England cricket legend Graham Thorpe dies aged 55
Former England batter Graham Thorpe has died at the age of 55, it has been announced.
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Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Monday, August 5)
Hello, and welcome to Wales Online's live blog for Monday, August 5. We will be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
Week ahead for markets: Sell-off raises fears of continuing slide
Following Friday's sharp selloff in global markets, risk-off sentiment may continue to dominate market movements. However, investors might get a reprieve as economic data is relatively light this week.
More freedom for players and one base - how Manchester United learnt lessons for their pre-season tour
Manchester United players posed for a goodbye picture with UCLA staff on Friday. If United have it their way, they will be back in Los Angeles next year.
Ederson out with Costa in, £50million sales, and Olmo coup - Man City's dream transfer window conclusion
The 2024 transfer window closes - sorry, by journalistic law we must say 'slams shut' - on August 31, leaving less than 30 days for English clubs to complete all permanent moves in and out of their squads.
Noah Lyles wins gold for U.S. in 100m by 0.005 of a second - ESPN
SAINT-DENIS, France — Since last August, Noah Lyles has stood firm and unequivocal in his belief that the title of «world's fastest man» belongs to him.
Chatham Town Women have new shirt sponsors for the next two seasons with the PG Group of companies
Chatham Town Women have received a pre-season boost with sponsorship from a growing local company - and fans can benefit too.
'Video Tablet' Sparks Controversy After India vs Great Britain Olympics Hockey Match
India men's hockey goalkeeper PR Sreejesh may have been the talk of the town following India's victory over Great Britain in the quarterfinal at the Paris Olympics 2024, but opposing goalkeeper Ollie Payne also made headlines. The Great Britain goalkeeper was under the microscope, as he was initially allowed to keep an iPad with him during the shootout, which was protested by the Indian team. The referees - who have come under scrutiny from Hockey India - then decided to confiscate the device, before India took their second penalty.