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  1. A black and white image of Queen's College, Taunton, 1943, Miss Pauline Craske (centre, facing camera) enjoys a meal at a British Restaurant in London. The restaurant is very well-patronised and many other people can be seen eating their lunch, circa 1943. (Photo by Ministry of Information Photo Division Photographer/ Imperial War Museums via Getty Images)

  2. The Bears batsman Tom Latham celebrating his century against Derbyshire

  3. Kira Chathli batting

  4. Sels eyes 'great moments' after signing new deal

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    Nottingham Forest goalkeeper Matz Sels says he hopes for more "great moments" after signing a new deal with the club.

    The 33-year-old, who joined from Strasbourg in February of 2024, has agreed improved terms with the Reds as part of his new contract.

    "I'm really happy," said Sels, who won the Premier League's Golden Glove award along with Arsenal's David Raya on 13 clean sheets in 2024-25.

    "We had an amazing season last year and I was one small part of that, so I'm really happy to sign a new contract.

    "Hopefully we can continue together and have some great moments again this season.

    "I'm looking forward to playing in Europe because it's really something special. Playing in this stadium and playing in big games in the Premier League is also really special."

    Nottingham Forest's chief football officer, Ross Wilson, said: "Matz is an experienced goalkeeper who has been consistently performing at a high level for a number of years. He made a big impact on the team last season and is an important part of our group."

    "He has earned the new deal, and we're excited to see how he keeps improving and helping the team moving forward."

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  6. Matz Sels making a save for Nottingham Forest

  7. Custody shots of Addil Elmi, Dichrije Elliel and Andrew Thomas

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  10. Danilo leaves for Botafogo

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    Danilo has returned to Brazil on a permanent deal, joining Botafogo for an undisclosed fee.

    The 24-year-old midfielder joined Forest for £16m in January of 2023 and played for the club 62 times.

    If you're trying to keep abreast of Nottingham Forest's business this summer, it looks like this.

    The Reds have signed Igor Jesus and Jair Cunha from Botafogo, and also brought in Cherif Yaya from Rio Ave.

    Departures include Danilo, Antony Elanga to Newcastle, Jack Perkins to Northampton, Ramon Sosa to Palmeiras, Harry Toffolo was released, Andrew Omobamidele joined Strasbourg permanently, Ben Perry moved to Colchester, while Tyler Bindon switched to Sheffield United on loan.

  11. Nottingham Forest's Brazilian midfielder Danilo in action

  12. Lewis Macari in action for Notts County

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  14. The Kiddey Stones sculptures enclosed in structures in front of a brick wall

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  23. Hennessey becomes goalkeeper coach

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    Nottingham Forest have confirmed Wayne Hennessey will stay at the club following his retirement, joining Rui Barbosa's goalkeeping department.

    The former Wales stopper made nine appearances for the Reds across two stints at the club.

    "I am delighted to continue my journey at the club as part of the coaching staff, " Hennessey said.

    "I really enjoyed my time as a player here and working with this incredible group.

    "This marks a new chapter in my career, and I'm really looking forward to getting started in the role to help the team towards its goals."

    Chief Football Officer Ross Wilson, added: "Everyone at the club is pleased Wayne is staying with us in a coaching capacity. Wayne brings a lot to the goalkeeping group off the pitch and will now work with Rui Barbosa and the team to further develop our keepers.

    "Matz had a great season last year, and he undoubtedly benefits from the support and guidance of someone like Wayne, who has significant experience at the top level."

  24. Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey