#gloucester

#gloucester

Lowly Gloucester secured their first league win of the season, with an impressive 26-15 Prem win over a misfiring Harlequins at Kingsholm. Following a scrappy start riddled with handling errors, the away team took the lead through Cadan Murley before Gloucester responded through Ben Redshaw's tremendous solo effort. Alex Dombrandt restored Quins' lead from close range, before a moment of madness from Rodrigo Isgro gifted Lewis Ludlow a try on his 250th appearance for the Cherry and Whites. Redshaw then claimed a deserved second after the break before Ollie Thorley put a gloss on the victory as Quins buckled in the closing stages.

One day, [Tufts] sent me a message with a picture of this beautiful calico and asked if we had room in our tanks for another beautiful, rare lobster,

The namesake grilled tonno steak with white beans and escarole is a knockout dish that's worth the trip alone to this sibling of Prezza in Boston's North End.

The sighting of two great white sharks just 10 miles off Gloucester's coast was a rare and exciting event for the whale watching company and its patrons.

Saracens scored 24 unanswered points in the second half to decisively beat Gloucester, climbing into the Premiership's top four after a powerful performance.