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NOT to deflect from the main issue of the week in Scottish football, which appears to be the sacking of the Hamilton Accies co-commentator for a rather vivid description of his half-time constitutional - now infamously known as ‘Jobbygate’ - but it appears our officials have been at it again. This was not initially brought to my attention by Rangers striker Kemar Roofe’s tackle on St Johnstone’s Murray Davidson, however. In the second half of Motherwell’s game against Dundee United on Wednesday night, ‘Well defender Nathan McGinley was booted in the face in the opposition bo...

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Hunstanton's famous wolf with a dusting of snow - Credit: Chris Bishop Snowfall in parts of Norfolk was up to 8cm deep, while forecasters are warning of the risk of flooding from rainfall next week. Following an amber weather alert for snow on Saturday, some roads were left impassable. The Met Office officially recorded 4cm of snow in Norfolk, but estimated that this could have been closer to 8cm in some areas. EAST: Map of snow depths across the region on Saturday - a few locations measured 6cm. Onshore southerly winds meant parts of the Essex + SE Suffolk coast saw just sleet/rain, while t...