The Anglo-Celt

4 weeks ago | anglocelt.ie | Philip Duncan

By Philip Duncan, PA F1 Correspondent Liam Lawson’s dramatic axing after just two races with Red Bull has been confirmed by the Formula One team. Red Bull said they had a “duty of care to protect” Lawson after demoting him to Racing Bulls and replacing him with Yuki Tsunoda for the Japanese driver’s home race in Suzuka a week on Sunday. New Zealander Lawson’s time at Red Bull was plunged into uncertainty after a desperate weekend in China.

4 weeks ago | anglocelt.ie | Jonathan McCambridge

By Jonathan McCambridge, PA A man has been left with serious injuries following a stabbing incident in a Belfast suburb. Shortly before 12.30am on Wednesday, it was reported to police that an altercation involving two men took place in the Old Forge area of Dunmurry. Officers attended the scene, and located a man with a stab wound to his leg and serious head injuries in the communal hallway of a block of flats.

4 weeks ago | anglocelt.ie | Jonathan McCambridge

By Jonathan McCambridge, PA A man has died following a fire in Co Down. Police said the blaze occurred at Scrabo Fold in Newtownards on Tuesday. A PSNI spokesperson said: “Police received a report of a fire at a flat in the fold shortly after 6.15pm on Tuesday evening. “Emergency Services attended but unfortunately the man was found deceased at the scene. “Two other residents were treated for smoke inhalation but there were no further reports of any serious injuries.

1 month ago | anglocelt.ie | George Sessions

By George Sessions, PA A brace by Anthony Elanga helped Nottingham Forest to a comfortable 4-2 win at Ipswich to open up a six-point gap to Manchester City in the battle for Champions League qualification. Forest had boosted their unexpected top-four charge with a late victory over City last Saturday and followed it up with a comprehensive display at Portman Road where three goals in six first-half minutes settled the contest.

1 month ago | anglocelt.ie | Duncan Bech

By Duncan Bech, PA England Rugby Correspondent Steve Borthwick insists England will play with ambition and courage against Wales in Cardiff in their determination to become Guinness Six Nations champions. Borthwick has made four changes in personnel and three positional switches for Saturday’s clash, including recalling Marcus Smith at full-back and giving Tommy Freeman a first Test start at outside centre.