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After six series, the Scottish stand-up’s superlative panel show has been dropped by the Beeb. As Boyle says, it’s hardly surprising, but it was one of the only series on TV that gave adequate voice to the British left, writes Louis Chilton

The iconic Motson - known affectionately as 'Motty' - passed away on February 23 at the age of 77 following a storied career which began when he joined the BBC in 1971

Harry Kane spoke of his pride after becoming England’s all-time record goalscorer. In the 2-1 victory over Italy last night the Tottenham striker netted a first-half penalty as England got their European Championship qualifying campaign off to a great start. Kane’s spot-kick was his 54th goal in 81 games for…

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Harry Kane sits at the top of a golden seam of main men after goal in Naples – and his mark of 54 goals will be difficult to beat

Wayne Rooney and Gary Lineker were among the first to pay tribute to the Tottenham forward on social media.

Kane has moved clear of Rooney as England’s all-time leading goalscorer.

Kane surpassed Wayne Rooney with his 54th goal for his country

’Ah well, there’s to be no more,’ Scottish comedian said of series’ cancellation

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