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<p>1. Norwich 100 – 27 May</p>
<p>£19.50, ind.pn/norwich100</p>
<p>You can choose between a 100-mile, 50-mile or 25-mile ride on this route, which skirts the Broads and winds its way through olde-worlde Norwich.</p>

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From the Dragon Ride in Wales to the Tour of County Tyrone, explore stunning scenery and get fit at the same time

Ian Herbert: Modernity is fine but old-school ways still needed at Anfield

Kenny Dalglish's second term as Liverpool manager felt like a personal fiefdom at times – such as on the morning, in the pit of the Luis Suarez/Patrice Evra saga, when he sat down with managing director Ian Ayre and director of football Damien Comolli to help illuminate his club's position. Dalglish took the middle seat, with Ayre and Comolli on the flanks. That said it all.

KENNY DALGLISH: The Liverpool manager thinks his team have been the victims of injustice

Kenny Dalglish sacked as Liverpool manager

Liverpool have confirmed that Kenny Dalglish has been sacked as manager, just 16 months after returning to the role.

JERMAINE PENNANT: The Stoke City winger used Twitter to express his frustration

Pennant given suspended jail term

The Stoke City winger Jermaine Pennant was yesterday given an eight-week jail sentence, suspended for a year, after he admitted drink-driving and driving while disqualified.

Dirk Kuyt

Dirk Kuyt vents frustration at Kenny Dalglish over lack of Liverpool opportunities

Dirk Kuyt has vented his frustration at no longer being a Liverpool first-team regular under Kenny Dalglish.

Take note: City have splashed Sheikh Mansour's cash but to many they have became an unloved team who have sacrificed everything for silverware

The Last Word: Why City no longer belong to me

The Tevez affair has cast a shadow over Blues season and, title or not, has left many fans yearning for purer times

Wolverhampton’s Stephen Ward (left) tangles with Everton’s Nikica Jelavic

Sorry season drags on as fans vent frustration at Jez Moxey

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Everton 0

Pepe Reina and Fernando Torres could once fool around at Liverpool

Reina: Chelsea egos to blame for Torres trouble

Liverpool keeper criticises opposition for handling of striker ahead of today's FA Cup final

Sir Alex Ferguson insists that City 'are our direct opponents now'

City are our major rivals now, not Liverpool, concedes Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson has declared that Manchester City have replaced Liverpool as Manchester United's most implacable opponents, as the countdown to Monday's derby begins.

Sir Alex Ferguson insists that City 'are our direct opponents now'

Manchester City not Liverpool are United's major rivals now says Alex Ferguson

Reds knocked off another perch as United manager admits Mancini's men are more than just 'noisy neighbours'

Toronto friendly to kick-off Liverpool's pre-season tour

Liverpool will begin their pre-season tour of North America with a friendly against the Major League Soccer side Toronto FC on 21 July. The match will take place at the 47,000-capacity Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team.

The National Front is staging a comeback amid a rising tide of Islamophobia

National Front aims to revive 70s 'glory days'

In the febrile politics of the 1970s the National Front (NF) ruthlessly exploited working-class fears over immigration to create a far-right threat unseen in Britain since Sir Oswald Mosley.

Little Giant parades through Stanley Park

Sea Odyssey: Giant hopes for Liverpool

Emily Jupp meets the “Lilliputians” who work for theatre company "Royal de Luxe" and gets the reactions from the streets

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger 'It's right that the Champions League winners have the right to defend the trophy'

Chelsea resurgence a worry for Wenger

Arsenal may find fourth not good enough for Champions League

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