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Police dog Neo puts his paws up after retiring from Humberside force Thanks ‘fur’ everything Neo, happy retirement! 16:40, 20 APR 2021 Updated A police dog who made ‘many pawsome arrests’ in northern Lincolnshire has officially retired. PD Neo, a German Shepherd, has been working with Humberside Police as a general purpose dog for three years. But, the five-year-old has chased down his last criminal and is now enjoying a long retirement. A Humberside Police spokesperson said: “Following an extremely successful career of more than three years, PD Neo, a five-year-old German Shephe...

. VOTING in the Senedd election on May 6 is your chance have your say about who will represent you and your community at the Senedd - your vote can influence who’ll be in charge of the powers the Senedd has to shape life in Wales. Everyone in Wales gets two votes in the Senedd election, your first vote is for the person you want to represent you and your local area, known as your constituency, and your second vote is to choose people you want to represent your region of Wales. There are 40 constituencies in Wales, each sending one person to the Senedd.

Cheltenham Festival 2021: A meeting like no other starts on Tuesday By Frank KeoghBBC Sport at Cheltenham Last updated on The four-day Cheltenham Festival starts on Tuesday behind closed doors Cheltenham Festival 2021 Main race: 15:05 Coverage: Commentaries on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, feature races Radio 5 live. Racecards, live text, results & reports on the BBC Sport website and app. A town normally in carnival mode is eerily quiet. Where banners and marquees should herald the boisterous crowds to come, there is calm. For four days in March, the Cheltenham Festival usually welcomes t...

‘A woman won the Champion Hurdle, yet that really isn’t a big deal to those of us who follow racing, because we know how talented she is.’

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY KATE McGREAVY: ITV Racing's Oli Bell believes there's no better stage than the Cheltenham Festival to illustrate 'everything that is great' about the sport.