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Weatherald fell for a second-ball duck first up, but did enough with a composed 23 alongside Head to warrant another crack in the second Test at Brisbane.

But European power demand is rising after having fallen for the past few years, and that’s a positive for utilities.

I’m falling for just a second … before I’m underwater.

—Gold prices fell for a fourth consecutive trading session.

Shannon warned me, only half-joking, “Don’t fall for your building super.”