2 9 10 10 Barking ................3 3 0 0 8 1 9 Maldon & Tiptree .4 3 0 1 12 6 9 Canvey Island .......5 2 3 0 10 5 9 Stowmarket Tn .....5 2 2 1 10 7 8 Brentwood Tn.......4 2 1 1 5 3 7 Aveley ..................5 1 3 1 8 5 6 Coggeshall Town ..6 1 3 2 7 10 6 Basildon Utd.........6 1 3 2 6 13 6 Romford...............4 2 0 2 5 13 6 Tilbury..................5 1 1 3 5 7 4 Hashtag United ....6 1 1 4 6 13 4 Hullbridge Sports.6 0 2 4 4 13 2 Heybridge ............5 0 1 4 5 11 1 Great Wakering R..5 0 1 4 5 14 1 The Isthmain Football League 1 South Central Bracknell Town 1 Uxbridge 0, Chalfont St Peter 0 Binfield 3, Guernsey P Tooting & Mitcham P, South Park 2 Thatcham Town 0, Staines Town 3 Westfield 1. P W D L F A Pts Bracknell Town.....6 5 1 0 13 4 16 Uxbridge ..............6 4 1 1 9 4 13 Marlow ................4 4 0 0 7 0 12 Binfield ................6 3 1 2 13 7 10 Basingstoke Tn .....4 3 1 0 8 5 10 Chertsey Town......5 2 3 0 15 9 9 Bedfont Sports .....4 2 1 1 7 6 7 Thatcham Town....6 1 2 3 7 13 5 Chipstead .............4 1 1 2 9 7 4 Northwood...........5 1 1 3 7 7 4 Westfield..............5 1 1 3 6 7 4 Hanwell Town ......4 1 1 2 4 6 4 Sutton Common...4 1 1 2 4 6 4 Tooting & M .........4 1 1 2 4 7 4 South Park............5 1 1 3 8 12 4 Chalfont St Peter ..6 1 1 4 6 18 4 Ashford Town .......4 1 0 3 7 9 3 Staines Town ........4 1 0 3 6 13 3 Guernsey..............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whyteleafe...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Premiership Aberdeen (0) 0 St JohnStone (0) 1 Att 13,007 May 84 hiberniAn (0) 2 St Mirren (1) 2 McGinn 57 Brophy 42 Boyle 61 (pen) Shaughnessy 88 Att 13,501 roSS Co (2) 2 heArtS (1) 2 Spittal 10, 45 Boyce 9 Att 3,802 Kingsley 66 Yesterday dundee utd (0) 1 dundee (0) 0 Harkes 81 LivingSton (1) 1 CeLtiC (0) 0 Shinnie 25 rAngerS (1) 1 MotherweLL (0) 1 Sakala 12 Woolery 66 P W D L F A Pts Rangers................6 4 1 1 11 5 13 Hibernian .............6 3 3 0 12 6 12 Hearts ..................6 3 3 0 9 5 12 Motherwell ..........6 3 2 1 9 6 11 Dundee Utd..........6 3 1 2 3 4 10 Celtic ....................6 3 0 3 16 4 9 Aberdeen .............6 2 2 2 6 6 8 St Johnstone ........6 1 3 2 3 4 6 Livingston ............6 1 1 4 3 9 4 St Mirren ..............6 0 4 2 5 12 4 Ross County..........6 0 3 3 5 13 3 Dundee ................6 0 3 3 4 12 3 Championship d’ferMLine (0) 0 inverneSS (0) 0 Att 3,158 hAMiLton (0) 0 AYr (0) 2 Att 1,365 Bradley 64 Adeloye 78 Morton (0) 0 rAith (1) 1 Att 1,420 Zanatta 33 PArtiCk (0) 0 kiLMArnoCk (0) 2 Att 4,315 Holt 52 (og) Shaw 65 Queen of Sth (0) 0 ArbroAth (1) 2 Att 1,174 O’Brien 16 Nouble 79 P W D L F A Pts Inverness CT .........6 5 1 0 7 1 16 Kilmarnock...........6 5 0 1 8 1 15 Arbroath...............6 4 1 1 14 4 13 Partick..................6 3 0 3 11 10 9 Raith ....................5 2 1 2 7 6 7 Ayr .......................6 2 1 3 7 8 7 Queen of South ....6 2 0 4 7 10 6 Morton.................6 1 1 4 5 10 4 Hamilton..............6 1 1 4 6 14 4 Dunfermline.........5 0 2 3 3 11 2 League 1 Airdrie (1) 3 eASt fife (0) 0 Gallagher 4, 80 McGill 59 CLYde (1) 2 Queen’S Pk (0) 2 Goodwillie 36, 90 Longridge 55 Att 651 Gillespie 58 (pen) fALkirk (0) 1 duMbArton (0) 2 Telfer 90 Orsi 60 Wilson 68 MontroSe (0) 0 ALLoA (2) 2 Att 532 Niang 26 King 45 PeterheAd (0) 0 Cove r (0) 1 Att 625 McAllister 79 (pen) P W D L F A Pts Queen’s Park.........7 3 4 0 10 4 13 Dumbarton ..........7 4 1 2 15 10 13 Cove Rangers........7 3 2 2 12 9 11 Montrose..............7 3 2 2 10 7 11 Airdrieonians........7 3 2 2 11 10 11 Alloa.....................7 3 1 3 10 8 10 Falkirk ..................7 3 1 3 9 8 10 Clyde ....................7 2 2 3 10 15 8 Peterhead ............7 2 0 5 8 12 6 East Fife................7 1 1 5 7 19 4 League 2 edinburgh C (1) 2 StirLing (1) 2 Murray 40 Leitch 13 Hilton 60 Mackin 69 Att 479 ALbion (0) 0 keLtY h (2) 3 Att 427 Austin 11, 20, 63 Cowdenbth (0) 1 forfAr (1) 1 Thomson 82 Aitken 24 Att 323 eLgin (0) 0 AnnAn Ath (1) 2 Att 467 Moxon 3 Douglas 85 StrAnrAer (1) 2 S’houSeMuir (0) 0 Yates 6 Att 280 Watson 49

32 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 BEVERLEY TOMORROW WARWICK TOMORROW LINGFIELD TOMORROW NEWCASTLE TOMORROW Going: Good Draw: Low best when stalls far side, high best when stalls inside. Going: Good-good to firm in places Going: Standard Draw: Little effect. Going: Standard to slow Draw: High numbers have a slight advantage over 5f. 1.20 NOVICE STAKES (GBB RACE) (5) (2-Y-O) 5f Winner £3,888 (11 run) RTV 1 (8) 80 Audit (26) M Dods 9-5............................................ C Beasley 50 2 (3) 8 dAlglish (18) A Brittain 9-5 ...................................C Hardie — 3 (6) 5 lucky lucky lucky (19) N Tinkler 9-5 ....F McManoman (3) 57 4 (7) 23 RAmbuso cReek (26) K Ryan 9-5 .............................T Eaves 70 5 (2) FRAnkito A Murphy 9-3 ...................................S Cherchi (3) — 6 (4) 222 silky Wilkie (27) K Burke 9-3 ..................................... C Lee 73 7 (1) 00 the covex kid (18) P Midgley 9-3 ............................. K Stott 27 8 (9) 9 cotAi cReek (143) P Midgley 9-1 .........................B McHugh — 9 (11) 6 stylish icon (24) J Tate 9-0 ............................P Mulrennan 49 10 (5) 5 tilly the Filly (16) B Smart 9-0 .................................G Lee 65 11 (10) 45 lAdy ARdAd (21) J L Eyre 8-10 ............................L Edmunds 64 BETTING: 11-4 Silky Wilkie, 3 Rambuso Creek, 11-2 Stylish Icon, Lucky Lucky Lucky, 7 Tilly The Filly, 12 Lady Ardad, 16 Audit, 20 Frankito, Dalglish, 25 Others. 2020: CHARLIE FELLOWES 9 3, Paul Mulrennan 13-8 Fav (G Scott), drawn (4), 8 ran. 1.55 NOVICE STAKES (GBB RACE) (5) (2-Y-O) 7f Winner £4,050 (9 run) RTV 1 (7) 5 cAvendish (12) M Johnston 9-5 ...........................J Fanning 32 2 (1) 052 golden WAR (41) C Hills 9-5 ............................P Mulrennan 69 3 (2) hA long bAy A Keatley 9-5 ......................... Ryan Sexton (7) — 4 (9) 07 mARbuzet (19) T Easterby 9-5 ..................................D Allan 35 5 (4) 43 Rich king (39) E Bethell 9-5 (BF) ..................... P J McDonald 66 6 (5) sAmuel spAde D O’Meara 9-5 ................................C Hardie — 7 (3) 93 sydney stReet (26) H Palmer 9-5 ............................ K Stott 58 8 (8) the pRedictoR R Fahey 9-5 ..............................T Hamilton — 9 (6) testing times M Walford 9-0 ....................................J Hart — BETTING: 9-4 Golden War, 3 Sydney Street, 10-3 Rich King, 7 Cavendish, 10 The Predictor, 12 Samuel Spade, 16 Ha Long Bay, 25 Testing Times, 50 Marbuzet. 2020: NAAMOOS 9 2, Joe Fanning 4-11 Fav (M Johnston), drawn (3), 7 ran. 2.25 JOE MCLOUGHLIN 70TH BIRTHDAY HANDICAP (4) 7f Winner £4,428 (13 run) RTV 1 (11) 075 hARRison point (47) A Watson 4 9-12 (CD) ....P Mulrennan 93 2 (7) 071 lA RAv (24) M & D Easterby 7 9-9 (CD)......... Joanna Mason (3) 89 3 (12) -77 Quiet AssAssin (132) A Keatley 3 9-9 (CD).. Ryan Sexton (7) 48 4 (13) 222 uRbAn WAR (35) A Murphy 3 9-8 (CD)................S Cherchi (3) 89 5 (5) 122 ARRAnmoRe (13) D O’Meara 4 9-8 (BF) ...................C Hardie 88 6 (2) 132 give it some teddy (30) T Easterby 7 9-7 .........D Fentiman 89 7 (1) 798 dAnielsFlyeR (24) M Dods 7 9-7 (D2) ................... C Beasley 74 8 (10) 843 ugo gRegoRy (11) T Easterby 5 9-5 (CD2) ..................D Allan 88 9 (3) 286 little Jo (18) K Tutty 7 9-4 .........................Gemma Tutty (3) 90 10 (8) 613 blu boy (43) E Bethell 3 9-3 (BF, CD2)............... P J McDonald 89 11 (6) 344 bloWing Wind (47) M Dods 3 9-0 (BF) .....................T Eaves 95 12 (9) 9-7 king’s pAvilion (23) J L Eyre 8 8-13 (C, D3) ........L Edmunds 48 13 (4) 120 mAkeen (74) J Camacho 4 8-11 (BF) ..............................G Lee 90 BETTING: 9-2 Give It Some Teddy, 11-2 Arranmore, 6 Urban War, 7 La Rav, Blowing Wind, 15-2 Blu Boy, Makeen, 12 Ugo Gregory, 14 Others. 3.00 EDDIE AND VIOLET SMITH CONDITIONS STAKES (2) 5f Winner £10,308 (4 run) RTV 1 (1) 001 dAnzeno (42) M Appleby 10 9-8 (D4) .................... R Dawson 107 2 (4) 222 dubAi stAtion (14) R Cowell 4 9-7 (D) ............ P J McDonald 106 3 (3) 393 tARboosh (13) P Midgley 8 9-7 (CD2) ........................ K Stott 108 4 (2) 774 bRAndo (44) K Ryan 9 9-0 (D2) ..................................T Eaves 125 BETTING: 4-5 Brando, 4 Danzeno, Tarboosh, 6 Dubai Station. 2020: ALJADY 5 9 11, Charles Bishop 11-10 Fav (R Cowell), drawn (5), 6 ran. 2.10 NOVICES’ HURDLE (GBB RACE) (4) 2m Winner £4,084 (11 run) RTV 1 4-8 Agent sAonois N Mulholland 5 10-12 ...........................H Reed — 2 413 All clenched up (19) F O’Brien 5 10-12 (BF, D2) ...... P Brennan 129 3 P1- cobbleRs dReAm (169) B Case 5 10-12........................J J Burke — 4 71- gAloRe desAssences (222) N Hawke 5 10-12 (D) .K Buckley (5) — 5 -43 gms pRince (66) Sarah Hollinshead 6 10-12 ................. R Patrick 125 6 5- immoRtAl FAme (335) T Lacey 5 10-12 (BF) ................T Bellamy — 7 66/ tRibAl commAndeR I Williams 5 10-12 ...............W T Kennedy — 8 F6 cAtbiRd seAt (29) A King 4 10-10 ............................... T Cannon 98 9 gloRiAno P Webber 4 10-10 ..................................T Scudamore — 10 9- mAgic ventuRe (212) Katy Price 4 10-10 ...................... B Poste — 11 5 Rock on RAni (17) S Curran 4 10-10........................ H Bannister — BETTING: 3 All Clenched Up, 7-2 Galore Desassences, Cobblers Dream, 13-2 Immortal Fame, 8 Catbird Seat, 10 Tribal Commander, 14 Agent Saonois, 16 Gms Prince, 25 Others. 2020: LET THE HEIRS WALK 6 11 4, Richard Johnson 2-7 Fav (T Vaughan), 8 ran. 2.45 NOVICES’ HANDICAP CHASE (GBB RACE) (4) 2m Winner £3,594 (4 run) RTV 1 0-9 you sAy nothing (119) Christian Williams 6 12-3 (D) N Scholfield 79 2 212 siR tivo (36) G Hanmer 7 11-12 (BF, D) .......................... S Bowen 122 3 662 AWAy At dAWn (19) D McCain 6 11-5...........................B Hughes 116 4 344 Right destinAtion (15) F O’Brien 7 10-8 (BF) ......... P Brennan — BETTING: 6-5 Sir Tivo, 10-3 Right Destination, Away At Dawn, 5 You Say Nothing. 2020: JABOTICABA 6 11 1, Tom Cannon 9-4 (A King), 4 ran. 3.20 MARES’ HANDICAP HURDLE (4) 2m 3f Winner £3,159 (9 run) RTV 1 141 isthebARopen (36) G Hanmer 8 12-2 ..............W Shanahan (7) 112 2 414 cRystAl gAzing (33) N Henderson 6 11-12 ......... N De Boinville 112 3 33- RoseisARoseisARose (159) Katy Price 7 11-6 .............. B Poste 118 4 421 countisteR (6) B Haslam 9 11-6 ............................. R McLernon 107 5 P22 pResent stoRm (34) C Longsdon 5 11-4.....................B Hughes 118 6 223 JessicA RAbbit (26) G McPherson 7 10-7 (D) .................K Woods 113 7 836 peRsueR (33) T R Gretton 5 10-6 ................................. J Dixon (5) 119 8 05- mAisie mix (161) Christian Williams 8 10-4 .............. N Scholfield 105 9 5P7 FRee degRees (20) S-J Davies 3 10-0 ......................W T Kennedy 72 BETTING: 11-4 Countister, 4 Isthebaropen, 9-2 Present Storm, 13-2 Jessica Rabbit, Crystal Gazing, 8 Roseisaroseisarose, 12 Persuer, Maisie Mix, 100 Free Degrees. 2020: SOLSTALLA 8 10 12, Page Fuller(3) 16-1 (D Weston), 13 ran. 3.55 LOGICOR HANDICAP CHASE (3) 3m 1f 100yds Winner £8,169 (6 run) RTV 1 R-P iRish pRophecy (34) E Lavelle 8 11-12 ......................T Bellamy — 2 PP- cobRA de mAi (318) Mrs C Bailey 9 11-4 (C2) ................H Skelton — 3 PF- vivAs (153) C Longsdon 10 10-13 (C) ...............................J J Burke — 4 511 QuARtz du Rheu (20) Jonjo O’Neill 6 10-10 ............K Brogan (5) 145 5 161 hAul AWAy (20) N Henderson 8 10-8 .................... N De Boinville 144 6 133 monty guiRy (96) Christian Williams 6 10-4 (CD) ....... J Tudor (3) — BETTING: 13-8 Haul Away, 2 Quartz Du Rheu, 13-2 Irish Prophecy, 15-2 Monty Guiry, 10 Cobra De Mai, 12 Vivas. 2020: YOUNG WOLF 7 11 12, Jonjo O’Neill Jr. 11-8 Fav (Jonjo O’Neill), 6 ran. 1.00 CAZOO HANDICAP (5) 1m Winner £3,240 (10 run) SSR 1 (8) 213 miQuelon (19) A Watson 4 10-0 ...............................H Doyle 78 2 (9) 531 discomAtic (8) A Balding 3 9-11 (D2) ..........C Hutchinson (5) 73 3 (3) 525 FoRd mAdox bRoWn (17) D O’Meara 3 9-8 (CD) ............ ..........................................................................J Watson 78 4 (5) 964 stARRy eyes (17) J Chapple-Hyam 5 9-6 (BF) ................... .....................................................................T Marquand 85 5 (6) 704 delicAte kiss (12) J Bridger 7 9-6 (CD4) ............. G Rooke (3) 79 6 (4) 426 mumtAAz (13) C Hills 4 9-6 (BF, D) .............................W Buick — 7 (2) 667 shAckleton heRo (10) M Attwater 3 9-5 ..............J Haynes 86 8 (7) 455 sAyiFyouWill (11) A Perrett 3 9-4 (C) ....................R Hornby 82 9 (10) 723 pRince Rock (12) S Dow 6 9-3 (CD)..................... C Shepherd 82 10 (1) 547 WondeR AJAyA (14) J S Moore 3 9-0 ........................J F Egan 47 BETTING: 11-4 Miquelon, 9-2 Discomatic, 5 Starry Eyes, 6 Mumtaaz, 7 Ford Madox Brown, 10 Sayifyouwill, 12 Prince Rock, 14 Delicate Kiss, 16 Others. 2020: CONSCIOUS 3 9 7, James Doyle 3-1 JtFav (Joseph Parr), drawn (8), 10 ran. 1.30 MAIDEN AUCTION STAKES (5) (3-Y-O) 1m Winner £3,672 (7 run) SSR 1 (3) think tRiggeR G L Moore 9-1 ...........................T P Queally — 2 (5) 252 hAlcyon spiRit (9) M Tregoning 9-0 ...................D Costello 84 3 (6) dRAg RAce J Osborne 8-12 ...............................S Osborne (5) — 4 (2) 725 dAnni cAliFoRniA (38) R Spencer 8-11 ...........A Villiers (3) — 5 (1) moel ARthuR B Johnson 8-11 ............................ D Muscutt — 6 (7) 220 WondeR elmossmAn (4) J S Moore 8-11 ...............J F Egan — 7 (4) 536 bReAkFAstAtiFFAnys (28) S Kirk 8-9 .............T Marquand 94 BETTING: 15-8 Wonder Elmossman, 9-4 Halcyon Spirit, 7-2 Danni California, 10 Breakfastatiffanys, 12 Drag Race, 16 Think Trigger, 25 Moel Arthur. 2020: No corresponding race. 2.00 SKY SPORTS RACING SKY 415 NURSERY (4) (2-Y-O) 5f Winner £4,050 (9 run) SSR 1 (3) 100 chimgAn (39) C Cox 9-7 (BF, D)................................ H Crouch — 2 (2) 413 blAck hill stoRm (3) P Evans 9-7(6ex) (BF, D3) .................. ...................................................................Gina Mangan (5) 40 3 (9) 205 zoltAn stAR (59) R Hannon 9-3 ...........................S M Levey — 4 (6) 525 WhistledoWn (14) M Channon 8-13 ...................D Probert — 5 (7) 266 sidcot sWAllet (85) M Attwater 8-12 ...................J Haynes 61 6 (8) 224 giFt hoRse (20) J Tate 8-12 (BF, D) ...........................W Buick 73 7 (1) 033 bRoWn oWl (9) T Ward 8-11 (D) .......................T Marquand 74 8 (4) 701 noRdic gloRy (20) M Attwater 8-10 (CD).............. W Carson 74 9 (5) 132 shAmlAAn (3) D O’Meara 8-9 (D)............................ J Watson — BETTING: 3 Black Hill Storm, 9-2 Gift Horse, 6 Shamlaan, 7 Nordic Glory, 8 Chimgan, Zoltan Star, 10 Sidcot Swallet, Brown Owl, 12 Whistledown. 2020: No corresponding race. 2.35 READ HOLLIE DOYLE’S COLUMN ON ATTHERACES. COM HANDICAP (6) 5f Winner £2,700 (10 run) SSR 1 (9) 154 siR hectoR (19) C Wallis 6 9-10 (CD) ...................... T Whelan 71 2 (5) -64 lothiAn (202) M Attwater 3 9-8 ............................ W Carson 72 4.50 ARC WEEKEND ON SKY SPORTS RACING HANDICAP (6) 1m 4f Winner £2,322 (11 run) SSR 1 (1) 875 viceRegent (18) R Fahey 4 9-11 .........................P Hanagan 63 2 (11) 1-5 seA me Win (10) B Ellison 8 9-11 (C) .................... B Robinson — 3 (4) 202 ice cAnyon (25) K Frost 7 9-11 (D2) .......................... B Curtis — 4 (8) 397 venustA (15) W G Harrison 5 9-10 ............................. R Scott 43 5 (6) 349 stRAight Ash (32) R Menzies 6 9-8 (D) ....................A Elliott 66 6 (7) 249 esspeegee (36) Joseph Parr 8 9-7 (CD3) .................D Keenan 55 7 (2) 516 RAQisA (29) J O’Keeffe 3 9-7 (D) ...............................J Garritty 77 8 (5) 261 peeRless peRcy (18) M Dods 4 9-7 (CD)............ C Rodriguez 67 9 (3) 613 globetRotteR (12) D Brooke 7 9-7 (BF, D) ............ A Mullen 67 10 (10) 524 Act oF mAgic (14) J Mackie 5 9-6 (BF, D) ................O Murphy 64 11 (9) -56 FReeWheelin (96) T Tate 3 8-4........................... JP Sullivan — BETTING: 3 Peerless Percy, 5 Act Of Magic, 11-2 Globetrotter, 6 Ice Canyon, 8 Viceregent, 10 Sea Me Win, Raqisa, 12 Esspeegee, 16 Others. 2020: BOBBA TEE 8 9 11, Jason Hart 6-1 (L Mullaney), drawn (10), 13 ran. 5.20 CAZOO SEARCH DRIVE SMILE HANDICAP (DIV 1) (6) 1m 2f Winner £2,322 (14 run) SSR 1 (13) 669 cAlculus (23) Sara Ender 4 9-13 .......................G Ashton (5) 62 2 (7) 000 motAhAssen (28) D Carroll 7 9-11 (D3) .................... H Shaw 36 3 (4) 905 melgAte mAJeuRe (15) D Brooke 5 9-11 (CD2) ......J Garritty 64 4 (2) -09 gRAnd piAnolA (18) T Easterby 4 9-9 ................P Hanagan 62 5 (10) 044 little by little (20) I Jardine 3 9-8 ...................... A Mullen — 6 (5) 425 sognAtoRe (39) D & C Kubler 3 9-7 (BF).................... B Curtis 64 7 (9) 551 iRon sheRiFF (6) R Fell 3 9-6 ..............................B Harris (7) 14 8 (8) 901 seven FoR A pound (22) R Carr 5 9-5 (D2) ......... JP Sullivan — 9 (11) -80 WillieWinAmillion (8) M & D Easterby 3 9-4 .............. ..................................................................... C Rodriguez 44 10 (3) 200 loch long (24) Mrs A Duffield 3 9-2 ............................S Gray 62 11 (1) 500 hAWk in the Wind (47) Simon Whitaker 3 8-12 ... P Dennis — 12 (14) 324 oot mA WAy (29) I Jardine 3 8-12 ..........................J Gormley 57 13 (6) 950 belvedeRe blAst (24) N Tinkler 3 8-12 ................... R Scott 57 14 (12) 47U shAmRock Wine (24) B Ellison 3 8-12............... B Robinson 40 BETTING: 3 Iron Sheriff, 7-2 Sognatore, 6 Seven For A Pound, 8 Oot Ma Way, 10 Little By Little, 12 Melgate Majeure, 14 Grand Pianola, 16 Belvedere Blast, Shamrock Wine, 20 Others. 2020: STITTENHAM WOOD 3 9 7, Daniel Tudhope 5-1 (M & D Easterby), drawn (4), 13 ran. 5.50 CAZOO SEARCH DRIVE SMILE HANDICAP (DIV 2) (6) 1m 2f Winner £2,322 (13 run) SSR 1 (13) 876 tippleR (62) Mrs M Fife 4 9-12 .............................Jane Elliott — 2 (12) 644 pAddy elliott (32) B Ellison 4 9-11 .................. B Robinson 58 3 (9) 365 inexplicAble (27) A Brittain 4 9-10 .................H Russell (3) 61 4 (6) 7-7 loRd WARbuRton (20) M Campion 4 9-9 .......... JP Sullivan — 5 (5) 813 she’s no Angel (21) K Burke 3 9-8 ..................P-L Jamin (5) 66 6 (1) 767 meAdoW spRite (13) H Morrison 3 9-6 ................O Murphy 46 7 (8) 661 zeAlous (34) Ewan Whillans 8 9-6 ............................. R Scott 48 8 (11) 652 thRilleR’s moon (22) Simon Whitaker 4 9-4 ....... P Dennis 48 9 (7) 406 AlAskAn lAdy (38) D & C Kubler 3 9-2 .....................L Morris — 10 (2) 703 cAplA lAss (24) M & D Easterby 3 9-1 ................ C Rodriguez 57 11 (3) 047 ReginA geoRge (18) R Fell 3 8-12 ........................... B Curtis 41 12 (10) 549 AvioR stAR (10) I Jardine 3 8-12 ....................Z Wheatley (7) — 13 (4) 000 louby lou (18) D Carroll 3 8-12 ................................ H Shaw 32 BETTING: 3 Zealous, 9-2 Paddy Elliott, 6 Thriller’s Moon, 7 Capla Lass, 8 She’s No Angel, 12 Alaskan Lady, Inexplicable, 14 Meadow Sprite, 16 Others. 2020: STITTENHAM WOOD 3 9 7, Daniel Tudhope 5-1 (M & D Easterby), drawn (4), 13 ran. 6.20 FOLLOW AT THE RACES ON TWITTER HANDICAP (6) 1m Winner £2,322 (14 run) SSR 1 (1) 060 Rue de lA gAite (32) K Scott 4 9-11 .......................J Garritty 56 2 (5) 135 boy in the bAR (17) I Williams 10 9-10 (C, D) ........... B Curtis 63 3 (7) 339 come on lindA (35) M & D Easterby 4 9-8 ............ W Pyle (7) 59 4 (2) -39 poWeR plAyeR (28) R Carr 5 9-8 (D).................... JP Sullivan — 5 (3) 776 ARt deAleR (18) M Johnston 3 9-8 ...........................A Elliott 59 6 (11) 124 lucAyAn (27) Joseph Parr 3 9-7 (D) ........................D Keenan 55 7 (12) 507 must be An Angel (7) J Mackie 4 9-5 ..................O Murphy 69 8 (4) -26 biplAne (15) J Wainwright 3 9-5 ....................... C Rodriguez 50 3.35 EBF FILLIES’ NOVICE STAKES (GBB RACE) (5) (2-Y-O) 5f Winner £4,050 (7 run) RTV 1 (6) 5 coFFee mehmAs (123) K Ryan 9-0 ........................... K Stott 27 2 (4) 329 dReAms oF thundeR (33) R Cowell 9-0 .............B McHugh 78 3 (7) 87 el divine (26) J J Quinn 9-0 .........................................J Hart 43 4 (1) 496 guilded (19) K Burke 9-0 ............................................. C Lee 90 5 (3) 9 mAdAme FenellA (6) D Shaw 9-0 ..........................C Hardie 24 6 (5) 8 seven spRings (11) Muir & Grassick 9-0.............L Edmunds 34 7 (2) vAdAmiAh P Midgley 9-0.............................................G Lee — BETTING: 4-9 Guilded, 7-2 Dreams Of Thunder, 10 Seven Springs, 16 Coffee Mehmas, 25 Vadamiah, El Divine, 100 Madame Fenella. 2020: No corresponding race. 4.10 HANDICAP (6) 1m 100yds Winner £2,430 (16 run) RTV 1 (6) 218 mikmAk (28) T Easterby 8 9-11 (CD)............................D Allan 70 2 (1) 144 moxy mARes (23) M Loughnane 6 9-11 (D2) ......S Cherchi (3) 71 3 (16) 626 bluetech (15) J J Davies 4 9-10 ................................. K Stott 69 4 (8) 046 donnelly’s RAinboW (41) H Bastiman 8 9-9 (D2) .......S James 63 5 (4) 444 vocAtus (17) M Appleby 5 9-9 ...................................L Edmunds 69 6 (9) 885 Wild thundeR (50) M & D Easterby 4 9-9 ................... C Beasley 72 7 (3) 555 silkstone (23) Mrs P Sly 5 9-8 (D) ............................... R Dawson 72 8 (5) 542 lincoln gAmble (13) R Fahey 4 9-8 (BF) ..................T Hamilton 69 9 (10) 717 poWeR on (17) J Butler 3 9-7 ....................................T Eaves 57 10 (2) 521 cAptAin coRelli (13) J Camacho 4 9-7 (D) ......P Mulrennan 67 11 (13) -95 liAm’s lAss (40) Mrs P Sly 5 9-7 (D) ...................... L Steward 63 12 (7) 674 bRoctune Red (18) G Boanas 6 9-5 (D4) . Joanna Mason (3) 65 13 (15) 734 ventuRA gold (25) J Mackie 6 9-4 (D) .........................G Lee 73 14 (11) 60P vAn diJk (57) A Brittain 4 9-2 (D2) ...........................C Hardie 70 15 (14) 002 bRAzen pRince (6) R Fahey 3 8-11 .................B Garritty (3) 60 16 (12) 235 kRystAl mAze (6) O Pears 3 8-7 (D) .......................Doubtful 70 BETTING: 9-2 Captain Corelli, 11-2 Moxy Mares, 6 Lincoln Gamble, 7 Mikmak, 12 Power On, Brazen Prince, Bluetech, Vocatus, Ventura Gold, 14 Others. 2020: CASILLI 3 9 1, David Allan 14-1 (M & D Easterby), drawn (13), 16 ran. 4.45 HANDICAP (DIV 1) (6) 1m 2f Winner £2,376 (12 run) RTV 1 (5) 779 puckle (45) M Johnston 4 10-0 (CD2) .....................J Fanning 67 2 (11) 669 delph cRescent (13) R Fahey 6 9-12 (C, D3)....B Garritty (3) 79 3 (7) 674 Ring oF gold (58) M & D Easterby 4 9-9 .......................G Lee 63 4 (9) 665 billy RobeRts (26) Simon Whitaker 8 9-7 (CD) ......P Mulrennan 71 5 (6) 730 bit oF A QuiRke (10) M Walford 8 9-7 (CD6) ....................T Eaves 69 6 (12) 143 cRestWood (52) Joseph Parr 3 9-5 (D) ........................ R Dawson 69 7 (3) 484 possible Ambition (23) J J Quinn 3 9-2 ..........................J Hart 75 8 (1) 426 stAR shAkeeRA (26) K Ryan 3 9-0 .................................. K Stott 70 9 (2) 510 youR love is king (39) M Bell 3 8-13 (D) ...................D E Hogan 70 10 (4) 376 nine elms (42) S Bowring 6 8-11 ........................L Edmunds 67 11 (10) 159 don’t Joke (15) R Carr 4 8-9 (D) ........................A Brookes (7) 70 12 (8) 835 bigbAdboy (18) C Mulhall 8 8-7 (C, D2) ...................C Hardie 68 BETTING: 11-4 Crestwood, 6 Star Shakeera, 13-2 Your Love Is King, 15-2 Possible Ambition, 10 Delph Crescent, 12 Bit Of A Quirke, Billy Roberts, Puckle, Don’t Joke, 14 Others. 2020: DOUBLE REFLECTION 5 9 5, Josephine Gordon 7-2 Fav (M Appleby), drawn (8), 13 ran. 5.15 HANDICAP (DIV 2) (6) 1m 2f Winner £2,376 (12 run) RTV 1 (6) 075 FiReWAteR (50) R Fahey 5 9-12 (D2) .................B Garritty (3) 73 2 (1) 932 cARey stReet (46) Mrs L Stubbs 5 9-12 .... Joanna Mason (3) 67 3 (2) 115 heR WAy (76) K Tutty 3 9-8 (BF, D2) .............Gemma Tutty (3) 70 4 (5) 657 bRoken RiFle (41) W Bethell 4 9-7 ........................C Hardie 72 5 (3) -13 buFoRd (35) G Tuer 3 9-6 (BF, D) ...............................S James 69 6 (8) 577 Romeo’s bond (86) M Harris 3 9-2 ..............................G Lee 65 7 (12) 156 le bAyou (23) J L Eyre 4 9-0 (CD) ....................... P J McDonald 69 8 (7) 675 blue honey (29) M Dods 3 8-13 ............................ C Beasley 65 9 (10) 350 Aine JoRdAn (14) M Johnston 3 8-13 ....................J Fanning 31 10 (4) 682 highlight Reel (24) Harvey Bastiman 6 8-9 (CD) ................ .........................................................................A Brookes (7) 69 11 (9) 650 cAptAin st luciFeR (33) I Furtado 4 8-9 ...........T Hamilton 65 12 (11) 888 gloRyellA (17) B Rothwell 5 8-7 .........................P Mathers 54 BETTING: 5-2 Buford, 5 Highlight Reel, Carey Street, 7 Her Way, 8 Le Bayou, 10 Firewater, 12 Romeo’s Bond, Captain St Lucifer, 20 Others. FoRm guide: hAul AWAy 9-2 Led until 1st, chased leader, led 3 out, edged left and driven clear flat, won at Worcester 2m 7f hcp hdl 0-130 (3) gd beating Goa Lil by 3l, 4 ran. QuARtz du Rheu 11-8fav Held up in rear, headway 2 out, about 4 lengths down when left disputing lead 110 yards from line, stayed on, holding 2nd towards finish, won at Worcester 2m 7f hcp chs 0-140 (3) gd beating Kabrit by 1 1/4l, 5 ran. iRish pRophecy 14-1 Led before 3rd, headed next, with leader when blundered 12th, weakened quickly and pulled up before 4 out, in a race won by Exelerator Express at Worcester 2m 7f hcap ch (2) gd in Aug, 9 ran. monty guiRy 11-4 Jumped left throughout, led, headed 2 out, no extra, tailed off, last of 3, 39l behind Geordie Des Champs at Ffos Las 3m hcp hdl 0-140 (3) gf in Jun. cobRA de mAi 25-1 Always towards rear, tailed off when hit 17th, pulled up before 3 out, in a race won by El Presente at Wincanton 3m 1f Listed hcap ch (1) gd in Nov, 13 ran. vivAs 14-1 Held up, closed 8th, disputing 3 lengths 3rd when fell 15th, in a race won by Another Stowaway at Ludlow 3m hcp chs 0-125 (3) gd in Apr, 7 ran. 4.30 CONDITIONAL JOCKEYS’ HANDICAP CHASE (5) 2m 4f Winner £2,505 (8 run) RTV 1 3F2 ship oF the Fen (20) I Williams 6 12-2 ................ L Harrison 108 2 645 RizzARdo (31) N Twiston-Davies 9 12-2 (D2) ........E Edge (10) 114 3 436 ARmAttiekAn (28) D McCain 7 11-12 (D) ............ T Gillard (3) 114 4 249 RAven’s toWeR (30) B Pauling 11 11-9 (C) ....... H Kimber (3) 111 5 -F1 pens mAn (20) Jonjo O’Neill 6 11-7 (D) ...............K Brogan (3) 107 6 P70 Rebel RoyAl (20) B Case 8 11-6 (D) ...................Lilly Pinchin 115 7 08- Jony mAx (156) Christian Williams 6 10-12 ............ J Tudor (3) 61 8 -4P Anti cool (113) R Dickin 12 10-0 ..........................L Murtagh 82 BETTING: 7-4 Pens Man, 7-2 Ship Of The Fen, 5 Armattiekan, 7 Rizzardo, 15-2 Raven’s Tower, 10 Jony Max, 20 Rebel Royal, 25 Anti Cool. 2020: NORTHERN BOUND 6 11 12, Luca Morgan(6) 3-1 (B Pauling), 8 ran. 5.00 MARES’ OPEN NH FLAT RACE (GBB RACE) (5) 2m Winner £1,906 (6 run) RTV 1 dolly clothespeg A Wintle 5 10-12 ...................... B Poste — 2 4- lutinebellA (185) F O’Brien 5 10-12 .................. P Brennan 104 3 2 Rebel Roxy (20) F O’Brien 5 10-12 (BF) ............. N Slatter (5) 126 4 2 toWtheline (149) Harriet Brown 5 10-12 (BF) ............... ......................................................................... D Noonan — 5 betty’s belle B Pauling 4 10-10 ..................................K Woods — 6 22 bRiAnnA Rose (92) M Keighley 4 10-10 ............................ J Best 124 BETTING: 15-8 Lutinebella, 5-2 Rebel Roxy, 11-4 Brianna Rose, 8 Betty’s Belle, 16 Dolly Clothespeg, Towtheline. 2020: JUNGLE PROSE 5 10 12, James Davies 14-1 (N Gifford), 9 ran. 3 (6) 221 stoRm melody (12) A Stronge 8 9-8 (C, D) .............. R Havlin 72 4 (8) 545 kAth’s lustRe (31) R Hughes 6 9-7 (C, D2) ...............W Buick 79 5 (7) 975 cloWnsmAn (17) T Ward 3 9-6 .........................T Marquand 61 6 (4) 522 excelintheJungle (190) S Durack 5 9-4 ...........T P Queally 73 7 (3) 865 thegReyvtRAin (6) R Harris 5 9-4 (CD) ........A Farragher (5) 75 8 (2) 231 tRouseR the cAsh (41) A Murphy 4 9-4 (D3) ................ ......................................................................C Shepherd 67 9 (10) 735 oceAn eyes (19) R Spencer 3 9-1 ........................A Villiers (3) 75 10 (1) 70- sAntoRini sAl (327) J Bridger 4 8-5 .......................K O’Neill — BETTING: 11-4 Storm Melody, 4 Trouser The Cash, 6 Excelinthejungle, 7 Sir Hector, 8 Lothian, Clownsman, 10 Ocean Eyes, Kath’s Lustre, 20 Others. 2020: SHINING 4 9 2, Charlie Bennett 9-1 (J Boyle), drawn (10), 10 ran. 3.10 READ KEVIN BLAKE ON ATTHERACES.COM HAND- ICAP (5) 2m Winner £3,240 (9 run) SSR 1 (3) 1-9 mAnucci (24) G L Moore 5 9-9..............................T P Queally — 2 (8) 661 ARAbescAto (20) J Butler 4 9-7 (CD2) ...................... N Callan 83 3 (9) 412 nicks not WondeR (3) J Osborne 4 9-5..........S Osborne (5) 85 4 (7) 538 lAdy pendRAgon (40) Martin Smith 4 9-2 (C2) ................... ..........................................................................T Marquand 88 5 (5) D72 tindRum (20) H Main 4 8-13 .................................. J Watson 84 6 (1) 736 seveRus AlexAndeR (146) C Hobson 5 8-10 ....... W Carson 86 7 (6) 356 biRd FoR liFe (27) M Usher 7 8-3 (CD2) ....................N Currie 83 8 (2) 424 RetRospect (7) Muir & Grassick 4 8-3 ......................H Doyle 89 9 (4) 642 gAvlAR (49) M Attwater 10 8-2 (C, D5) .....................J Haynes 84 BETTING: 11-4 Arabescato, 4 Nicks Not Wonder, 9-2 Tindrum, 5 Retrospect, 10 Gavlar, 12 Lady Pendragon, Bird For Life, 14 Severus Alexander, 16 Manucci. 2020: CASA COMIGO 5 9 1, Oisin Murphy 3-1 (J Best), drawn (6), 9 ran. 3.45 FOLLOW ATTHERACES ON TWITTER NOVICE STAKES (5) 1m 2f Winner £3,672 (8 run) SSR 1 (6) 4-3 AlmAAn (14) Sir M Stoute 3 9-5 ............................. J Crowley — 2 (4) cu chulAinn B Meehan 3 9-5 ...............................M Dwyer — 3 (7) 2 emblem empiRe (32) J & T Gosden 3 9-5 ................ R Havlin 82 4 (3) gAAssee W Haggas 3 9-5 ...................................T Marquand — 5 (1) 73 mAsteR oF souls (32) P Chapple-Hyam 3 9-5 ................ ....................................................................... C Noble (3) 78 6 (5) 67 Rogue poWeR (48) Tom Clover 3 9-5 ...................... N Callan 26 7 (2) 0- smooth connection (328) Alice Haynes 3 9-5 .....K O’Neill — 8 (8) 4 victoRy Roll (25) R Charlton 3 9-5 ...................... T Whelan — BETTING: 5-4 Emblem Empire, 4 Gaassee, 6 Master Of Souls, 7 Almaan, 8 Victory Roll, 14 Cu Chulainn, 20 Rogue Power, 33 Smooth Connection. 2020: TAQAREER 3 9 5, Jim Crowley 1-3 Fav (J & T Gosden), drawn (7), 10 ran. 4.20 FREE REPLAYS ON ATTHERACES.COM HANDICAP (5) 1m 2f Winner £3,240 (10 run) SSR 1 (1) 323 mAFiA poWeR (18) R Hannon 4 9-11 (D)................S M Levey 79 2 (7) 1-5 bAdRAh (32) J Ferguson 4 9-10 .................................W Buick 53 3 (5) 280 pRide oF englAnd (40) C Cox 3 9-6 (CD) .................. A Kirby 89 4 (10) 593 AvARice (94) J Butler 4 9-5 (D) ..................Grace McEntee (5) 84 5 (4) 122 time inteRvAl (14) R Charlton 3 9-5 (C, D) ............ T Whelan 80 6 (3) 204 lightening shoRe (49) R Hughes 3 9-5 ........... David Egan 86 7 (8) 987 noble peAce (42) S Pearce 8 9-5 (CD3) ..................D Probert 84 8 (2) 173 AbRAg (19) Alice Haynes 3 9-5 ..................................K O’Neill 82 9 (9) 351 Fox leicesteR (9) S L Keightley 5 9-4 (CD) ....................... ..............................................................R Clutterbuck (5) 79 10 (6) 360 subliminAl (12) S Dow 6 9-2 (CD6)...................T Marquand 82 BETTING: 3 Badrah, 4 Time Interval, 6 Mafia Power, 13-2 Avarice, 7 Fox Leicester, 8 Lightening Shore, 10 Pride Of England, 12 Abrag, 25 Others. 2020: BORN A KING 3 9 5, Tom Marquand 13-2 (W Haggas), drawn (11), 12 ran. 9 (10) 664 iRelAnd’s eye (13) D Carroll 3 9-4 ........................... H Shaw — 10 (6) 789 debAted (13) Phillip Makin 3 9-3 ............................... R Scott — 11 (14) 358 stoRm dReAmeR (73) E Alston 3 9-3 (BF) ................L Morris 39 12 (9) 860 sobRiQuet (14) E De Giles 4 9-0 ..........................P Cosgrave 55 13 (13) 000 cubAno (7) J Mackie 3 8-12 .................................... A Mullen 68 14 (8) 000 stARbo (88) Simon Whitaker 4 8-12 ....................... P Dennis 59 BETTING: 7-2 Lucayan, 6 Ireland’s Eye, Come On Linda, 7 Must Be An Angel, Boy In The Bar, 8 Storm Dreamer, 12 Art Dealer, 14 Sobriquet, 16 Others. 2020: CURFEWED 4 10 2, Tom Eaves 10-1 (T Waggott), drawn (10), 10 ran. 6.50 EBF FILLIES’ NOVICE STAKES (GBB RACE) (5) (2-Y-O) 6f Winner £3,780 (11 run) SSR 1 (1) 032 el hAdeeyAh (17) J Tate 9-7 (D) ...............................L Morris 74 2 (9) 166 lotus Rose (30) R Fell 9-7 ........................Laura Pearson (3) — 3 (5) 293 bRAziliAn beAch (18) M Johnston 9-0 ................O Murphy 64 4 (8) cAllsign phoenix B Haslam 9-0 ........................... H Shaw — 5 (11) 8 Foxy RAscAl (58) G Boughey 9-0 (BF) ...................... B Curtis — 6 (10) kApe moss D Loughnane 9-0 ..............................P Cosgrave — 7 (2) 3 monicA (58) I Jardine 9-0 ....................................... A Mullen — 8 (3) RoshAmbo J Camacho 9-0 ............................... C Rodriguez — 9 (7) seQueiRA lAdy K Ryan 9-0 ........................................S Gray — 10 (6) 0 sWeetest compAny (34) B Haslam 9-0 ............. JP Sullivan — 11 (4) 0 ummsuQuAim (25) R Varian 9-0 ............................D O’Neill — BETTING: 9-4 El Hadeeyah, 7-2 Brazilian Beach, 5 Foxy Rascal, 8 Lotus Rose, 10 Sequeira Lady, 12 Kape Moss, Monica, Ummsuquaim, 20 Others. 2020: LIGHT REFRAIN 9 0, Daniel Tudhope 1-3 Fav (W Haggas), drawn (5), 10 ran. 7.20 EBF NOVICE STAKES (GBB RACE) (5) (2-Y-O) 1m 2f Winner £3,780 (7 run) SSR 1 (7) 3 FReedom chARteR (32) R Fahey 9-5 .................P Hanagan 54 2 (1) nepAlesiAn Adrian Nicholls 9-5 .....................C Murtagh (3) — 3 (3) 7 pons Aelius (14) M Johnston 9-5 ............................ B Curtis — 4 (4) 9 Reel timbA (23) J L Eyre 9-5................................Jane Elliott — 5 (6) 535 seA king (14) Sir M Prescott 9-5................................L Morris — 6 (2) 874 bellshill beAuty (11) R Fell 9-0 ............Laura Pearson (3) — 7 (5) 223 noonie (25) M Johnston 9-0 (BF) ...........................O Murphy 61 BETTING: 11-8 Noonie, 9-4 Sea King, 4 Freedom Charter, 10 Pons Aelius, 16 Bellshill Beauty, 20 Nepalesian, 50 Reel Timba. 2020: No corresponding race. 7.50 CAZOO NURSERY (6) (2-Y-O) 7f Winner £2,322 (13 run) SSR 1 (5) 674 AlAskAn Wind (14) J Mackie 9-9 .........................O Murphy 33 2 (9) 503 secRet dAAy (15) M Dods 9-9................................. P Dennis 49 3 (6) 836 beARcARdi (9) J L Eyre 9-7 .......................................L Morris — 4 (11) 568 miss demeAnouR (25) Mrs A Duffield 9-6 .................S Gray — 5 (2) 550 lAngton Wold (52) B Ellison 9-6 ....................H Russell (3) 24 6 (4) 454 giRiA (18) K Burke 9-5 .......................................P-L Jamin (5) — 7 (13) 568 Angels tAle (8) T Easterby 9-5 ...........................P Hanagan — 8 (7) 284 enRAged (8) J Camacho 9-4............................... C Rodriguez 38 9 (8) 784 AcklAm gold (15) N Tinkler 9-4 ............................... R Scott 48 10 (12) 008 FoReshAdoW (24) J J Quinn 9-3 ........................ B Robinson — 11 (3) 780 dAJARus (15) I Jardine 8-12 ................................... A Mullen 43 12 (1) 888 huRt you neveR (17) Adrian Nicholls 8-11 ....C Murtagh (3) — 13 (10) 858 lAoch gAch lA (40) A Berry 8-6 ......................... JP Sullivan 35 BETTING: 4 Enraged, 9-2 Secret Daay, 5 Acklam Gold, 7 Alaskan Wind, Giria, 10 Bearcardi, 12 Foreshadow, 14 Angels Tale, Miss Demeanour, 16 Others. 2020: WAITINGONANALIBI 9 1, Tony Hamilton 12-1 (R Fahey), drawn (10), 12 ran. 8.20 READ HOLLIE DOYLE’S COLUMN ON ATTHERACES. COM HANDICAP (5) 7f Winner £2,862 (14 run) SSR 1 (12) 954 spARtAn FighteR (48) A Brittain 4 9-10 (C) .....H Russell (3) 81 2 (4) 084 tinochio (44) K Ryan 3 9-9 .........................................S Gray — 3 (7) 097 buRRoWs seeside (32) P Kirby 4 9-9 (C2) ............. P Dennis 76 4 (11) 112 bRAzen bolt (8) J J Quinn 4 9-8 (CD2) ...................O Murphy 75 5 (1) 735 Rum RunneR (8) G Harker 6 9-8 (C, D4) ....................D Nolan 57 6 (3) 016 sWinging eddie (14) G Tuer 5 9-8 (D3) .................J Garritty 74 7 (13) 103 nAt love (18) J Mackie 4 9-8 (CD) .............................. B Curtis 76 8 (10) 171 tAmAskA (38) D O’Meara 3 9-6 (D2) ................ S B Kirrane (5) 43 9 (14) 257 glinbuRy (10) R Fahey 3 9-6 ...............................P Hanagan — 10 (5) 760 pAllAs loRd (51) B Ellison 3 9-5 (D) ................... B Robinson 64 11 (6) 336 thoWQ (27) D Loughnane 4 9-4 .................Laura Pearson (3) 75 12 (2) 122 distinction (14) K Burke 3 9-3 (D) ............... Alan Persse (7) — 13 (8) -00 millionAiRe WAltz (25) B Haslam 4 8-13 (D) ............... .......................................................................... A Mullen — 14 (9) 140 donizetti (14) K Dalgleish 3 8-11 (D) ................ C Rodriguez 64 BETTING: 7-2 Brazen Bolt, 5 Tamaska, 7 Nat Love, Distinction, 8 Swinging Eddie, 12 Thowq, Tinochio, Rum Runner, 14 Others. 2020: No corresponding race. RAMBUSO CREEK 1.20 LUCKY LUCKY LUCKY RICH KING 1.55 GOLDEN WAR MAKEEN 2.25 LA RAV BRANDO 3.00 BRANDO COFFEE MEHMAS 3.35 DREAMS OF THUNDER VENTURA GOLD 4.10 LINCOLN GAMBLE CRESTWOOD 4.45 CRESTWOOD BUFORD 5.15 HER WAY COBBLERS DREAM 2.10 COBBLERS DREAM SIR TIVO 2.45 AWAY AT DAWN PRESENT STORM 3.20 ISTHEBAROPEN QUARTZ DU RHEU 3.55 QUARTZ DU RHEU PENS MAN 4.30 SHIP OF THE FEN BRIANNA ROSE 5.00 BETTY’S BELLE DISCOMATIC 1.00 DISCOMATIC WONDER ELMOSSMAN 1.30 HALCYON SPIRIT GIFT HORSE 2.00 BLACK HILL STORM STORM MELODY 2.35 CLOWNSMAN TINDRUM 3.10 TINDRUM GAASSEE 3.45 EMBLEM EMPIRE BADRAH 4.20 TIME INTERVAL ICE CANYON 4.50 VICEREGENT LITTLE BY LITTLE 5.20 SOGNATORE INExPLICABLE 5.50 ZEALOUS BIPLANE 6.20 LUCAYAN MONICA 6.50 EL HADEEYAH FREEDOM CHARTER 7.20 SEA KING GIRIA 7.50 ENRAGED BRAZEN BOLT 8.20 BRAZEN BOLT CAPTAIN BECHER THE MARQUIS CAPTAIN BECHER THE MARQUIS CAPTAIN BECHER THE MARQUIS CAPTAIN BECHER THE MARQUIS Broad: I would go to Ashes Stuart Broad is committed to going on the ashes tour of australia this winter amid concerns over the possible cancellation of next month’s scheduled trip to Pakistan. the England and Wales Cricket Board is set to make a decision about whether to press ahead with an expedition to Pakistan for back-toback twenty20 double-headers for both the men’s and women’s sides on October 13 and 14 in rawalpindi, with Heather Knight’s team due to stay on for three one-day internationals later in the month. England’s first planned international visit to Pakistan since 2005 has been plunged into doubt after New Zealand abruptly abandoned their tour of the country because of a ‘security alert’ from their government. Beyond that and a t20 World Cup campaign for Eoin Morgan’s side is the ashes series, which the ECB is ‘very confident’ will go ahead as planned despite australia’s tight border controls, as well as the prospect of lengthy Covid-related quarantines and restrictive bubble environments. Fast bowler Broad, 35, is ‘working tirelessly’ to be included in the travelling party for a test series which starts in December, but would accept any team-mate’s decision if they were unable to commit. He wrote in his Mail on Sunday column: “It is now just a couple of weeks away from a squad being selected but players can’t sign up to something unless they know what they are signing up for. “If you ask me if I would be happy to get on a plane to australia in November, I would say yes. “I am working tirelessly to get there. I don’t feel there will be a postponement. “In my mind, it is 100 per cent clear that an England team of some description will embark on the tour. But if another player called me and told me they couldn’t commit, I would totally accept it. “Everyone has to make their own decision and ashley Giles, England’s director of cricket, has made it clear a player’s chances of selection in the future will not be harmed.” CRICKET 7 BETTING: 15-8 Wonder Elmossman, 9-4 Halcyon Spirit, 7-2 Danni California, 10 Breakfastatiffanys, 12 Drag Race, 16 Think Trigger, 25 Moel Arthur. 2020: No corresponding race. 2.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9BETTING: 3 Black Hill Storm, 9-2 Gift Horse, 6 Shamlaan, 7 Nordic Glory, 8 Chimgan, Zoltan Star, 10 Sidcot Swallet, Brown Owl, 12 Whistledown. 2020: No corresponding race. 2.35 1 2 Stuart Broad

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 33 Giants Russell up a bright final flourish HuddeRSfieLd Giants ended their Betfred Super League campaign on a winning note as Louis Senior scored two tries and Olly Russell contributed 14 points in the victory over relegated Leigh. Half-back Russell was outstanding and assisted three of the Claret and Gold’s eight tries in addition to his own touchdown and five goals. Leigh return to the Championship after winning just two of their 22 games. They led twice in the opening period and ran in five tries overall but rarely threatened to end a 21-year wait for victory on Huddersfield soil. ian Watson’s Giants led 22-12 at half-time, crucially striking back with two converted tries just before the interval. Winger Senior acrobatically touched down after four minutes, with Russell missing the conversion. undaunted, the Centurions took the attack to the Giants. Twice they went close before Australian prop Jai Whitbread thundered over from James Bell’s pass. Stand-off Ryan Brierley, who spent 12 months as a Giant in 2016 and is expected to leave Leigh for pastures new next season, converted. The lead last just three minutes until Russell angled a kick towards the posts and Leroy Cudjoe jumped highest to ground for a try which Russell converted. There was optimism for Leigh when iain Thornley crossed unopposed for Brierley to again add the hoW thEY FiNishED P W D L F A Pts Catalans 23 19 0 4 688 398 38 St Helens 21 16 0 5 548 229 32 Warrington 21 15 1 5 588 354 31 Wigan 25 15 0 10 387 385 30 Leeds 24 13 0 11 556 440 26 Hull K R 20 10 0 10 497 458 20 Castleford 23 11 0 12 437 552 22 Hull 21 8 1 12 409 476 17 GianTs 24 9 0 15 460 516 18 Wakefield 24 9 0 15 482 548 18 Salford 22 7 0 15 402 584 14 Leigh 22 2 0 20 356 870 4 extras. However, the Giants sharpened their attack with Leigh loanee Nathan Peats assisting for Owen Trout’s 37th-minute try. And it became a double-score lead for the first time when Ricky Leutele played in Russell for the half-back’s touchdown. Russell converted both and then directed a kick towards Senior for the winger to grab a second try after 48 minutes. if Huddersfield were not already home and dry they were after 56 minutes. Substitute Jack Ashworth, playing against his parent club, was sinbinned for a shoulder charge. Almost immediately Joe Greenwood rumbled over for the Giants’ sixth try and, even though Russell missed the kick, a 32-12 lead was never likely to be clawed back by GIANTS 42 LeIGh 24 Oliver Russell scored a try, set up three others and kicked five goals for Giants in the win over Leigh Leigh. The Centurions, however, outscored Watson’s men in the final quarter, with winger Brendan elliot’s double and another for fellow Australian Sam Stone. Leutele and Will Pryce added further tries for Huddersfield, who finished with 12 men after their other Leigh loanee, Nathaniel Peteru, was yellow carded for his part in a late brawl in what looks set to be his last game for the club. Kenny joins the Tigers By chris ostick KENNY Edwards says seeing how his former Huddersfield Giants team-mates Suaia Matagi and Jordan Turner have turned their careers around at Castleford Tigers was a key part in his decision to move to the Mend-A-Hose Jungle. The New Zealander is joining the Claret and Gold’s Super League rivals on a year-long loan. “I can’t wait, and it is amazing for me,” said the 32-year-old. “I am good mates with Suaia Matagi and Jordan Turner who I was with at Huddersfield last year. I was speaking to Suaia because he started at Castleford in the pre-season and from the get-go said how professional it was. He loved the pre-season and I actually started to get a little jealous. “The way he and Jordan have sort of turned their careers around while being there. JT has turned into one of the best wingers in the competition this year. The style of footy that Castleford plays, I really think it is going to suit me.” Edwards is one of a glut of players leaving the Giants including Darnell Mcintosh, Lee Gaskell, Aiden Sezer, James Cunningham, James Gavet, Sam Wood and Alfie Schultz. And the club have confirmed Joe Wardle is also on his way. “Joe has had a lot of injuries over the last couple of years which has frustrated him,” said boss Ian Watson. ”He is a high quality player, but at Huddersfield we need a settled and a durable side going forward.”

34 HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 THE VERDICT: Town 0 FoREST 2 town rated By SteVen CHICKen lee niCholls SAvED well from Ryan Yates before Forest doubled the lead but could have done better on the second – was perhaps wrong-footed by a hefty deflection off Ollie Turton ...................... 5 MaTTy PeaRson TAkEN off at the break as Carlos Corberan shifted into a 4-3-3. Didn’t particularly do anything wrong – purely tactical ....................................................... 6 ToM lees ANOTHER calm and composed performance both in the back three and the back four. Put a late header just wide of the post ........................................ 6 levi Colwill STRUggLED against the direct running of Joe Lolley and Brennan Johnson, which led to Forest taking their firsthalf lead. The first game we’ve seen Colwill look a little bit lost for a spell. grew into the game after a difficult start, to his credit.................................... 5 soRBa ThoMas BARELY got on the ball in the first half as Town constantly went left. Had more to do after the break when moved to the wing but not able to have a meaningful influence, and his efforts grew more and more desperate ........................................4 JonaThan hoGG TOwN needed more from him to help calm things down and keep possession after their bad start. Just looked slightly off it throughout ........................4 lewis o’BRien TRIED hard to get that link-up going with Toffolo and koroma but those efforts alone were not enough to get Town going ................................................ 6 haRRy Toffolo wORkED hard to try and exploit the acres of space available on the left and looked the most likely to make something happen. Left Colwill a bit exposed at the back ................................ 6 danel sinani COULDN’T quite get his eye in, taking a couple of poor touches to cause attacking moves to break down ............4 danny waRd wASN’T given much to work with either in terms of moves to get going or finishes to apply ....................................... 5 Josh KoRoMa NEEDED to drop into half-spaces more often as Town struggled to build the play. Taken off in the second half .......... 5 suBsTiTuTions ollie TuRTon (Pearson, 46) gave the ball away and was slow to react to Lolley as Forest doubled the lead .........4 duane holMes (koroma, 58) Offered Town a link between defence and midfield and tried to drive the ball forward from 2-0 down. .......................... 6 MiPo oduBeKo (ward, 58) No more able than ward to exert himself on the game ........................................................... 5 suBs noT used: Nicholas Bilokapic, Naby Sarr, Alex vallejo, Fraizer Campbell. HaVe your Say Log on to examinerlive.co.uk Town must find a plan B after bad day at the office Struggling foreSt Show terrierS Still need fine-tuning to enSure a SucceSSful SeaSon By STEVEn CHICkEn @examinerHTAFC The Terriers were badly off their game from minute one as they allowed Nottingham Forest to claim their first win of the season. huddersfield Town looked shell-shocked that the managerless visitors were actually capable of playing attacking football and never settled into the game. That was much to the delight of former Town winger Joe Lolley and hot prospect Brennan Town’s Sorba Thomas tries to get a cross in against Forest Johnson, who gave Levi Colwill a torrid time up the Forest right. That allowed the visitors to take a deserved first-half lead that everybody saw coming, as the rapid Johnson breezed past the Chelsea loanee on his way to crossing for Lewis Grabban to head past a helpless Lee Nicholls. All the attention to fine details and cool heads that we have praised handsomely over the past six games went out of the window as Forest grew and grew in confidence, and Town were completely unable to find any kind of rhythm in attack. The opportunities were there if the Terriers had had the wit to exploit them, with harry Toffolo given acres of space to operate inside the Forest half, but time and again Town’s moves would break down through miscommunication and poor touches. The game serves as a reminder that Town have not yet cracked everything, with Forest the first side to truly exploit the drawbacks of the 3-4-3 system that has served Carlos Corberan’s side so well over the past few weeks. A switch to 4-3-3 at the break failed to have its intended impact, and in fact the man introduced to make that change possible, Ollie Turton, was the man who gave the ball away just outside the Town box to allow Forest to work a shooting chance for Ryan Yates. Nicholls was able to keep that out low to his right, but Turton was slow to react as the ball fell into Lolley’s path and could only Goals tOWN: None fOrest: Grabban (22), Nicholls (48, og) Possession tOWN: 70% fOrest: 30% shoTs tOWN: 10 fOrest: 7 CoRneRs tOWN: 6 fOrest: 5 MatCH FaCtS BooKinGs tOWN: Turton, Ward fOrest: Garener RefeRee Chris Kavanagh aTTendanCe 17,462 neXT uP saturday sWaNsea (a) League 3pm fOrest: Samba, Worrall, Figueiredo, McKenna, Spence (Richardson, 79), Yates, Garner, Lowe, Johnson (Colback, 79), Lolley (Mighten, 61), Grabban. Subs: Horvath, Mbe Soh, Cafu, Taylor. turn it towards the far post as Lolley put it back across the face of goal, with the ball nicking off the keeper on its way into the net. That left Town with much too much to do over the rest of the second half and Forest were able to put 10 men behind the ball to defend their two-goal lead. This was not an outright abject performance, but the need for a bit of fine-tuning from Corberan is clear, and Town need to find another way to play when their plan A fails.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 HUDDersFieLD DAiLY eXAMiNer 35 For all the latest Town news, log on to examinerlive.co.uk Josh Koroma reacts after a missed chance for Town Corberan: We didn’t attack well enough! Mipo Odubeko runs at the Forest defence. Right: Joe Lolly celebrates the visitors’ second Corberan has spoken of how he has kept his side coached in different formations, and he has also echoed chairman Phil Hodgkinson in talking about how their strength in depth gives them a better chance of doing well this season. But we are yet to see a substitute come on and have a profound influence on a game bar Toffolo’s return from Covid against Sheffield United - and even that was simply the introduction of a regular starter to move the side into their preferred formation. Town are a long way away from panic stations, but if they want to avoid more frustrating afternoons like this and get back into games when things are going against them they need to find an impact player capable of making a splash off the bench. Youngster Mipo Odubeko has not yet shown much but is a young This was not an outright abject performance, but the need for a bit of fine tuning is clear player making his first steps in senior football. Getting Rolando Aarons up to speed and both Aaron Rowe and Danny Grant back fit could go a long way to offering Town a different dimension to their play. That gives Corberan plenty to ponder as he prepares for a full week on the training pitch ahead of Saturday’s trip to Swansea, and he must make sure this knock to their confidence does not turn into a deeper slump for the players. The defeat to Stoke last weekend at least came with the benefit of having been competitive and given a well-organised side as good as they got. This loss will come as a much sterner test of Town’s mentality. The aura of near-invulnerability they had built up over the last month or so has now evaporated, and opponents have been shown a way to counter-act Town’s strengths that could serve as a blueprint for watching analysts. We can write this off as the kind of bad day at the office that all sides inevitably have, but they must now prove once again that they have the right stuff to keep bouncing back. By steven chicken @examinerHTAFC Terriers boss Carlos Corberan expects to see more wit and invention from his side after saturday’s defeat to Forest. The Town boss acknowledged his team were some way below par and deserved to lose after failing to create any substantial chances from open play and conceding two preventable goals. That gave Forest their first win of the season and brought Huddersfield Town’s run of good performances and largely good results to a screeching halt, with the head coach admitting his side need more work on breaking down sides who look to absorb pressure and play on the counter-attack. Corberan said: “My thoughts are that they started the game better than we started the game. “They started competing and winning some challenges that we can’t lose [if we want] to compete better in the game, but after we stopped a little bit their first minutes, we had the opportunity with the ball to try to attack them better. “For me we didn’t attack well enough and when you don’t attack well against a team that is waiting more, you are going to suffer counter-attacks and, unfortunately, that’s exactly what happened in the game. “They created counter-attacks from our time with the ball - we were creating more counter-attacks for them by not having enough passion or taking good enough positions on the pitch to allow us to break the structure they were creating in defence. “The first opportunity they had in the first counter-attack they had they scored the [first] goal, and that made it more difficult for us because you need to be attack with more intelligence and be more clever in those moments because you know you’re going to suffer those counter-attacks. i felt we needed one player more to attack up the right side because with three centre-backs for me it was not enough. “That’s why we introduced Turton, but in the first action in the second half that they had, they scored a goal we need to avoid to be a competitive team. Town’s Carlos Corberan “As soon as we don’t avoid these types of situation everything is more complicated. “After the goal i can only tell you we didn’t manage our positions well enough, we didn’t manage the spaces well, and we didn’t make the impact we have to do. even if they didn’t create counter-attacks, we didn’t use in any moment the spaces to drive, to face and create something. “The only chance we had that could have changed the game was the header from the set-piece by Lees. “if that’s a goal, the game changes, but it’s true we didn’t attack well and they were better than us doing what they were doing and we were worse than them doing what we had to do.” He added: “For me we haven’t attacked any team being a 5-4-1 and being more compact in the defensive half. “every game is different and the last game [against Blackpool] was [against a] 4-4-2 with more pressing and when you break the press you are going to attack more space. “Always in football it’s easier to attack space than it is to attack without space. When you attack without space there’s a point of quality and understanding of the situation that come together and can make the difference between making a chance and not making a chance. “We didn’t the find the right positions on the pitch or the right behaviours of the players to break the defensive structure they made.” OFFICIALHORSERACING COMMENTARY AND RESULTS Cal09016094248 Calscost65pperminplusyourtelephonecompany’snetworkaccesscharge.18+only. SP:Spoke.Helpline:03332023390

SPORT examinerlive.co.uk Giants end season with a win - but duo join exodus out of JSS /See Page 33 WATT A FINISH! Tom Lees goes close with a header in Town’s defeat by Forest Report, ratings and reaction /See Pages 34 & 35 We’Re beTTeR THAN THAT! sloppy goals cost us dear admits holmes after forest defeat By chris ostick a Frustrated duane Holmes insists Huddersfield town are better than the form they showed in saturday’s surprise 2-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest. the terriers, who went into the game in the top six, were sunk by strikes from Lewis Grabban and a Lee Nicholls own goal as the managerless visitors took the points. “the goals were poor, really poor,” said midfielder Holmes. “Credit to Forest – they came and defended well. It’s probably a carbon copy of how we played against sheffield united, sat 5-4-1 and defended well and looked for the counter. “the goals were really sloppy. “the first one was a carbon copy of our attack that we should defend better. “the second one we created ourselves, a little half press, we maybe tried and played where we shouldn’t, and we got caught out. “It’s a tough one. We know we’re a lot better than that. Forest are a lot better than the table suggests. “they’re a squad full of good players, they have been for a while, and obviously there might be a little bit of a hangover from last season, they didn’t end their season well. “It’s hard to pick yourself back up from that, but it’s difficult when the manager’s just been sacked, and the players have a spring in their step and want to prove themselves. I’m not surprised by how well they played.” Introducing our new jewellery repair doorstep service! JPB are now offering a new service where we quote for and collect your jewellery repairs from your doorstep. They will then be repaired in our workshop and returned to you safely at your convenience. All jewellery will be safe and insured. Find us on Facebook and Instagram or email johnjpbjewellery@ gmail.com and contact us on 01484 534885 FINE JEWELLERY New and Old Fabulous selection of engagement and wedding rings or just something special for your loved one. Call into YORKSHIRE JEWELLERS 15 Market Ave, Huddersfield. 01484 540011 or visit www.yorkshirejewellers. co.uk

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ADVERTISING FEATURE LEGEND Comedian Jimmy Tarbuck OBE FINE DINING A selection of excellent restaurants on board SONG AND DANCE Relax with a choice of entertainment BOOK IT: Prices start from £1,399pp for the 12-night Canaries Sailcation visiting Lisbon, Cadiz, Lanzarote, Tenerife and Madeira. Based on a December 1, 2021 departure. Book at imaginecruising.co.uk/ cunard-canaries JIMMY TARBUCK OBE Comedian Jimmy Tarbuck OBE has been working the stand-up comedy circuit for over 50 years, having started his career as a TV entertainer in the 1960s. Famed for his distinctive comedy style, he grew up in Liverpool as a schoolmate of John Lennon and made his first TV appearance as the host of It’s Tarbuck 65! before going on to host quiz shows including Winner Takes All, Full Swing and Tarby’s Frame Game. Focusing on stand-up comedy, Jimmy has since hosted a number of variety and comedy shows including Live From Her Majesty’s and Live at the Palladium. In 1994, he was awarded an OBE for his services as a comedian but also for his charitable contributions. Nowadays, he continues to appear on television as a comedian and entertainer. ISLAND IN THE SUN Fuerteventura is the first stop in the Canaries SHIP FACTS Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 is a truly astonishing liner – we take a look at some facts about the impressive ship. 13 - total number of decks 1,132ft - length 151,400 - gross tonnage 2004 - year it became Cunard’s flagship 6 - number of restaurants 4 - pools including two outdoor options 3 - exclusive acts onboard; Russell Watson, Lulu and Jimmy Tarbuck OBE Cunard’s luxurious Queen Mary 2 cruise ship, courtesy of some days at sea during the holiday. Hailed as the most magnificent ocean liner ever built, the Queen Mary 2 has everything you could want for a fabulous holiday thanks to its modern facilities, entertainment and enrichment opportunities, radiating the opulence, charm and glamour of cruising’s Golden Era. We’re talking some ridiculously elegant cabins with all the home comforts you could want, as well as perks such as king-size beds and nightly turndown service. On the culinary side, fine dining will be on the cards complete with multi-course gourmet meals. The ship offers some of the best dining at sea from the finest steak and seafood at The Verandah, to British and European dishes in the main dining room. Other highlights include classic pub fare at the Golden Lion, as well as a delectable afternoon tea to be found in the chic Queens Rooms, served up by whitegloved waiters. As well as the exclusive performances from Russell Watson, Jimmy Tarbuck OBE and Lulu, guests can enjoy dazzling shows, including Cunard’s glitzy gala balls, complete with themed evenings, ballroom dancing and live musicians. Need a rest after all of the excitement? The ship’s poolside ELEGANT Superb cabins with home comforts loungers could be just the place, or for an extra spot of pampering you won’t want to miss out on the treatments at the Mareel Spa, which takes inspiration from the oceans on which you sail to indulge your senses – mind, body and soul (available at a supplement). Want to be on board? Prices for Imagine Cruising’s 12-night Canaries Sailcation start from £1,399pp, based on a December 1, 2021 departure. You can find out more and book at www.imaginecruising. co.uk/cunard-canaries or by calling 01793 547 621. SEE BACK PAGE FOR ITINERARY Book now at www.imaginecruising.co.uk/cunard-canaries or call 01793 547 621

ADVERTISING FEATURE IMAGINE Cruising is offering an escape to some winter sun in the Canaries this December, so we take a look at exactly what’s on offer for the 12-night Canaries Sailcation, alongside exclusive performances from Russell Watson, Lulu and Jimmy Tarbuck OBE. Day 1: Embark Queen Mary 2 Arrive in Southampton and step onboard the regal Queen Mary 2, with ample opportunity to explore the decks from the elegant cabins to the bars, shops and dining venues. Sun, sand and a sensational cruise holiday Days 2-3: At Sea There’ll be plenty of time to enjoy the ship’s lavish perks whether you’re tucking into the delectable Afternoon Tea served by white-gloved waiters, opting for a luxurious treatment at the spa, or enjoying some of the live evening entertainment. Day 4: Lisbon The Portuguese capital will be your first port of call. Wander through the cobbled streets and take in the colourful buildings with their terracotta roofs. Make the most of the city’s vibrant atmosphere and make sure to stop off at one CHARMING Explore the streets of Lisbon of the traditional restaurants where plates are piled high with olives, baskets of bread and bowls of arroz de feijão, rice and beans. Day 5: Cadiz This ancient port city is steeped in history, home of the Spanish naval fleet and famously raided by Sir Francis Drake in 1587. There’s incredible gothic architecture, winding medieval lanes and lively tapas bars, plus amazing flamenco performances HISTORIC Ancient port of Cadiz to be found throughout the city. Day 6: At Sea Foodies won’t be disappointed with cuisines ranging from Mexican delicacies at Aztec, to prime cuts of beef at the Steakhouse. Looking for something a little more casual? There’s a selfservice option in Kings Court that will do just the trick. Day 7: Lanzarote Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes have long drawn intrepid explorers, but one highlight has to be Cueva de los Verdes, a famous tunnel made from a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. Local architect César Manrique moulded his home into five hardened underground lava bubbles and the best part is that nowadays it’s open to the public. Day 8: Tenerife Beautiful beaches? Check. Volcanic landscapes? Check. Bustling bars and restaurants? Check. It’s no wonder Tenerife has been a firm favourite with holidaymakers for years. And now you can get a taste of the spectacular scenery and keep an eye out for the abundant marine life as you explore this breathtaking island. Day 9: Funchal, Madeira Backed by hills, the capital city of Portugal’s Madeira archipelago is famed for its harbour, gardens and Madeira wine cellars. Wander round the spectacular Botanical Garden, with its rich and DIVERSE Madiera has something for everyone PARADISE Tenerife is known for its stunning sandy beaches diverse sub-tropical flora. The western edge of the garden affords captivating views across Funchal Bay. Days 10-12: At Sea There’s plenty to keep you entertained onboard Queen Mary 2, from the lavish spa to activities including painting classes and stargazing sessions. Then, of course, there are Cunard’s famed gala balls where you can don your glitziest outfits and dance the night away in a ballroom. Day 13: Disembark Queen Mary 2 in Southampton Sadly your holiday comes to an end today, but you can be consoled by the fact you’ll have made some incredible memories. BOOK NOW: Scan the QR code Visit www.imaginecruising.co.uk/cunard-canaries Or call 01793 547 621 in partnership with Imagine Cruising