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Hastings wade offer hope for vics and crossovers

There have been no announcements from the UAW. The union and the car industry has spoken loudly since Honda's announcement on Wednesday, and if they are not going to respond, one can only hope the union's leadership will keep their heads down and make some noise.



World cup five games to watch free, live on all Sky Sports channels

Sky Sports will bring back the all-sky coverage of this year's major tournaments, giving fans an exclusive look at the action live on its channels.

Tickets to the event, which includes two days of games including Russia v Netherlands, Iceland v Ireland and Wales v Iceland, go on sale on Friday, August 5, at 10.30am.

Tickets will be available for purchase online or by phone from Sky Sports Ticketing from just £17 per adult, £11.90 for members of Sky Sports, £7.70 for families with a child under 12 and free for Sky Sports Gold members with a Sky Sports account.

Tickets to Sky Sports Premier League, Premier League 2, Six Nations, Scottish Premiership and Premier League 1 are currently on sale for £69.99 each.

A special edition of Sky Sports Classic, set to air for the first time ever live on Sky Sports Box Office from 7.15pm on August 10, also will air live on Saturday, August 11, and also brings the game live to 18 live sports channels including BT Sport, Sky Sports 1, Sky Sports 2 and BT Sport Now.

The first seven days of games will also be broadcast live on BT Sport, Sky Sports 2 and BT Sport Now and online on Sky Sports Go, where players can track their stats live over two days.

Sky Sports Premier League, the all-conquering Premier League 2 and Six Nations titles will be shown live on all channels live from 1.15pm on August 11 to 6.45pm on Saturday.

The first three days of this year's Champions League group stages have also been given a live telecast.

The games also will include six Premier League home games, including Tottenham v Liverpool, Manchester City v Chelsea and Leicester City v Manchester United, all of which will be shown live on Sky Sports 5.

Sky Sports Sky Sports will bring back the all-sky coverage of this year's major tournaments, giving fans an exclusive look at the action live on its channels.