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Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. From David Boon sinking 52 tinnies on a flight to London to an ageing Bob Hawke’s SCG scull, Australian cricket culture has always ...

A regular bratwurst and a pint of beer at Birmingham’s Frankfurt Christmas Market 2024, which started on Friday, cost £6.50 and £7 respectively – prices more at home in central London.