Che Adams nets opener for Scotland away to Belarus in Hungary in their World Cup qualifier. Source link
Read More »Google Meet Appears to Be Suffering an Outage
People are reporting being unable to join their Google Meet calls on Monday. Source link
Read More »Supreme Court rules that immigration raids in LA can continue
The US Supreme Court has ruled sweeping immigration raids in Los Angeles can continue for now, lifting a federal judge’s order that had barred agents from making stops without “reasonable suspicion”. The Monday ruling is a win for President Donald Trump, who has vowed to conduct record-level deportations of migrants …
Read More »Long M6 delays warning after Great Barr lorry crash
Drivers are facing long delays on the M6 as several lanes are closed following a crash involving a lorry. Three out of four lanes have been shut on the northbound carriageway between junction seven, for Great Barr and junction eight, for the M5 after the HGV crashed. National Highways posted …
Read More »Wakefield play-off hopes dented with Cas loss
Watch highlights as Castleford Tigers pull off a derby win against Wakefield Trinity to dent their Super League play-off hopes. BBC News
Read More »Leigh earn first win at Wire in almost 40 years
Watch highlights as Leigh Leopards pile the misery on Warrington Wolves, earning their first win there for almost 40 years. BBC News
Read More »How Nicaraguan deaf children created a new language
Witness History: How a group of Nicaraguan deaf kids in the 1980s came up with their own way to communicate. BBC News
Read More »Women’s Rugby World Cup: Why are players’ mouthguards flashing?
Flashing mouthguards are making their debut at the Women’s Rugby World Cup. They flash red to indicate that a player requires a head injury assessment. BBC Sport’s Emma Middleton went to take a look at how the technology can help spot players who have suffered a concussion. READ MORE: Flashing …
Read More »European Para-Dressage Championships: British riders win five bronze medals
Mari Durward-Akhurst landed her second and Great Britain’s fifth bronze medal at the European Para-Dressage Championships. She was third aboard Athene Lindebjerg in the Grade 1 freestyle on Sunday, having also picked up a medal in Friday’s Grade 1 competition. There was double bronze too for Jemima Green and her …
Read More »Brighton & Villa in battling draw
Michelle Agyemang, Rachel Daly and Lynn Wilms strike the woodwork as Brighton and Aston Villa share a goalless draw at Broadfield Stadium in their Women’s Super League encounter. Source link
Read More »Woodman excited to see New Zealand reach top of their potential
New Zealand winger Portia Woodman is excited to see the Black Ferns reach the top of their potential following their 40-0 win over Ireland in Brighton. BBC News
Read More »England vs South Africa third ODI: Jofra Archer highlights
Watch the best of a magnificent Jofra Archer spell as the fast bowler takes 4-18 from nine overs to help England bowl South Africa out for 72 on their way to a mammoth 342 run win in the third One Day International in Southampton. MATCH REPORT: England v South Africa …
Read More »France thrash South Africa to finish top of Pool D
France beat South Africa 57-10 in their Pool D decider to set up a quarter-final agaisnt Ireland at the Women’s Rugby Union World Cup. BBC News
Read More »We'll take positives – Bemand on Ireland's defeat by NZ
Despite a heavy defeat against New Zealand, Ireland coach Scott Bemand says his side “will take the positives” into their Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final. BBC News
Read More »Emmanuel Waine: Salford Red Devils second-row released from hospital
Salford Red Devils second-row Emmanuel Waine has been released from hospital three days after being knocked unconscious during their Super League loss to Catalans. Waine was carried off on a stretcher after being tackled by Franck Maria late in the first half of Thursday’s match. Maria was red-carded for the …
Read More »South Africa fall to 24-6 as Archer dominates
England make a sensational start with the ball as South Africa fall to 24-6 in their chase of 415 runs in the third One Day International in Southampton. BBC News
Read More »Tour of Britain halted by cows crossing the road
The Tour of Britain was temporarily halted when cows crossed the road during the final stage of the race. As the peloton cycled along a country road, marshals on motorbikes stopped riders as the animals made their way across, accompanied by a farmer and a person riding a horse. But …
Read More »'Outstanding' Root hits 19th career ODI century
Joe Root’s century off 96 balls helps England on their way to set a total of 414 runs in the third One Day International against South Africa in Southampton. BBC News
Read More »Japan end World Cup campaign with victory over Spain
Japan produce a second-half fightback to end their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign with a 29-21 victory over Spain in York. BBC News
Read More »'Farewell to Wrexham' – a ruthless success story
Throughout Wrexham’s rapid rise up the football pyramid, a host of key players who starred in the Welcome to Wrexham documentary have had to bid farewell to the club where they made their name. BBC News
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