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Additional lawyers will be working 'around the clock' to 'ensure law and order is maintained' following the violent riots on the streets of the UK, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has announced.
Rory McIlroy fell short of clinching an Olympic medal despite a stirring surge at the start of the back nine that briefly had him in a share of third at Le Golf National.
Greater Manchester Mosques have been on high alert this weekend.
PARIS : Briton Keely Hodgkinson asserted her authority in the Olympic 800 metres semi-finals on Sunday, decisively winning her heat and setting up a battle for gold with Kenya's Mary Moraa and Ethiopia's Tsige Duguma.
PARIS : Defending champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen and world champion Josh Kerr are expected to have a battle royale in the Olympic 1,500 metres final, but it was something of a phoney war after they were drawn in the same semi-final on Sunday.
Indian men's hockey team player Amit Rohidas was handed an one-match ban after he was shown a red card in the Paris Olympics 2024 quarterfinal match against Great Britain on Sunday. As a result, he will miss India's semifinal encounter on Tuesday. During the second quarter of the match against Great Britain, Rohidas was dribbling in the midfield when his stick hit a rival player and he was shown a red card by the on-field umpire. Although India had to play majority of the match with just 10 men, they ended up clinching the encounter in shootout with PR Sreejesh emerging as their top performer.
PARIS : Britain's Matthew Hudson-Smith came a step closer to his dream of becoming the first Briton in a century to win Olympic gold in the 400 metres, qualifying on Sunday for the final along with the United States' Quincy Hall.
In a statement released on Sunday, Hockey India has expressed serious concerns over the quality of umpiring and decision-making in the ongoing Paris 2024 Olympic Games men's hockey tournament. The focal point of their complaint is a contentious match between India and Great Britain, where several officiating inconsistencies potentially influenced the game's outcome were observed. Primarily, Hockey India have taken umbrage to the inconsistent use of video reviews, coaching by Great Britain support staff during the shoot-out and the use of a video tabled by the GBR goalkeeper.