Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Brydon Carse notched the second century of his first-class career in fine style. He hit Kasey Alrdridge for a four and then two consecutive sixes to reach three figures.

He also played a key role in keeping Durham's hopes alive in this game, rescuing them from 170-6 yesterday, and a deficit of 322, to within a whisker of reaching the follow-on target of 343.

His century came in 161 balls and included 11 fours and four sixes. But moments after he reached the landmark Callum Parkinson was out for a duck at the other end.

He was caught at silly point by Tom Banton, off Jack Leach, to give the spinner the 28th five-for of his career. He finished with figures of 5-124.

However, Somerset have decided not to enforce the follow-on. They will bat again with 75 overs remaining in the day. They have decided to take the cautious approach having bowled 100 overs.

The county council says markets help attract people to town centres and can boost their economy.

If approved, Able UK plans to dredge part of the Tees, but similar work has been controversial.

All Saints Church wants to attract tourists to the area so it can stay open for worshippers.

Sunderland sign Chris Mepham on loan from Bournemouth midfielder Milan Aleksic and Ghana international Salis Abdul Samed.

Millwall sign Josh Coburn from Middlesbrough and fellow striker Mihailo Ivanovic from Serbian side FK Vojvodina.

MK Dons sign Kane Thompson-Sommers from FC Halifax Town, Sonny Finch from Middlesbrough and Newcastle's Joe White.

Middlesbrough sign Scottish forward Ben Doak from Liverpool, and defender George Edmundson from Ipswich, both on season-long loans.

A century from James Rew and three wickets from spinner Jack Leach keeps Somerset in a strong position on the second day of the County Championship match with Durham at Taunton.

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BBC Sport football news reporter

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A bit more information on Middlesbrough striker Emmanuel Latte Lath, who did not travel for the upcoming fixture away at Cardiff amid transfer interest from Ipswich.

The feeling on Teesside is that the Ivorian, 25, is trying to force a move through to the newly-promoted Premier League side after an initial bid was rejected.

However, the Tractor Boys remain interested in Chelsea striker Armando Broja which is currently believed to be the priority deal.

Latte Lath risks facing internal disciplinary action should he remain at the Riverside after the transfer deadline tonight.

The track provides a safe environment for those learning to ride or wishing to polish their skills.

The fence is near an exit to St James' Park, on land fans say becomes busy during match days.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Jack Leach has taken all three wickets to fall since lunch with his left-arm orthodox spin. He is causing Durham all kinds of problems in the heat of Taunton.

At at the minute Durham don't appear to have enough runs on the board compared to wickets lost.

Somerset were all out earlier for 492. Archie Vaughan then got his first championship wicket as Ben McKinney fell LBW just before lunch for 15.

After the break Alex Lees and Scott Borthwick added 61, but Borthwick fell in the 30s, as he has done regularly recently, caught at first slip off Leach.

The same thing happened to Ollie Robinson when he was on 26 and then Ashton Turner was bowled on six.

We have also just seen a ball from the spinner, which pitched around the front foot of Bas de Leede, find its way to second slip!