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Breaking through at the Tour of Bright – The up-and-coming riders who stood out at the club race with a history of highlighting talent

From 17-year-old Neve Parslow's charge up Tawonga Gap alongside Brodie Chapman to the Mount Buffalo triumph of 19-year-old Levi Hone

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Tour of Bright: The club-run race that's got Oscar Onley, Brodie Chapman and Luke Plapp pinning on a number in December

'I can go all out and see what happens' Onley told Cyclingnews as the fourth-placed finisher at Tour de France tests pre-season form by adding name to list of challengers to Plapp at home tour

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Australia’s ProVelo Super League winner Jack Ward launches into mixed discipline path with Lidl-Trek Future Racing

20-year-old, who skips step of stagiaire contract prize, will continue to move between mountain bike and road after signing with squad through 2027

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Jack Ward and Sophie Marr clinch Jayco-AlUla and Liv-AlUla Jayco spots with ProVelo Super League wins

Ward holds off Zac Marriage in tight men's battle on hilltop finale of Q Tour decider as Marr holds onto women's league lead after digging deep to finish sixth in tough final stage

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ProVelo Super League – Zac Marriage and Lauren Bates claim Q Tour stage 2 time trial

Alli Anderson and Tristan Saunders take runner-up spots on second day of final round of competition in new Australian league

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ProVelo Super League –Odette Lynch and Cameron Scott claim Q Tour stage 1 criteriums

Liam Walsh joins CCACHE x Bodywrap teammate on podium by taking second in men's race as U19 rider Amelie Sanders claims women's runner-up spot

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Delivery driver inspired by ‘Hardest Geezer’ quits job to run length of UK

Jack Ward started the challenge on February 26 at John O’Groats in Scotland, and aims to finish on March 29 at Land’s End in Cornwall.

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‘World-class talent’: how Tyler Dibling rose to be a shining light in Saints’ gloom

Teenager and people key to his ascent reflect on a journey that began in Devon and takes him to former club Chelsea this week

The Guardian - UK

ProVelo Super League – Lauren Bates and Jack Ward climb to victory on final stage of Tour of Tasmania

Ward also claims overall men's tour win while Sophie Marr's runner-up spot on stage 4 gives her the edge in women's GC

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The unsigned riders that made a mark this Australian summer season

From Tour Down Under mountains jersey winners Fergus Browning and Alyssa Polites to the victors at the domestic staples

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The melding of the old and new – A new incarnation for the Melbourne to Warrnambool and Warrnambool Classic

The 2025 race set to play out as first one-day event of Australia's new ProVelo Super League

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‘It comes at a cost’: British growers criticise Christmas vegetable price war

Supermarkets slash the cost of vegetables to lure Christmas shoppers – but are low prices taking too great a toll on Britain’s farmers?

The Guardian - UK

Rain and slugs blamed for this year’s green-tinged Halloween pumpkins

It has been a nightmare season for farmers, with England said to have had its second-worst harvest on record

The Guardian - UK

Supermarkets face shortage of carrots and cauliflower ‘within weeks’

Some branches are limiting the sale of tomatoes and other fruit and vegetables

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Europe's vegetable farmers warn of shortages as energy crisis bites

Emmanuel Lefebvre produces thousands of tonnes of endives on his farm in northern France annually, but this year he may abandon his crop because of the crippling energy costs required to freeze the harvested bulbs.

Tribune News Service

Scorching summer heat wave throws Britain into more chaos

LONDON — After strikes, transport disruption, soaring inflation, a jump in COVID-19 infections and even the resignation of its prime minister, now the sweltering summer is about to add to the havoc in the U.K.

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