Dorset & Wiltshire Fire Service The badger was attempting to cross Slyers Lane, in Dorchester, which has now been closed A badger has been spotted trying to cross a flooded road in Dorset. It was captured on camera by fire crews attending an incident on Slyers Lane in the Cokers …
Read More »Martha Stewart speaks out on ICE protests after fatal shootings
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Martha Stewart has spoken out about the current climate in the United States. The star took to her social media days after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agitator in Minneapolis – and weeks after …
Read More »Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt says Europe must do ‘much more’ to support revolution in Iran | World News
Europe’s most prominent rabbi has told Sky News he holds Iran responsible for the rise of antisemitism in recent years and believes European countries must do much more to support Iranian protesters in overthrowing the Tehran regime. Speaking on Holocaust Memorial Day, Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Conference of European …
Read More »Former Ospreys unite to call for ‘rethink’ over WRU plans
“What is being proposed puts at risk the future of professional rugby across Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend and the redevelopment of an historic rugby venue at St Helen’s,” the statement added. “It is also important to recognise how little support these proposals appear to have across the wider …
Read More »First minister accused of ‘building scaffolding’ for independent Wales
Reuters Eluned Morgan says her priority is the needs of Wales The first minister’s speech calling for more powers for Wales came under fire from all sides in the Senedd on Tuesday. Last week Eluned Morgan warned that May’s Senedd election could lead to the break-up of the UK, calling …
Read More »Adama Traore: Fulham winger poised to join West Ham
West Ham are set to sign Fulham winger Adama Traore on a permanent deal, with the move subject to a medical. The 30‑year‑old is close to a reported £2m switch from west to east London, where he will be reunited with Nuno Espirito Santo, who managed him at Wolves. Capped …
Read More »Grace Ballinger column: Winter pre-season at Trent Bridge with seam bowler
Whilst cricket is a team sport, it is unique in having isolated skills and roles. Team dynamic is key, but not as integral as in football, for example. Some team-mates will go months without seeing or working with each other. Whilst some are in England, some are operating on the …
Read More »United Way event to wrap up campaign | News, Sports, Jobs
Photos taken from Spectrum Eyecare” on Facebook. Staff from Prevention Works, a prominent donation to the United Way campaign, show how close the campaign is to reaching its goal. Photos taken from Spectrum Eyecare” on Facebook. Staff from Prevention Works, a prominent donation to the United Way campaign, show how …
Read More »Judge threatens to hold acting ICE director in contempt for flouting court orders
A federal judge in Minnesota on Monday threatened to hold the acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director in contempt for repeatedly ignoring court orders in immigration-related cases. Chief U.S District Judge Patrick Schiltz ordered acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to appear in court this Friday to answer questions in …
Read More »BetMcLean Cup: Glentoran-Coleraine semi-final postponed due to storm damage and flooding
The BetMcLean Cup semi-final between Glentoran and Coleraine at the Oval has been postponed due to damage and flooding caused by Storm Chandra. The tie was set to be played in east Belfast on Wednesday but heavy rain and wind has made the pitch unplayable. It has been rearranged for …
Read More »US moves captured tanker captain and first officer from UK waters | UK News
The captain and first officer of a Venezuelan-linked oil tanker captured by American forces have been taken out of UK territory by the US Coast Guard, a court has been told. The Russian-flagged Marinera, previously known as Bella 1, was seized on 7 January off the coast of Iceland and …
Read More »Arbroath v Airdrieonians, St Johnstone v Ayr United & Stranraer v Clyde postponed
Arbroath’s Scottish Challenge Cup tie with Airdrieonians, Ayr United’s quarter-final visit to St Johnstone and Stranraer v Clyde in League 2 have been postponed. The game at Gayfield is off because of high winds, while there are waterlogged pitches at Saints’ McDiarmid Park and Stranraer’s Stair Park. Two other Challenge …
Read More »Manchester United’s Patrick Dorgu to be out for weeks with hamstring injury
Manchester United’s Patrick Dorgu is likely to be out for a number of weeks after injuring his hamstring during Sunday’s 3-2 win at Arsenal. The 21-year-old, who lashed in United’s second goal from the edge of the box, limped off in the closing stages of the match with what interim …
Read More »UK legal action against Valve over Steam prices gets go ahead
Valve Corporation will face a £656m lawsuit in the UK over alleged unfair prices on its global online store, Steam, following a tribunal ruling that the case could continue. The gaming giant is being accused of abusing its market dominance by imposing restrictive terms on game publishers and locking players …
Read More »Chris Sutton hails Michael Carrick’s start but urges patience from Man Utd board
Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton praises Michael Carrick after his “brilliant start” as interim head coach of Manchester United, but argues that he must be judged over a longer period of time. Listen to the best bits of the Monday Night Club in the Football Daily podcast. WATCH MORE: …
Read More »NBA: Luka Doncic puts on scoring masterclass to lead LA Lakers to win at Chicago Bulls
Luka Doncic put on another scoring masterclass with 46 points as the Los Angeles Lakers claimed a 129-118 victory at the Chicago Bulls. The Slovenia guard’s haul included eight three-pointers, and he also registered seven rebounds and 12 assists at the United Center to end the Bulls’ four-game unbeaten run. …
Read More »Galatasaray: How ‘Premier League’ Turkish team can derail Man City’s Champions League bid
Needing a positive result to avoid the Champions League knockout play-offs, Galatasaray are not the side Manchester City would choose to face. In four recent meetings between Premier League clubs and the Turkish giants, Galatasaray are unbeaten. You must go back to December 2014 – a 4-1 win for Arsenal …
Read More »‘Burnham rebellion growing’ and ‘Clan united’
Fallout following the decision to block Andy Burnham from standing in a forthcoming by-election has continued, with the Mail reporting a growing rebellion among government officials. It reports that 50 MPs have signed a letter protesting against the decision, noting that pressure on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has “intensified”. …
Read More »Enhanced Games: Swimmer Emily Barclay becomes latest British athlete to join competition
The Enhanced Games launched as a concept in 2023, with some doping measures permitted under medical supervision. Only substances approved by the United States’ Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can be taken, which is different to the list the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) allows for elite athletes. Organisers have claimed …
Read More »Troy Deeney’s team of the week: Guehi, Martinez, Tielemans, Igor Jesus
Youri Tielemans (Aston Villa): He was the best player on the pitch by a country mile. He’s slowly become Villa’s most important player. He dictates the play, breaks it up, and does everything right. Very, very good player and that pains me to say as a Birmingham City fan. Ibrahim …
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