No gender-neutral uniforms for Virgin Atlantic crew on England flight to Qatar
Virgin Atlantic's gender-neutral uniform policy did not apply for crew on board the England team's flight to the World Cup in Qatar.
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Ronaldo risks United legacy after explosive tirade
Cristiano Ronaldo appears to have burnt his bridges with Manchester United after launching a stinging tirade against the club and faces an uncertain future as he prepares for the World Cup.
Judd Trump survives scare against Xiao Guodong to advance in York
Judd Trump overcame his "atrocious" UK Championship record to edge China's Xiao Guodong in a final-frame decider and book his place in the last 16 in York.
Former referee Nigel Owens on Rassie's social media antics: 'He should have learned his lesson by now'
Respected former Welsh referee Nigel Owens has given his view on social media posts by Springbok director of rugby Rassie Erasmus following South Africa's 30-26 loss to France on Saturday.
Du Preez twins still have Springbok future: 'You can never question their potential'
Springbok twin brothers Jean-Luc and Daniel du Preez have not been discarded by the national side, even as the impression given by selectors is them being surplus to current loose forward requirement.
Ronaldo 'always happy' when playing for Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo is "always happy" when playing for Portugal and his problems at Manchester United will not damage the country's prospects at the World Cup, international teammate Joao Mario said on Tuesday.
Ronaldo ‘always happy’ when playing for Portugal
LISBON: Cristiano Ronaldo is “always happy” when playing for Portugal and his problems at Manchester United will not damage the country’s prospects at the World Cup, international teammate Joao Mario said on Tuesday. The superstar forward blasted United in an explosive TV interview days before the start of the tournament in Qatar, saying he felt “betrayed” by the club and does not respect manager Erik ten Hag. Ronaldo, 37, is now preparing to lead Portugal at a World Cup for what is almost certain to be the final time.
Commentary: World Cup Qatar will be great football but an ugly game
LONDON: When the World Cup kicks off next weekend, a Western sense of fair play will be outraged that a country without any native tradition in the game has won the right to host the tournament through financial muscle.