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Lucrative england matches, a test and a one—dayer, taken away from them this summer, and though rafiq wants them to be reinstated, the england and wales cricket board says the county has to meet certain criteria by early spring. the yorkshire chairman lord patel has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. my my sole focus besides dealing with all the issues we have to deal with is making sure international matches are returned here as soon as possible, because everything rests on that, in terms of our future, future sponsors, our sustainability plan and the hundred of thousands of fans ...

Andrew's got no good options now. he can't make things better, so essentially, i think he's either going to have to engage in the trial process or he's going to have to settle, and that may well be his least—worst option. and then there's the question of andrew's future within the royal family. ten years ago, at the time of the queen's diamond jubilee, andrew was very much in evidence. much has happened in the years since and most of it, in the case of andrew, has been deeply embarrassing for the royal family. in his newsnight interview, the one in which he said he couldn't remember meeting ...

This is bbc news. the headlines... the duke of york will face a civil trial over allegations he sexually did you lie about the parties, prime minister? pressure grows on the prime minister after he apologises for attending a party in the downing street garden, but claims at the time, he thought it was a work event. i certainly wish that things had happened differently— on the evening of may the 20th, mr speaker, and i apologise - for all the misjudgments that have been made, i for which i take i full responsibility. when the whole country was locked down, he was hosting boozy parties in down...

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