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Pursuing basketball dreams far from home Table Talk: Playing Overseas, the latest documentary produced by Euroleague Basketball, examines the experiences of basketball pros who pursue their careers all over the world, often far from friends and family. The film dives into the topic from multiple angles, offering perspectives from both players and coaches going from the United States to Europe and vice-versa. Head coach Dimitris Itoudis of CSKA Moscow, his former players Alec Peters of TD Systems Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz and Kyle Hines of AX Armani Exchange Milan, FC Barcelona boss Sarunas Jas...

Broad Street in Blaenavon at the turn of the twentieth century. Picture: Torfaen Museum. ONLY a couple of years after this photograph was taken, a tale of trauma was to take place under Broad Street, according to John Lewis and Malcolm Thomas in their book ‘Blaenavon through the years’. In 1917, a five-year-old called Bill George was collecting water for his chickens in a culvert in Amors Field to the rear of King Street. There had been a lot of recent rainfall and Bill fell into the culvert and disappeared into the fast flowing water course which swept him under the town and toward...

Two police officers found guilty of assaulting a disability pensioner outside his home during a welfare check maintain they were involved in a lawful arrest.

Following last week's TRM I had an email from Frank Hart, re the RNAD photograph. Since its closure Frank has been organising depot reunions and was able to recognise many in that group picture. "Hi Jeff... I think I can name most of them: Back row (L-R) Graham Irving, Des Nicholas, Mike Davies, Paul Oughton, Geraint Pynn, Paul Harries, John Hughes, Billy Sturley, Mike Headlam, ? , Keith Jones, Danny Humphries. Frong row: Richard Roch, Malcolm Thomas, Simon Clarke, Sister Doyne, Steve Carrington, ? , Gill Eagles, Janet Davies, Andy Wilcox - not a bad effort after 40 years. "Paul Harri...

PHILADELPHIA – A Chicago-based cruise line has filed a petition to exonerate itself from potential liability, in the case of a New Jersey cruise passenger who collided with another driver while under the influence of alcohol, after disembarking from one of the line’s ships. Spirit Cruises, LLC and Entertainment Cruises, Inc. of Chicago filed a petition in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. “It is alleged in claimant’s complaint that on July 14, 2018, claimant Malcolm Thomas was a passenger on the Spirit of Philadelphia in the navigable waters of the Dela...