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Boss Roy Keane says keeper Brian Murphy has probably been the club’s unluckiest player during his time at Portman Road. Murphy is set to make his third league appearance of the season today when the Blues take on his former club Swansea at Portman Road (KO 12.45pm, Sky Sports Two).

Dawidoff, who grew up in New Haven and returned to live there in middle age, has written a great American book. Read more at Boston.com.

Biography credits Margaret Walker as 'midwife for the Black women’s literary renaissance'

Understanding ways architectural elements can shape daily life and society is at the heart of a new certificate program being developed by an interdisciplinary team of WSU faculty.

ADRIAN Wiszniewski discovered Glasgow Print Studio at a point when he had become “disillusioned” with painting.

Reports are coming in that Richard Wright may be a doubt for tomorrows Worthington Cup clash with Coventry. Wright is suffering from a wrist injury and didnt train today and is rated as doubtful for tomorrow.

Town snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in the closing moments for the second week running as Reading left Portman Road with a 3-2 win. Daryl Murphy opened the scoring 11 minutes after the break, Kaspars Gorkss equalised for the Royals before Josh Carson’s deflected shot put the Blues back in front. Town looked to have won it but Alex Pearce and Noel Hunt netted at the death to see the Blues to their third successive 3-2 defeat.

Richard Wright makes his third Town debut having been named in the Blues starting line-up for this afternoons game against Reading with David Stockdale out with a minor shoulder problem.

Blues boss Paul Jewell was left feeling “sick” after his side surrendered a 2-1 lead late on for the second week running. The Town manager again cited individual errors as his team conceded twice from set pieces, just as they did at Nottingham Forest a week ago.

Returning keeper Richard Wright said Town need to cut out the mistakes and be more consistent throughout games after his third Blues debut ended in a 3-2 defeat to Reading.