Yorkshire racism allegations – Vaughan cleared, three charges against Hoggard considered proven – as it happened

Michael Vaughan attends the CDC hearing in London earlier this month. Photograph: Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty

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The findings published today mark another important day for cricket but of course the ramifications are sure to rumble on for quite some time. Our correspondents and columnists will keep you up to date with all the news and opinion but that’s it for now for this live blog.

Updated at 4.10pm BST

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The main talking point following this morning’s CDC verdict has been the news relating to former England captain and broadcaster Michael Vaughan, who stepped back from his work with the BBC in June. A spokesperson for the corporation has now said: “We note the findings by the Cricket Discipline Commission in relation to Michael Vaughan. Michael is not currently under contract with the BBC, although we have remained in touch with him throughout the process. At this stage, we won’t be commenting further.”

Michael Vaughan pictured when broadcasting on BBC Test Match Special at Headingley last June. Photograph: Alex Davidson/Getty Images

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