Afghanistan women’s national team set to return to competitive football after fleeing country
The Afghanistan women’s national team has returned to competitive football after being accepted into the Football Victoria structure.
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Wood ruled out of West Indies series and IPL
England bowler Mark Wood has been ruled out of the remainder of the Test series against the West Indies and the forthcoming Indian Premier League due to an elbow injury.
Rangers backed as 'absolute banker' v Braga - but pundit warns of 'tall ask' of dream Europa League final
Owen Hargreaves says Rangers – and West Ham – successfully coming through their Europa League quarter final ties is an ‘absolute banker’.
Lage must unleash Wolves’ exciting 22 y/o with “explosiveness”, he can terrify Leeds - opinion
Wolves take on Leeds tonight at Molineux in the Premier League, with a chance to move above both Tottenham and West Ham into sixth, at least temporarily, and within one point of Manchester United in fifth and two points off Arsenal in fourth.
Federer to donate $500,000 to support Ukrainian children
Roger Federer will be donating $500,000 through his foundation to ensure children affected by the war in Ukraine are provided with care and access to education, the former world number one said on Friday.
PICS | Oil protestor halts Everton-Newcastle game
Everton's crucial clash in the battle for Premier League survival against Newcastle was temporarily halted on Thursday by a protestor chaining himself to one of the goalposts by the neck.
Cheapest petrol and diesel prices from Tesco, Morrisons, Asda, Sainsburys and more
The latest data shows that petrol prices have soared by 13p since the start of the month and diesel by nearly 21p - the fastest rises on record. The AA says it means that between mid-February and mid-March the cost of filling a typical 55-litre car tank leapt from £81.73 to £90.97.
P&O Ferries safety concerns as ‘unfamiliar’ agency staff set to work in world’s busiest shipping lane
A trade union boss has raised concerns about agency workers who are set to crew P&O Ferries, including across the Dover Strait, which is the world’s busiest shipping lane. Sailing the stretch of water has been compared to “walking across a six-lane motorway at rush hour” by Nautilus International general secretary Mark Dickinson.