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Teenage Wales midfielder Charlie Estcourt signs her first professional contract with English top-flight club Reading.

Police continue to investigate a child sexual assault nearly five months after it was reported.

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Reading climb back to third in the Championship as Ali Al-Habsi saves a late Chris Martin penalty to secure a win over Fulham.

A contractor is appointed to undertake restoration work at the ruins of Reading Abbey.

Women's Super League One side Reading Women sign New Zealand international Anna Green on a contract until June 2018.

Relive all the action as Brighton beat Cardiff to go top of the Championship, while Ali Al-Habsi's penalty save helps Reading win.

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Exeter City extend the loan of Reading midfielder Jack Stacey until the end of the season.

Four in 10 junior doctors fall asleep at wheel after night shifts.

Reading forward Melissa Fletcher commits full-time to playing for the Women's Super League club until June 2018.

Reading FC midfielder John Swift hopes to turn things around against Fulham.

John Swift:

"It's another big game, like every game in the Championship is.

"Yeah he's a good player (Chris Martin), he's shown it in the Championship week in week out.

"It's up to the gaffer what he does, the tactics will all be done on the training pitch and hopefully we can take that into the game."

Reading FC manager Jaap Stam knows it will tough in the rearranged game.

Jaap Stam:

"Fulham have got a great team, good side, they play very good possession football as well.

"There are a lot of games, but in a way that is good as well.

"If you've lost it's good to play again in a couple of days."

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Reading midfielder John Swift grabs a goal in the Derby defeat.

John Swift:

"It was going to be a tough game from the start, but I think we started well, and then they started piling on the pressure at the end of the first half.

"Bit disappointing the end result, but I feel we deserved more than the way we played.

"I'm always pleased to get a goal but at the end of the day it's the end result, and today we just took our foot off the gas and got punished for it."

The Reading manager is frustrated by the narrow defeat to Derby at Pride Park.

Jaap Stam:

"If you look in how we played, we played very well today.

"It's not easy to create a lot of chances because they were defending with all of them basically in front of their own box.

"First two goals were very easy, the opposition doesn't need to do anything about that.

"Of course you don't want to concede goals, because if you concede goals it makes it difficult to get back into the game, especially against teams with quality."

Tom Ince scores his ninth goal in 13 games to help Derby County overcome fellow play-off hopefuls Reading at Pride Park.