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A143 between Earsham and Ditchingham road closure. Picture: Victoria Pertusa - Credit: Victoria Pertusa A 73-year-old who died after being hit by a lorry could have had a medical episode, an inquest has heard. John Charles Brighton, known as Curly, was struck by a lorry on the A143 at Earsham in the early hours of November 29 last year. An inquest at Norfolk Coroner's Court on Friday, May 21, heard analysis of the driver's dashcam showed Mr Brighton lying in the middle of the road, coming into view just 1.3 seconds before the collision. A143 between Earsham and Ditchingham road closure. Pic...

A143 between Earsham and Ditchingham road closure. Picture: Victoria Pertusa - Credit: Victoria Pertusa A 73-year-old who died after being hit by a lorry could have had a medical episode, an inquest has heard. John Charles Brighton, known as Curly, was struck by a lorry on the A143 at Earsham in the early hours of November 29 last year. An inquest at Norfolk Coroner's Court on Friday, May 21, heard analysis of the driver's dashcam showed Mr Brighton lying in the middle of the road, coming into view just 1.3 seconds before the collision. A143 between Earsham and Ditchingham road closure. Pic...

Much has been made of the quality of Dundee United’s latest crop of young talent with little in the way of tangible evidence on show in the first team.

© Shutterstock Feed Dundee United youngster Logan Chalmers is back in the starting XI, much to the delight of his boss Micky Mellon (right). It’s been a long road back from injury for Logan Chalmers but the Dundee United winger is finally reminding people what he’s all about. The 21-year-old dazzled in United’s 2-2 draw with Motherwell on Wednesday night, laying on assists for Lawrence Shankland and fellow-youngster Archie Meekison. Chalmers’ wing wizardry was in full flow down the right flank at Tannadice as he made his first start of the year. He hadn’t played a Premiership match...

© SNS Group Dundee United youngster Archie Meekison celebrates his goal against Motherwell. Dundee United boss Micky Mellon has praised his “infectious” kids after their 2-2 draw with Motherwell last night. Although they blew a two-goal lead as second-half strikes from Christopher Long and Devante Cole earned the Steelmen a point, United’s youngsters impressed at Tannadice. Winger Logan Chalmers (21) assisted both Lawrence Shankland and fellow-fledgling Archie Meekison (19) – who notched on his full debut for the Terrors. Dundee United boss Micky Mellon. The Tangerines were left ruin...