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Constable sold for record £2.4m A "LOST" Constable masterpiece was sold for a world record auction price of more than £2.4m. at Christie's in London esterday. Fiatford Lock and Mill, the most important Constable to come on the market for 35 years. has come home from America to s

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COMBER Rec. got off to a dream start when after three minutes Willie Halliday put them ahead when he drove under the diving body of Short's keeper Joe Hendron after a great pass by Jimmy Joy. Former Ballymena United goalkeeper Stephen Eachus pushed round the post a brilliant sho

THE £25,000 Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup at Newbury today was a triumph for the West Country with the 6-1 chance Broadheatb, trained at Kingsbridge in Devon by David Barons, getting home by a length and a half from 50-1 rank outsider Two Coppers, trained near Taunton by Les Kennar.

MOSSLEY scored a reounding victory over Bangor in wintry conditions, which made good hockey difficult. Mossley started off strongly, though in the 24th minute they were somewhat fortunate when the umpire awarded a penalty flick for a body check on Paul Cooke. Technically it may