Labour government would scrap zero-hour contracts, says Angela Rayner
Labour will scrap zero-hour contracts if the party wins the next general election, Angela Rayner has said.
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Riyadh Derby sees Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal eyeing different priorities
The Riyadh Derby is always a huge affair and Tuesday’s is bigger than most. The situation for Al-Nassr is simple — win no matter the cost. For Al-Hilal however, it is a little more complicated and there is the question as to whether temporary local bragging rights are more important than crucial cup games later this month.
Kings leave Warriors in hole, Sixers take 2-0 lead
LOS ANGELES: Sacramento Kings defeated the Golden State Warriors 114-106 to take a 2-0 lead over the NBA champions after a bruising Game 2 in their best-of-seven Western Conference playoff series on Monday.
Al-Hilal dealt major blow as goalkeeper Al-Owais is ruled out of derby against Al-Nassr
Al-Hilal have been dealt a major blow ahead of Tuesday night’s Riyadh Derby against Al-Nassr after goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais was ruled out for three weeks with an injury picked up on Sunday.
Carlos Alcaraz: From falling down the stairs at Barcelona Open, world No. 2 aims for first title defence
Carlos Alcaraz has already accomplished many things in his career. He’s got to world No. 1.
WATCH | Delighted boss Jurgen Klopp hails Liverpool's best performance of the season
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said his side turned in their best display of the season after a thumping 6-1 win at troubled relegation battlers Leeds.
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Premier League: Liverpool Hit Leeds For Six After Controversial Cody Gakpo Opener
Liverpool crushed Leeds 6-1 as Cody Gakpo's controversial opener provided the spark for the Reds' first win in five Premier League games on Monday. Jurgen Klopp's side took the lead at Elland Road when Gakpo's goal was allowed to stand despite the ball striking Trent Alexander-Arnold's arm in the build-up. It was reported the VAR official did not check the incident because it happened too far back in the move, but Leeds were furious at the perceived injustice. Mohamed Salah rubbed salt into Leeds' wounds when he increased Liverpool's lead four minutes later before Luis Sinisterra got one back for the struggling hosts.