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  1. Callum Sheedy celebrates his winning kick with Cameron Winnett

  2. A woman and man, both with dark hair, sat on a sofa in front of a grey wallpaper backdrop. In front of them are two blonde boys, one with curly hair and the other with straight, and a brown cocker spaniel. All four people are looking at the camera and smiling.

    • UK
    Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stand next to each other. Both are middle-aged with grey hair wearing glasses.

  4. Members of the children's choir - three girls and a boy - singing, in Christmas jumpers and hats

  5. Scarlets back-row Fletcher Anderson looking dejected

  6. Parkinson: 'We deserved at least a point'

    Parkinson: 'We deserved at least a point'

  7. Brian-Murphy: 'We found a way to win'

    Brian-Murphy: 'We found a way to win'

  8. Matos: We should have grabbed the game from the start

    Matos: We should have grabbed the game from the start

  9. Nicky Smith, wearing a scrum cap, standing on the pitch during a match for Leicester this season in the Prem

  10. Henry Pollock in action for Northampton Saints

  11. Ashford 'carried' Cardiff against Doncaster - Barry-Murphy

    Cian Ashford runs with the ball for CardiffHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Cian Ashford "carried" Cardiff City in the League One leaders' pulsating 4-3 win over Doncaster Rovers, says head coach Brian Barry-Murphy.

    Forward Ashford, 20, scored Cardiff's second and struck the shot that led to Joel Bagan's dramatic winning goal in the ninth minute of added time on Saturday.

    The Bluebirds academy product has been in fine form lately, exemplified by his first-half goal, which he scored after a determined, 30-yard run past opposition defenders.

    "When we looked as if we lost our composure and we were frantic in the way we played the game, Cian Ashford showed the type of composure that we want, and had the real quality action," said Barry-Murphy.

    "I thought Cian carried us at times today where we were in need of real quality and when the game wasn't perfect he was the one who had real quality.

    "So I'm very pleased with him and all those players who can contribute have to because it's important that we don't rely on one or two players too much."

    Cardiff's fifth successive win maintained their four-point advantage at the top of League One.

    "Our intention was to play a lot better and have more control in the game, but it didn't work out that way," Barry-Murphy added.

    "The most pleasing thing is that we found a way to win and create enough chances to do that. I'm very pleased for the players and the supporters that we managed to win."

  12. Wrexham midfielder Ollie Rathbone applauds fans

  13. Fleetwood players celebrate their opening goal at Rodney Parade

  14. Joel Bagan (right) celebrates scoring the winning goal for Cardiff

  15. Wrexham's Ollie Rathbone celebrates

  16. Ospreys players celebrate a try

  17. The Welsh Cup

  18. Penybont's James Crole in action against Flint Town's Jack Thorn

  19. Investigators gather in the street by a house where first-floor windows have been either shattered or are missing and the yellow painted external walls have been partially blackened as if by fire damage

  20. Ben Pearson celebrates his goal

  21. The pair are seen performing mid routine on Strictly in front of a stage set of pink and silvers colours. Dowden is wearing a pink sleeveless top and silver shorts while Skinner is wearing a black and silver vest and silver trousers

  22. A woman with a buzzcut smiles at the camera. The table in front of her has loads of cards and letters. She has a green, blue and white patterned shirt on.

  23. Clare Jones has very short grey hair cut short close to her head. She has bright blue eyes and smiles at the camera. She wears a navy and brown patterned shirt. Behind her, there are several vases of flowers lined up along the kitchen counter, as well as Christmas cards dotted among them.