Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh will face an anti-Russell Martin fan revolt at Saturday’s game against Hibernian when he flies in to take control of the crisis at Ibrox. (Scottish Sun), external The Rangers Fan Advisory Board held a “full and frank” meeting with Patrick Stewart and Kevin Thelwell during which …
Read More »Phil Salt leads England to first T20 win over Ireland in opening match of three-game series
On the day when Bethell became the youngest player to captain an English team, his first act as Harry Brook’s stand-in skipper was to win the toss and put the hosts in to bat. With all the pre-match talk about the amount of cricket, or lack thereof, played by Ireland …
Read More »Flying cars crash into each other at air show in China
Imran Rahman-JonesTechnology reporter Weibo Footage on social media site Weibo showed the wreckage Two flying cars crashed into each other at a rehearsal for an air show in China which was meant to be a showcase for the technology. The Xpeng AeroHT vehicles collided in mid-air, with one catching fire …
Read More »Stevenage Labour councillor defects to Reform UK
Martin HeathHertfordshire political reporter Reform UK Mason Humberstone said he had “not left the Labour party. Labour has left us” A Labour councillor has defected to Reform UK after expressing concerns about the party’s vision. In a Reform UK statement, Stevenage Borough councillor Mason Humberstone, who has represented Old Town …
Read More »Liverpool City Council under ‘increasing’ Russian hack bot attack
Marc WaddingtonNorth West PA So-called hacktivists are using bots to try to infiltrate or disable council systems A city council has suffered repeated attacks by Russian state-funded cyber hackers in the last two years, it has revealed. Liverpool City Council said it had, “like many UK councils”, had “significant attention” …
Read More »Tate showcases performance in the artist’s works
Tate/Larina Fernandes More than 50 works by Pablo Picasso will be on show at Tate Modern The meaning of performance in Pablo Picasso’s works is explored in a new exhibition at the Tate Modern. Theatre Picasso marks 100 years since the Spanish artist, often referred to as the godfather of …
Read More »Wales will return to Principality Stadium as Euros loom
Mooney said continued investment into all levels of the game will form a key part of the FAW’s future plans. Following reforms of governance and structure in recent years, next year’s strategy is set to focus on “high performance” and “grassroots”. That will include on increasing recent investments into improving …
Read More »World Athletics Championships: Faith Kipyegon storms to historic fourth 1500m title in Tokyo
Australia’s Olympic silver medallist Jessica Hull faded to bronze after attempting to follow as Kipyegon wound up the pace, with Dorcus Ewoi securing a Kenyan one-two. The unstoppable Kipyegon crossed the line in three minutes 52.15 seconds, the chasm separating her from her competitors evidenced by the near three-second wait …
Read More »World Athletics Championships: Jeremiah Azu slogan rules reminder
World Athletics says it will “remind” Great Britain of its rules about religious and political slogans after Jeremiah Azu wore a headband with ‘100% Jesus’ on it at the World Championships in Tokyo. The 24-year-old had the headband on as he finished fourth in Sunday’s men’s 100m semi-finals to miss …
Read More »Aberdeen director of football Steven Gunn to leave after 25 years
“I’m also proud of the player trading model we have built, which has brought significant success in recent years. “But I recognise that both the club and I will benefit from a fresh approach. When I spoke with Dave Cormack and Alan Burrows in the summer, we agreed this was …
Read More »Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown on why failure is a blessing
He says the failure of his first few books meant that he appreciated his later success more. BBC News
Read More »Scottish gossip: Ferguson & Boyd critical of Rangers boss Russell
Barry Ferguson suggests his successor as Rangers boss, Russell Martin, should be subjecting his players to hard training rather than swimming in Loch Lomond. (Go Radio via Sun, external) Ex-Rangers striker Kris Boyd does not believe Russell Martin can win back the support of Ibrox fans. (Sun), external “He’s made …
Read More »World Athletics Championship: Beamish beats two-time defending champion to take gold
New Zealand’s Geordie Beamish – who fell in his heat – denies defending champion Soufiane El Bakkali a third successive world title to take gold with Kenya’s Edmund Serem taking bronze in the men’s 3000m steeplechase final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. FOLLOW LIVE: World Athletics Championships Available …
Read More »County Championship: Surrey v Notts – Fisher & Atkinson run through visitors
Burns had earlier won the toss and put Notts into bat on a green-hued surface. The visitors fought hard to build a competitive total but with Atkinson looking a particularly difficult proposition in the conditions, it was Surrey – chasing four successive titles – who will be the happier of …
Read More »‘Lot’s of ways’ to recognise Welsh sportswomen, says Grey-Thompson
Baroness Grey-Thompson said Welsh sportswomen such as Elinor Barker, Jade Jones and Lauren Price had been recognised for their success in other ways. “I have to say the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame, they’ve been amazing all through of recognising sportswomen, so that’s good,” Baroness Grey-Thompson added. “It’s just whether …
Read More »Sheffield United: Chris Wilder replaces Ruben Selles for third stint as boss
BBC Radio Sheffield’s Rob Staton It’s a sensational return for Wilder, having only left the club in June. His initial departure came after recording 92 points last season – two were deducted before the start of the season – and reaching the Championship play-off final. It was a controversial decision …
Read More »Armand Duplantis soars to third world title and 14th world record
The two-time Olympic champion sealed gold with a first-time clearance at 6.15m to end Emmanouil Karalis’ admirable challenge then raised the bar to one centimetre higher than he had ever gone before. Such is the respect from his competitors, the Greek runner-up – who has risen to fourth on the …
Read More »Android’s next flagship processor is the ‘Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5’
Qualcomm has announced that its upcoming flagship mobile chipset is the “Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5,” a confusingly named successor to the Snapdragon 8 Elite. While the processor itself will be unveiled during the Snapdragon Summit on September 23rd-25th, Qualcomm has already published an explanation for the branding update. “It …
Read More »Oblique Seville: World Athletics Championship 100m gold ushers in new era for Jamaican sprinting
Seville ripped his vest in celebration after demonstrating his true character by delivering a personal best time of 9.77 seconds. It was enough to hold off Kishane Thompson, the fastest man in the world this year, in a Jamaican one-two which signalled a shift in fortunes for the Caribbean island …
Read More »More than 4,000 people turn out for rubber duck race in Reading
A town’s annual rubber duck race attracted record-breaking crowds, with more than 4,000 people attending to help raise money for charity, the organisers have said. The Reading Duck Race took place in the Kennet and Avon Canal at The Oracle Riverside in the Berkshire town on Saturday. Organised by Rotary …
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