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Linnets appoint new interim manager

King's Lynn Town have appointed Mark Hughes as interim manager until the end of the season.Hughes takes up the role in the wake of manager Tommy Widdrington's sensational resignation after the 1-0 victory over Chorley on Saturday.Hertfordshire-based Hughes will be assisted by Hugo Langton while experienced goalkeeper Paul Jones has also joined the club's coaching staff.Widdrington left Lynn for National League Aldershot Town despite having more than a year remaining

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Sport

Former Linnets boss appointed as manager of Aldershot Town

Former King's Lynn Town manager Tommy Widdrington has been unveiled as the new manager of Aldershot Town.Widdrington's appointment at the National League strugglers comes less than 24 hours after his unexpected departure from The Walks.A statement from Aldershot Town an hour ago read: "Aldershot Town Football Club can confirm that Ross McNeilly has been relieved of his temporary duties as first-team manager and will return to his former role of

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Sport

Alfie nets opening-game treble in convincing win for Lynn team

Under-17 rink hockey players from Lynn were in fine goalscoring form in their final tournament of the season.Lynn’s young-guns found the back of the net 13 times in three games at Letchworth as they completed a busy campaign on the rink.Lynn’s first game came against host outfit Letchworth Whites.Under-17s (63289215)In a strong start to the tournament, goals from Alfie Poppy (2) and Billy Davey put Lynn 3-0 up going into

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National News

Home Secretary insists Brexit not to blame for Port of Dover delays

Suella Braverman says it would not be fair to view the delays as “an adverse effect of Brexit” Home Secretary Suella Braverman has rejected suggestions that Brexit could be the cause of delays at the Port of Dover as passengers on the Easter getaway faced long queues. Extra sailings were run overnight to try and clear the backlog, which has left passengers stuck in traffic for hours, but by Sunday

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National News

Public authorities to get a free official portrait of the King

Places like councils, courts, schools and police forces will be offered one An £8 million government-funded scheme is offering public authorities the chance to claim a free portrait of the King. Councils, courts, schools, police forces and fire and rescue services will be among the UK institutions across that will be offered a new official portrait photograph. The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Oliver Dowden, said the portrait, which has

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