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scoring the equaliser in the final seconds thanks to will goodwin, cue the pitch invasion, torquay fansue but now have a trip to pride park to look forward to. curzon ashton and cambridge united also require a replay after they played out a goalless draw. ten european football associations including those of england and wales say "human rights are universal and apply everywhere" after fifa asked nations competing at the qatar world cup to "now focus on the football". the world governing body wrote to all 32 teams following a controversial build—up to the tournament which starts two weeks today. the fifa letter was criticised by human rights watch, amnesty international and lgbtq+ campaigners. while acknowledging the "significant progress" made by qatar, a joint statement issued by members of the uefa working group on human rights and labour rights said it would "continue to press" fifa for answers on outstanding issues surrounding migrant workers. in their opening autumn international. england have been beaten by argentina at home for the first time since 2006. the pumas won by 30 point

torquay find out more. sea's up.d sails in the sunset or white sail at noon. it's always a charming picture . the english riviera has picture. the english riviera has been the jewel in england's for crown years entertaining holidaymakers from across the world. but there's a storm brewing recent weeks. two of torquay's best loved hotels have been requisitioned by the home to house migrants. been requisitioned by the home to house migrants . fresh from to house migrants. fresh from the processing centre manston torbay council thought that was it. they didn't expect a third hotel to be taken out of. action. torbay council says it had a legitimate expectation that no other hotels in the area would be used. it says that the home office hasn't taken into consideration the fact that this is a core tourism area and also extremely concerned about impacts on children . the impacts on children. the esplanade hotel in paignton already houses migrants at a cost already houses migrants at a cos t £1.5 million a year. of cost £1.5

all southwest of england report geoff moody has been in torquay .ts red in the sunset or white sails at noon. it's always a charming picture . the english a charming picture. the english riviera has been jewel in england's crown for years. entertaining holidaymakers from across the world. but there's a storm brewing in recent weeks. two of torquay's best loved hotel have been requisitioned by the home to house migrants. fresh from the processing centre in manston torbay thought that was it . they didn't expect a was it. they didn't expect a third hotel to be taken out of torbay council says it had a legitimate expectation that no other hotels in the would be used. it also says that the home office hasn't taken into consideration the fact that this is a core tourism area and also extremely concerned about impacts on children . the impacts on children. the esplanade hotel in paignton already houses migrants at a cost already houses migrants at a cos t £1.5 million a year of the cost £1.5 million a year of the migrants that are said to be staying the e

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in was a woman born in torquay in 18, 1890.n fact, that's the statistic maybe we should update to sometime, because it seems been that way for a long time. it's i mean, we still sell phenomenal books. phenomenal number of books. i mean , think probably we mean, think we probably think we sell slightly depending on what you is days around you think a book is days around 4 million books a year globally in all languages. i i think she's published in almost 100 languages now . it is it's still languages now. it is it's still a phenomenon and still you know, she still sells a lot of books. i mean, one of the phenomenal things during at a time when, you know, amazon books, bookshops were closed up, book sales went through the roof in a slightly odd but yeah it's still a phenomenon. do you know how she got going? i understand that. read and admired wilkie collins and arthur conan doyle . collins and arthur conan doyle. she never went to school . she she never went to school. she taught to read because mother didn't think she should le

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rams were down to ten men when 2—0 up and blew their lead, conceding a 94th minute equaliser away at torquaystjohnstone leaving them seven points behind leaders celtic in the scottish premiership. the win moves st johnstone up to sixth. arsenal moved back to top of the women's super league with a convincing 4—0 victory over leicester city. the gunners were 3—0 up at half time before stina blackstenius added a fourth, as arsenal continue their unbeaten start to the season. and chelsea have moved level on points with arsenal at the top of the table after they beat manchester united 3—1 in front of a record crowd at leigh sports village — sam kerr got the goalscoring started. it ends united's perfect start the season. it's been an historic gymnastics world championships for great britain in liverpool. jessica gadirova took gold in the floor event to take gb�*s tally to a record breaking six medals. earlier in the competition she'd helped the team get silver, before taking a bronze medal in the women's all around. this victory makes her only the fifth british world champion in history. i have be