Surrey recall McKerr from Derbyshirepublished at 17:46 British Summer Time 12 June 2017
Surrey recall seamer Conor McKerr from his loan spell with Division Two side Derbyshire, with immediate effect.
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Surrey recall seamer Conor McKerr from his loan spell with Division Two side Derbyshire, with immediate effect.
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One of the world's most prestigious galleries is embracing our love of our phones.
The Saatchi gallery is asking would-be artists to send in photos taken on their mobiles.
The winner will be given the chance to put on their own exhibition in the space which once housed works by the likes of Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin.
The Duchess of Cambridge visits a hospital to meet staff and patients affected by the London attack.
Read MoreAn extra police presence will be in place for the Take That concerts at Norwich City Football Club this Thursday and Friday as a precautionary measure.
Patrol officers will be joined by armed police officers and specialist dogs.
Traffic-calming measures will be also be in place around the stadium, and roads will be closed around Carrow Road between 15:00 and 19:00, and again from 22:30 until midnight.
Motorists are advised to avoid the area and find alternative routes.
Ch Supt Nick Davison says they've taken the decision to increase patrols in light of recent events in Manchester and London.
Canned drinks and glass bottles with not be allowed in to the stadium, external, and there are restrictions on bag sizes.
Concert goers are advised to arrive in plenty of time to allow for the extra security checks which will take place.
Quote MessageThis is a fantastic event for Norwich and we want everyone to have an enjoyable evening. However, do remain vigilant and, if you have any concerns, please approach one of our officers or event stewards who will be happy to help."
Ch Supt Nick Davison, Norfolk Police
Police have said they are becoming "increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a 28-year-old man who has gone missing from a hospital in Lancashire and is thought to have travelled to Weymouth.
Christopher Murphy, originally from London, was last seen at Royal Preston Hospital at on Wednesday. It is thought he travelled to Bristol and Weymouth in April, so it is possible that he may have links there. PC John Bantios-Harkin, of Lancashire Constabulary, said: “This is extremely out of character for Chris and we are asking anybody who has seen him, or knows where he may be, to contact us as soon as possible.
"Similarly we would also urge Chris, if he sees this appeal, to get in touch to let us know he is safe.”
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Nick Browne and Tom Westley star as Essex chase 253 runs to beat Surrey by eight wickets and go top of Division One.
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Listen to live BBC local radio commentary as Surrey face Essex in the County Championship.
Read MoreThe woman was dragged 30m along a road and suffered cuts and bruises.
Read MoreA lorry driver denies death by careless driving after a 25-year-old cyclist was killed on a Croydon road.
Read MoreThe Duchess of Cambridge visits victims of the London attack and staff at King's College Hospital.
Read MoreA teenage boy has been stabbed near Hampstead Heath, police have said.
Officers were called to Highgate Road at 13:58 to reports of a stabbing.
He has been taken to a north London hospital, his condition is not yet known.
A teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of GBH.
Spinner Stephen Parry takes his first Championship five-wicket haul to help Lancashire beat Middlesex at Southport.
Read MoreA Nuneaton lorry driver hit and killed a 25-year-old cyclist, dragged her 14 metres under his wheels, then drove off to complete his delivery, a jury has been told.
Darren Anderton, 49, denies causing the death of Magda Tadaj by careless driving.
Jurors at the Old Bailey were told he had left his base in Coventry at about 04:00 and driven about 140 miles before the crash in St James's Road, Croydon, south London.
Prosecutor Ian McLoughlin told the court Mr Anderton left the injured woman lying in the road for around eight minutes until paramedics arrived, before driving off to complete his delivery.
Westminster Council has warned there is just one week to go for people to take part in its consultation on the proposed pedestrianisation of Oxford Street.
Westminster City Council, the Mayor of London, and Transport for London (TfL) have asked for the views of the public through a series of roadshows which are taking place on 12, 14 and 16 June.
The current proposal is intended to, external:
The eight-week consultation ends at midnight on 18 June.
French President Emmanuel Macron said the country had paid a heavy price in Saturday's attack.
Read MoreBrentford midfielder Nico Yennaris signs a new four-year contract to stay with the Championship club until 2021.
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