England v Australia Second Test LIVE: UK times, team news, scorecard and where to watch Gabba clashEngland are already staring down the barrel of another Ashes Series defeat following their dismal performance in the first Test against Australia. It was the first time since 1921 that an Ashes Test has ended within two days of play. England know they have to drastically improve in the Second Test to level the series and keep their support onside. England v Australia: Date and how to follow second TestThe Second Test in this edition of The Ashes will run from Thursday, December 4 to Monday, December 8. Brisbane Cricket Ground, also known as The Gabba, hosts the second Test in the Brisbane suburb of Woolloongabba.

THE IBA amateur boxing world championships return this year in Dubai with a never-before-seen prize pot up for grabs. Staged over 12 days, the world’s best talent from the amateur code compete for medals and money while representing their countries. SunSport has all the details below…When are the IBA World Championships? Recognisable names from the amateur code include:Julio La Cruz (CUB) – Two-time Olympic champion(CUB) – Two-time Olympic champion Hasanboy Dusmatov (UZB) – Two-time Olympic champion(UZB) – Two-time Olympic champion Abdumalik Khalokov (UZB) – Olympic champion(UZB) – Olympic champion Loren Alfonso Dominguez (AZE) – Paris 2024 Olympic finalist(AZE) – Paris 2024 Olympic finalist Nurbek Oralbay (KAZ) – Paris 2024 Olympic finalist(KAZ) – Paris 2024 Olympic finalist Aibek Oralbay (KAZ) – Two-time Asian championWho is involved? Roberts told SunSport ahead of the World Championships: “The world championships is the pinnacle of an amateur boxers’ career.

Harvey Jones flags a stunning FTSE 100 stock that’s outpaced US tech giants over the last 12 months to see if it can deliver more fun in the year ahead. The FTSE 100 stock I’ve been watching most closely this year isn’t one of the usual names in the headlines. That led me to Airtel Africa (LSE: AAF), a stock that’s soared 205% in the last year, almost seven times faster than Nvidia’s 30%. It’s a vital reminder that exciting growth stories can be found on the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250, not just in Silicon Valley. What it has done is remind me that despite the gloom enveloping the UK, the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are packed with potential.

The University of Aberdeen has been recognised in the Scottish Parliament after ranked in the top 10% of universities globally for science. The historic university was also ranked second in the UK in The Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Ranking 2026. The rankings measures university performance in three areas: inputs (funding); process (measures of success, facilities, administrative support and promotion); and outputs (publications, research quality and reputation). The ranking – a project in association with Schmidt Science Fellows - was created to improve scientific excellence and collaboration across disciplines and aims to help institutions benchmark their interdisciplinary scientific work. This week, Audrey Nicoll, MSP for Aberdeen South and North Kincardine, Scottish National Party, submitted a motion that the parliament congratulate the university on the achievement.

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A British man has been arrested in Ukraine on suspicion of spying for Russia and arranging political assassinations. Ross David Cutmore is alleged to have imported and distributed weapons for the killing of three prominent Ukrainians since 2024. While he was initially reported to be a British Army veteran, The Telegraph understands he is not thought to have any formal military background. The only record matching his name suggests he attended Glasgow and Strathclyde University Officers’ Training Corps for a year, before leaving of his own accord. A Foreign Office spokesman said: “We are providing consular assistance to a British man who is detained in Ukraine.”

Headaches can be disablingEasy home remedies to get rid of headachesWhat are headache disorders? Headache disorders should not be dismissed because they can be disabling. One of the most common disorders of the nervous system, headache disorders affect approximately 40% of the global population, according to the WHO. They are more common in women than in men.If you have recurrent headaches, it could be a sign of headache disorders. According to the WHO, a headache is a painful and disabling feature of primary headache disorders.Primary headache disorders include migraine, tension-type headache, and cluster headache.

Silver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows, Green Port, New YorkSilver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows is at the tip of North Fork JOHN MUSNICKIAt the tip of Long Island’s laid-back North Fork, this reimagined modern waterfront retreat whisks you to the late 1950s when it opened. Choose from 20 reinvigorated motel rooms, eight beach shacks, two two-bedroom bungalows and two large beach houses. Details Room-only doubles from £165. Grab a sundowner in the retro-chic Sunset Lounge to enjoy while taking in the view over the original pool and nearby Fort Bayou. Details Room-only doubles from £83.

Their critical care teams were activated across north-east England, Northumberland, and Cumbria. This included four medical incidents, three cardiac arrests, two self-harm cases, and two crashes. A spokesperson said: "Every mission was only possible because of the generosity and kindness of people like you." They urge the public to continue donating to ensure the service remains operational.

Britain’s High Commissioner to India has ignited a diplomatic row by stating that Vladimir Putin is responsible for the Ukraine war. The article, published in the Times of India, has led to a backlash in the pro-Russian country, with the envoys accused of “embarrassing” and “insulting” India and interfering in their affairs. The article, signed by Ms Cameron, Philipp Ackermann of Germany and Thierry Mathou of France, said Russia launched an “unprovoked war of aggression” that it could “end tomorrow”. They wrote: “Every day sees new indiscriminate Russian attacks in this illegal war, targeting civilian infrastructure, destroying homes, hospitals, and schools. “Russia is the only nation that wants this war and it is up to it to put a halt to this aggression.”

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