Is anyone else still recovering from a crazy weekend of football? I still am, but it’s not over yet, the matches keep on coming – there is no rest for the wicked. I wouldn’t want it any other way, as Patrice Evra says, I love this game. We have a London derby coming your way tonight with a lot on the line. West Ham and Brentford have both been on wretched runs in the league and will want that to change tonight.

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MILWAUKEE — Donald Trump’s speech Thursday night at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee began and ultimately ended with what were perfunctory calls for national unity. But the indisputable theme of the night was Trump himself — his recent brush with death, his family, his legal battles and his dark, aggressive vision for a second term in the White House. The Washington Post analyzed the volume levels inside the convention center throughout the 92-minute speech.

Summertime, and the cooking is easy. Especially for those of us who eat lots of vegetables and prefer buying them locally and in season, now is when choices abound, and the hardest part might be deciding which way to go. The old standbys always come in handy. When tomatoes overflow, I make gazpacho. When corn and fresh shell beans are in the bag, it's succotash. And when eggplant, zucchini and bell peppers converge, ratatouille is on the menu.

Roderick David Stewart was born on 10 January 1945 at 507 Archway Road, Highgate, North London, the youngest of five children to Robert Joseph Stewart (26 December 1904-1990) and Elsie Rebecca Gilbart (14 December 1905–1996). His father was Scottish and a master builder in Edinburgh’s Leith, while Elsie was English and grew up in North London’s Upper Holloway. Married in 1928, the couple had two sons and two daughters in Scotland before relocating to Highgate.