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  Former Norwich City star Mike Sutton dies aged 76 after living with dementia

  Mike Sutton, the former Norwich City footballer and father of ex-England striker Chris Sutton, has died at the age of 76 after living with dementia for the last decade of his life. As well as playing as a midfielder for Norwich, Sutton represented Chester City, Carlisle United and Great Yarmouth and was also a club cricketer with Drayton. Announcing his father’s death, which happened on Boxing Day, Chris Sutton said that he was “my hero” and “a great sportsman, teacher, husband, dad and grandad”

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  Warren Abrahams appointed head coach of Wales women

  Warren Abrahams has become Wales' first national black coach after taking charge of the women's team. The South African, who spent four years within the England men’s sevens coaching set-up, will lead Wales’ preparations for next year’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. He will be assisted in the role by Rachel Taylor, the former Wales captain, who has been appointed as the side’s full-time skills coach and the WRU’s first professional national female coach. Abrahams has a vast coaching CV, having

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  Reuters

  Abrahams becomes Wales' first Black head coach, takes over women's team

  Former Wales skipper Rachel Taylor, a veteran of three World Cups as a player, has been appointed the women's national skills coach on a one-year development contract. "Warren Abrahams and Rachel Taylor are key, strategic appointments for us, not only for women's rugby in Wales but in terms of our standing in the global game," WRU CEO Steve Phillips said in a statement.

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  Evening Standard

  'Angel' bride stops to help car crash victim on the way home from her wedding

  A bride who recently qualified as a nurse has been hailed an "angel" after she helped a car crash victim while still wearing her wedding dress.The American newlywed, Rachel Taylor, 22, was on the way home with her new husband following the ceremony when they saw a three vehicle pile-up.

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  The Guardian

  Liverpool rejoices in Reds' title: 'It feels like a huge release for the city'

  Liverpool rejoices in Reds' title: 'It feels like a huge release for the city'. Fans make pilgrimage to Anfield to toast team’s first league crown in 30 years

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  Health

  The Telegraph

  Families of former players with dementia urge PFA boss Gordon Taylor to leave and apologise for failure

  Families of former players have urged the Professional Footballers’ Association to lead an urgent review of those living with dementia and immediately implement comprehensive care plans.

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  Entertainment

  The Telegraph

  Jessica Jones, series 3, review: a flawed but wildly enjoyable end

  The third series of Jessica Jones begins with what we’ve come to expect: Jessica doing something heroic in an entirely un-heroic way, making more enemies than she does friends, and complaining about it the whole time. It continues this a similar vein for the first eight episodes.

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  Digital Spy

  Marvel's Jessica Jones showrunner quits

  Melissa Rosenberg has been hijacked by Warner Bros.

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  The Guardian

  UK army minimum recruitment age should be raised to 18 – survey

  Three-quarters of people believe the minimum recruitment age for the British army should be raised from 16 to 18, according to a survey commissioned by campaigners against child soldiers. One in 10 said they believed the minimum age should be 21, according to the ICM survey, which was commissioned by campaigners and charities including Child Soldiers International. The UK is the only country in Europe to recruit soldiers at 16 and the UN committee on the rights of the child is among the organi

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  The Independent

  British army used Facebook adverts to recruit 'stressed' teenagers on GCSE results day, charity claims

  The British Army has been criticised for using social media to suggest to teenagers on GCSE results day that a career in the armed forces was still available to them if they didn’t get good exam results. Child Soldiers International have revealed that the MoD used paid-for Facebook adverts to target to 16-year-olds. Rachel Taylor, the director of programmes at Child Soldiers International, said: ”The MoD continues to target teenagers to fix the recruitment shortfall and this is another example

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