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TEMPLEGATE tackles Thursday’s racing confident of building the bank ahead of a huge weekend of action.

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HEBRIDEAN NOMAD (1.12 Southwell, nap)

He came back from a year off to run a cracker when second at Lingfield last time. In-form trainer Andrew Balding has wisely given him four weeks off to recover from that and he looks hard to beat off the same mark. After just four runs, there should be a lot more to come.

ROSENPUR (12.12 Southwell, nb)

Landed a deserved win at Wolverhampton last time after a long run of seconds. He really enjoyed dropping back in trip to five furlongs and had plenty left in the tank crossing the line. He’s gone up 5lb for that success but will be competitive again.

DYRHOLAEY (1.42 Southwell, treble)

Kicked off his career last season with three wins on the sand before being pitched into the deep end of a Royal Ascot handicap for his turf debut. That modest effort ended his season but he returned from six months off to go close at Wolverhampton and a repeat would make him hard to beat.

TEA SEA (3.42 Southwell, Lucky 15)

He has enjoyed himself since switching back to the all-weather with a Wolver win followed by a game victory here – a head in front of Rosenpur. It will take a big effort to stop him landing the hat-trick.

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SIMON ZEBO would like to see Simon Easterby give kids a chance – but he reckons the young guns need to show they deserve the chance. 

Interim Ireland head coach Easterby will select his first XV on Thursday ahead of Saturday’s Six Nations opener against England at the Aviva Stadium. 

Having been part of Andy Farrell’s coaching staff, he is expected to stick to the tried and tested.

Now former Ireland star Zebo hopes there is an eye on the 2027 World Cup in Australia with sides selected for this Six Nations.

But he acknowledged that the older heads like Conor Murray are making it difficult to be pushed out of the side. 

Zebo said: “Jamie Osborne, Calvin Nash, a Jimmy O’Brien, or Cormac Izuchukwu, you’d like to see one or two new faces getting a go in a big game against England. 

“That’s really deep end stuff so you get to see a lot about the players in those kind of games. 

“Obviously Simon (Easterby) will sprinkle the experience around, but one or two young players would be great. 

“Not looking too far ahead with the experience thing and the World Cup not so far away, how you’d like to see some players thrown in the deep end and given a full go in this tournament.

“Obivously the old experienced players are still playing the best and still get to play but it’s up to the young guns to push them out and make Simon’s selections very difficult.”

And he acknowledged that is tough with Munster scrum half Murray, 35, still – in Zebo’s mind – deserving of his spot in the matchday squad on form. 

He said: ““Form is temporary class is permanent, the old fellas are still able to be the general on the pitch and dictate where the game is played.

“His skillset is never going to go away. His speed…there wasn’t much there to begin with so he hasn’t lost too many yards of speed. 

“And he’s as physical as ever, he could play as long as he wanted really, he’s always in peak physical condition and he’s always a smart player.”

But Zebo hopes Munster wing Calvin Nash gets a chance ahead of either James Lowe or Mack Hansen having made the big breakthrough in the past 18 months.

A bit part player at Munster, the 27-year-old nailed down a starting spot in the last two years and forced his way into the Ireland set-up winning eight caps to date. 

But all his starts were in Hansen’s absence and the Connacht man could get back in now, though Zebo reckons Nash is worth a crack. 

He said: “I’d like to see Calvin Nash get a run for his form with Munster. He has no ceiling I don’t think. He could be one of the very best in Europe. 

“And I don’t know what more he can do to get into the side on the form of James (Lowe) and Mack (Hansen), he’s the stand out guy. 

“Both James and Mack are proven winners, the coaches know what they get every time they select them. 

“But it’s up to Cal to train well, I’d like to see him be given a vote of confidence like other players have.”

Simon Zebo,  teamed up with BoyleSports to preview Ireland’s Six Nations opening clash with England this Saturday. BoyleSports will Pay Out Early if either side goes 17 points ahead at any stage.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in 2023 but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today. 

ARIES

March 21 to April 20

Uranus, planet of the un­expected, pushes forward again in your cash sector from today and this can bring you money-making, or saving, inspiration.

Give all ideas equal consideration, even the unlikely ones.

And trust what you know about special people, rather than ­anything you might hear.

Get all the latest Aries horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

Inner confusion over the past few months, about where you are going, and how you’ll get there, can ease – as you turn vague wishes into plans.

You might need to repeat questions, as many times as needed, but the answers are there.

The strength of your love chart is the way you show all your feelings.

GEMINI

You are starting a zodiac time of reconnection and revelation – this may ask you to look at what you keep secret in your heart.

It’s not like you to hold anything back, and working out why could help you find a new Gemini strategy.

At work, the person who is always first in can be the missing piece in a business puzzle.

CANCER

June 22 to July 22

Maybe you have found it difficult to understand friends and family lately – but your mind is ready to clear after today.

You have been putting yourself out to support others – but you also need to recognise when a bond has run its course.

Kind words mean more to someone younger than any amount of cash gifts.

Get all the latest Cancer horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

LEO

July 23 to August 23

A teamwork moon softens your approach and you are the one others seek to ­confide in – so be careful how you handle sensitive information.

Trust is something you have earned, and it deserves ­protection.

Single? Physical signals can’t be ignored when an Aries comes close.

Leo couples change together.

Get all the latest Leo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

The part of you that longs to break free is awakened by Uranus’ chart about-turn – and the planning can start today for a unique journey.

Where you go is important, but also who you take.

The best companion could be someone you consider a rival.

Jupiter sprinkles luck over a celebrity-matching cash contest.

Get all the latest Virgo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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The moon intensifies emotional levels, and this adds to a love bond[/caption]

LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

The part of you that feels unseen is in demand today.

From hidden ambitions to secret skills, this is your moment to shine a light on your true self – and the world is waiting.

Love-wise, there’s a sense of calm after a storm as partners ­reconnect, and a whirlwind of choices narrows to just one.

Get all the latest Libra horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

Remembering that groups can take any shape, or size, you choose can free you from recent rules.

So a deal that has been stalled for some time can progress.

You might resist Mercury’s move towards security, but finding a balance between the familiar and unknown can create a peaceful love space for your heart.

Get all the latest Scorpio horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

You are a brilliant starter of dreams and schemes, but not such an efficient finisher.

Choosing two recent projects – perhaps linked to career or health – to see through to the end marks this as a prime day.

It’s not easy to be the one voice that disagrees with others, but remember you have a right to be heard.

Get all the latest Sagittarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

It’s all about imagination today – you may be surprised by how wild and potentially world-beating your ideas are when you free them.

Your chart has practical Mercury fact-finding to balance your Uranus extravagance.

This is where you create your Capricorn magic .

Passion mixes words, pictures and “S”.

Get all the latest Capricorn horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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A communication barrier can end when you approach it with an open mind[/caption]

AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

Showing support all day, without expecting anything in return, can lead to a heart-warming show of loyalty by tonight.

So set your own needs aside for a while, and focus on that special someone.

The moon intensifies emotional levels, and this adds to a love bond.

Single? Repeat your name twice to The One.

Get all the latest Aquarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

PISCES

February 19 to March 20

A communication barrier can end when you approach it with an open mind.

So instead of assuming you know how others will res­pond, just speak openly.

You have star support to deal with whatever comes back.

A family that has doubled in size can be the source of numbers or letters leading to luck.

Get all the latest Pisces horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

PRUE Leith has been replaced on Bake Off as Channel 4 unveil its brand new star-studded lineup for the celebrity specials.

The hit baking show’s spin-off returns as a new judge joins Paul Hollywood in the famous tent.

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Caroline Waldegrave OBE will take over from Prue Leith, who has stepped down from Bake Off specials[/caption]

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Kate Garraway has signed up for the competition[/caption]

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Chris and Rosie Ramsey will also compete as separate contestants[/caption]

Last year The Sun revealed how Prue, 84, had decided to step back from Bake Off’s specials and focus on the regular series.

Now Channel 4 has confirmed Prue’s close friend Caroline Waldegrave OBE will take over her role.

Caroline, 72, is also a former co-owner and managing director of Leiths School of Food & Wine – Prue’s business.

Alison Hammond will return as host alongside Noel Fielding, with the special filmed before his AppleTV+ show was canned over health woes.

This year Bake Off features a married couple as well as TV siblings.

Competing is a raft of actors, including Jim Howick, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Maxine Peake, Self Esteem AKA Rebecca Lucy Taylor, Meera Syal and Sophie Willan taking part.

Also donning their aprons is broadcaster Sarah Beeny, creator of Chicken Shop Date Amelia Dimoldenberg and sibling TV presenters Scarlette and Stuart Douglas.

Other household names include GMB’s Kate Garraway, model and author Ellie Goldstein, Loose Women Gloria Hunniford OBE, Roman Kemp, Chris and Rosie Ramsey as well as comedians Tommy Tiernan, Adam Buxton and Phil Wang.

Celebrity Bake Off is part of C4’s Stand Up to Cancer campaign for Cancer Research UK.

The show is expected to return this Spring.

Meanwhile, Prue previously addressed her future altogether on Bake Off.

She said: “I won’t leave in a hurry, but I will leave some time because I’m getting ancient.”

Great British Bake Off has launched the careers of dozens of Bakers – here’s how the winners have fared after their time in the tent.

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TV presenter Sarah Beeny has joined the famous tent[/caption]

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Ellie Goldstein will also don her apron this Spring[/caption]

SHOCKING footage shows the moment cops caught a paedophile with a young teenage girl in a seedy hotel room.

Police officers stormed the hotel in Manchester after receiving a harrowing emergency call from a staff member.

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Cops stormed a hotel room in Manchester after a concerned call[/caption]

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Police questioning the man after he eventually responded[/caption]

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The sick paedophile in a police car after his arrest[/caption]

Video captured on bodycam shows a Greater Manchester Police officer banging heavily on the door.

He is heard saying: “Police open the door, I’m going to open it.”

The 999 call was made by a concerned hotel worker who reported that a 14-year-old girl was in a room with an “over-age man”.

In the audio of the emergency call, it can be heard that the hotel was notified by two women from a care home about the disgusting crime.

Once the man eventually opens the door, cops can be heard asking the paedophile why he “didn’t answer the door” straightaway.

Dressed in a black t-shirt, the sick man is then escorted outside before being formally arrested by police.

The footage ends with the man sitting in a police car as the reason for his arrest is read out.

Sergeant Ian Haselden, from Greater Manchester Police, conducts operations during which officers pretend to be an abuser and travel to a hotel with a child acting as a victim.

They then attempt to book a room while displaying signs of suspicious behaviour.

He said: “We’d rather they be safe than sorry, because this is an extremely serious crime and we don’t want them to worry about making the wrong call.

“If hotels are suspicious the gold standard response is to call the police.”

It comes after new data came to light revealing that police have received hundreds of reports of child sexual abuse in hotels.

Children have been raped and abused in high street hotel chains while offenders “put a do not disturb sign on the door and do whatever they want”, reports the BBC.

Although offences in hotels made up less than one per cent of all recorded child sexual violence crimes in England and Wales, police say the crime is likely under-reported.

In 2023, 504 offences were recorded, of which 464 involved physical contact with a child and 203 were recorded as rape.

The figures revealed that 84 per cent of the victims were female. 26 per cent of victims were aged 15, 18 per cent were aged 16, and 17 per cent were aged 17.

Almost all suspects (92 per cent) were men, and the average age of suspects was 28.

Around four per cent of the reported offences were identified as group based, although victims have said that even when perpetrators turn up alone, they are often part of grooming gangs where children are swapped between abusers.

One victim, who was often brought to hotels by her abuser, has said the data is unsurprising.

She told the BBC: “You can put a Do not disturb sign on the door and then they can do whatever they want with nobody wondering what’s going on.

“I can’t even stay in a hotel now without thinking about what happened to me.”

The National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) says where specific hotels were recorded by police many were in major towns and cities, with transport links such as train stations and motorways nearby making it easy for perpetrators to meet victims.

 Phil Ashford, from the NPCC child sexual exploitation taskforce, said: “Once you’re behind that hotel bedroom door, there’s a degree of privacy that perpetrators often don’t find elsewhere when they commit abuse.

“We’re talking about some of the most serious contact offending imaginable – the rape and serious sexual abuse of children.”

Robin Roberts is shedding light into her private life with her wife, Amber Laign, and why they choose to live separately. “It’s not for everyone,” Robin, 64, said during a Good Morning America segment on January 22. “Amber and I [live separately], not by choice, but because of the work schedule. But there’s a lot...

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