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Bolton Wanderers consolidated their place in the League One top six with a 1-0 victory at home over Peterborough United.

Peterborough United boss Grant McCann felt one lapse of concentration cost his side in the loss to Bolton Wanderers and that the referee lost control of the encounter at times to the detriment of both sides.

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There’s an older couple performing a swing dance to pass the time, as others in the queue form an excited audience around them.They smile adoringly, clap enthusiastically, and shout out, “It’s like Strictly Come Dancing.” Just four hours ago they didn’t know each other. In their normal worlds, their lives never would have crossed paths.

Temperatures are set to soar across the UK on Monday as parts of the UK get placed under the Met Office's first ever red weather warning for extreme heat. Greater Manchester is expected to see sweltering highs of 34C as the week begins.

justice and sentenced to life in prison – serving at least 15 years.Appearing in court today in a light, short-sleeved shirt, dark tie and trousers, the judge told James Watson he must serve a minimum of 15 years. He was sentenced for the age he was at the time of the murder and showed no emotion when the ruling was read out.

Police have issued an urgent appeal for help finding a girl who is believed to have travelled around 140 miles from home. Alisha was reported missing to Greater Manchester Police on Monday (June 20).

More than half of the UK's slowest growing economies by the end of next year will be in the North of England, new research suggests.

Manchester United U18s are looking to end the club's 10-year wait to secure their 11th FA Youth Cup when they face Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford.

mum who was tragically found dead at home.Jordi-Mai Richardson, 22, was described as a "happy" person who was known for her "radiant" smile despite her struggles with mental health.Her death on Monday came just a few weeks after she had passed her driving test, and her pals say she had looking forward to a promotion at work, reports LeicestershireLive.Jordi-Mai leaves behind a four-year-old son, Logan, who had been staying with her mum in Peterborough the day she died at her home in the village of Barwell in Leicestershire.Her best friend, Elle Keogh, 23, said: "I got a phone call from her ex-partner to say she had taken her life and I was heartbroken. Absolutely lost, scared - everything felt empty."She always had problems with her mental health, but she was also a really happy person and she was so sociable, always wanting to go out and see people, and loved her drum & bass music.

A “dangerous predator, fantasist and manipulator” has convicted of murdering six-year-old Rikki Neave for his own sick sexual gratification.

The 27-year-old mystery behind who murdered schoolboy Rikki Neave was finally ended in court today. A jury deliberated for 36 hours and 31 minutes to convict 41-year-old "fantastist" James Watson by a majority verdict of 10 to two following an 11-week trial at the Old Bailey.

Russian President Vladimir Putin decide to launch a nuclear attack on London, towns, cities and villages would be flattened.In the horror photos, millions of houses would be destroyed and hundreds of miles of wasteland would emerge with Scotland perhaps becoming one of the safest places to live in the UK in the terrifying scenario.A map released by Nuclear Secrecy shows that should Russia decide to go full force in a potential World War 3 and release the largest ever bomb designed by the USSR – the Tsar Bomba – on the nation's capital then the highlands might just be the safest place to turn to.According to the map, fatalities could top around six million, with the same amount suffering from devastating injuries further afield, writes The Express.The initial fireball radius, if the centre of London was the focal point, would reach around 6.1 kilometres, while moderate blast damage will stretch out further to 32.6km.A thermal radiation radius, where anyone in its wake would suffer from 3rd degree burns, hits around 73.7km, while a further light blast damage radius hits around 91.8km.This will see glass windows can breaking, causing many injuries in a surrounding population who comes to a window after seeing the flash of a nuclear explosion.That would hit as far as parts of Oxford, Cambridge, and Peterborough.The fallout from the potential attack would hit as far as Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds, as nuclear effects will travel in the wind – as it did when the Chernobyl nuclear plant exploded.This could leave Scotland, and Ireland and Northern Ireland, as the safest places to go.It comes as the UK's health secretary confirmed yesterday, (February 22), that the British government considers Russia to have already begun its

mum-of-two was left fighting for her life after she collapsed with a sudden backache on Christmas Day and woke up needing four limbs amputated in the new year.

Bolton Wanderers are seeking to add Gillingham captain Kyle Dempsey to their ranks this transfer window.

Evil Emma Tustin is being watched 24/7 after lags were urged to “make her prison stay hell on earth”.A message shared nearly 50,000 times online called on them to make her life “as miserable and terrifying as it can be”.It read: “Regardless of what you are in prison for I would imagine it is nothing when compared to the crime of Emma Tustin.“She cannot be considered human she intentionally starved, poisoned and tortured a beautiful defenceless boy.”The stepmum, 32 – caged for at least 29 years for murdering six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes – had salt thrown at her in Peterborough jail where she was held during trial. Arthur, of Solihull, West Mids, died from a brain injury in June 2020 after being left in Tustin’s care.

Strictly Come Dancing. The Olympian has proved his dancing skills on a number of occasions, including when he teamed up with Harry Judd, Jay McGuiness and Aston Merrygold for the Show Rip It Up at the London Palladium in 2018.

A man has avoided jail after sending threatening emails to deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner.

Twitter account this week, where he is followed by more than one million people, to share his devastation after he was accused of racism.The comedian was accused of wearing “racist make-up” in the photograph, where he was characterised as magician Abanazar in the panto Aladdin, which will open at Peterborough’s New Theatre in December.In a string of tweets, Rufus explained he “completely understands” why people are outraged.He wrote: “So, let me please say to anyone who has seen the poster for the Panto I'm doing in Peterborough this Christmas.“Please understand that there was no designer or makeup artist on that COVID depleted shoot.“I dressed myself and was handed eyeliner to put on, as the final image needed me to look forebodingly

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterControversy seems to follow Lee Ryan, and the Blue singer could now be sent to prison if he does not pay a fine given to him in court this week.The former Celebrity Big Brother star was found guilty after a trial of two counts of failing to provide information about a driver, after he was previously charged with two counts of speeding.He had been charged with doing 70mph in a 60-zone in Peterborough twice last year, but the charges were dismissed as there was no way of proving he was the driver.Magistrates then found him guilty of failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver in these cases.However he claimed he "just doesn't have the

Lee Ryan has told a court that he “just doesn’t have the money” to pay a £1,500 fine. Last year, Ryan was charged with twice driving a Mercedes at 70mph in a 60mph limit in Peterborough. The charges were later dismissed, but the singer was found guilty after a trial of failing to provide information about the driver of the car.