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Leeds still hope to strengthen their defensive options before the January window shuts and want players of West Ham, Nottingham Forest, Luton and Tottenham.

The 22-year-old begins the International Player Pathway programme in Florida and was not named by Warren Gatland in squad for Six Nations.

Wales international Louis Rees-Zammit, one of the world's most exciting wingers, is quitting rugby to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL. The 22-year-old Rees-Zammit has accepted an invitation to join the NFL's international player pathway, his English club Gloucester said Tuesday. A few minutes later, Wales announced its enlarged squad for the upcoming Six Nations and Rees-Zammit wasn't in it.

Second-half goals from Kieran Lee and Dapo Afolayan saw new manager Kieran McKenna to his first defeat as Blues boss as Town were defeated 2-0 at Bolton Wanderers. The Blues were on top for long spells, but without creating many clear-cut chances before Lee rebounded the Trotters’ opener on 74 and sub Afolayan profited from a George Edmundson error with nine minutes left on the clock.

Town’s game at Bolton Wanderers remains 0-0 at half-time.

Midfielder Emyr Huws believes the Blues now have “real unity and direction” and are starting to build having come out of their poor run of form. After ending their eight-game League One winless run by thrashing Accrington Stanley 4-1 at Portman Road on Saturday, the Blues drew 0-0 away against fellow promotion chasers Oxford last night in a wind and rain-affected game the Welshman feels they deserved to win.

John Valves, once one of Ballarat's biggest employers, has secured a lucrative deal in Indonesia and plans to expand its workforce and move to a larger site in 2024.

I was particularly intrigued when I was asked about the origins of the name for St. David’s Lane. It did not fit any of the three broad categories

John Valves, once one of Ballarat's biggest employers, has secured a lucrative deal in Indonesia and plans to expand its workforce and move to a larger site in 2024.

John Valves, once one of Ballarat's biggest employers, has secured a lucrative deal in Indonesia and plans to expand its workforce and move to a larger site in 2024.