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:Former England captain Michael Vaughan has been cleared of using racist language towards ex-Yorkshire team mate Azeem Rafiq in verdicts released by the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) panel on Friday.
A number of Stormers stalwarts will reach franchise milestones in Saturday's home Champions Cup round of 16 clash against English club Harlequins.
Paddy McGuinness was among the hundred of thousands of people who claimed to have been trying to get tickets to see Peter Kay's much-anticipated return to the stage when it was revealed last year.
Grammy-nominated, singer-songwriter Kelis has confirmed she will play a very special headline Manchester show this June.
Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan was on Friday cleared "on the balance of probabilities" of using racist language before a match for county club Yorkshire in 2009.
LONDON :Britain's BBC on Friday named former television executive John Hardie to review its social media guidance for freelancers, after a row over impartiality involving its highest paid presenter Gary Lineker.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have been in discussions with the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) over an appropriate model for the Asia Cup which is to be held this year in Pakistan. After the BCCI confirmed its reluctance to to send the Indian team to Pakistan for the continental event, a 'hybrid model' has been talked about in the media. In a statement on Friday, the PCB confirmed that the 'hybrid model' is presently under discussion, no talk has taken place to replicate the same model in the World Cup which is to take place in India later this year.
Red Bull chief Christian Horner said on Friday it was inevitable that gender equality would reach Formula 1 amid reports that a team employing an equal split between men and women was looking to enter the sport.