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15:22: Just a few minutes until our final bulletin of the day.
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15:03: Chelsea defender Levi Colwill has earned himself a England Call-up.
Here’s Ethan Green with more:
15:02: Dina Asher-Smith has split with her long time coach John Backie.
Here’s Evan Pender with more:
14:25: BREAKING NEWS
Newcastle defender Dan Burn has signed a contract extension with Newcastle through 2025.
Here is Michael Ryder with more:
14:09: BREAKING NEWS
A big story from the cricket world where Sir Alistair Cook has announced his retirement from the game.
Here is Liam Harding with more:
13:55: It’s almost time for our next radio bulletin.
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13:48: Could the Jacksonville Jaguars be making a permanent move over to London?
Callum Pearman reports:
13:41: BREAKING NEWS
Sheffield Wednesday have appointed former Southampton assistant Daniel Rohl as manager.
This comes after Wednesday sacked Xisco Munoz following a 10-game winless streak.
Sheffield are bottom of the championship, with just three points from their matches this season.
13:20: Our second TV bulletin of the day is just 10 minutes away.
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13:15: END OF INNINGS BANGLADESH 245 – 9 OFF 50
In the only Cricket World Cup match today, Bangladesh have finished on 245 off their 50 overs.
Mushfiqur Rahman top scored with 66 runs before he was bowled by Matt Henry. Mohammed Mahmadullah also contributed 40 runs towards the end of the innings.
As for the bowlers, Lockie Ferguson shined taking 3-49 off his 10 overs.
12:59: Our third radio bulletin is about to get underway.
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12:50: Following on from our breaking news story earlier, Jamie Hale reports on the news that Cricket is coming back to the Olympic Games.
12:25: The Buffalo Bills face the New York Giants, with both teams looking to gain some consistency this season.
Josh Stewart Reports:
12:14: Luke Newman is here to give you a preview into all four Rugby World Cup quarter-finals this weekend.
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11:56: Sholing FC manager David Diaper is set to resign on October 21st after over 1,000 games in-charge.
Michael Ryder reports:
11:51: Our second radio bulletin will be going live not too long from now.
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Jack Bunclarck reporting:
11:37: BREAKING NEWS
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has accepted the recommendation to include T20 cricket at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games.
The IOC made the decision during their executive board meeting on Friday morning at their headquarters in Mumbai.
More to follow.
11:25: Our first TV bulletin begins in just five minutes!
Daniel Williamson brings you all the latest sports stories.
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11:17: The Rugby World Cup playoff stages comes alive this weekend with four tantalising fixtures awaiting your viewing.
Wales vs Argentina (14th October, 4pm)
Ireland vs New Zealand (14th October, 8pm)
England vs Fiji (15th October, 4pm)
France vs South Africa (15th October, 8pm)
11:14: You can listen to our 11am radio bulletin following the link below.
Jack Bunclarck is your presenter today!
11:05: The Government’s Anti Semitism advisor has lashed out at the FA for not lighting up Wembley Stadium in support of Israel.
Liam Harding reports:
10:56: The Cricket World Cup continues today as match ten sees Bangladesh take on New Zealand at the MA Chidambaram Stadium.
Bangladesh are currently 81-4 off 19 overs.
Mehidy Hasan Miraz top scored with 30 before he was caught by Matt Henry off the bowling of Lockie Ferguson.
Ferguson has taken two wickets for just 12 runs, in his four overs.
Evan Pender is following the match in his own live blog:
10:37: The news-conference between KSI and Tommy Fury reached boiling point yesterday. It certainly shapes up to be a cracking fight on Saturday night.
Joe Hayhurst reports:
