Prince Harry apologizes to Canada for Dodgers cap - ESPN
LONDON — Prince Harry went to Toronto for events marking the end of World War I and found himself on an apology tour for offending Canadians.
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Ex-player, manager Barton convicted over offensive social media posts
LONDON :Former British soccer player and coach Joey Barton was convicted on Friday of six counts of sending offensive social media posts to two ex-players and a broadcaster, though he was cleared of six more charges.
Wales coach sees Rees-Zammit impact off the bench
CARDIFF :New Wales coach Steve Tandy said he was tempted to include the returning Louis Rees-Zammit in the starting lineup against Argentina but is also confident with what he could bring off the bench during Sunday's test in Cardiff.
Scotland skipper challenges team to show self-belief against All Blacks
EDINBURGH :Scotland need to believe they can upset New Zealand for the first time in more than a century of matches if they are to stand any chance on Saturday at Murrayfield, captain Sione Tuipulotu said on Friday.
Sailing-French duo Beyou and Lagraviere tame Atlantic to win Transat
French sailors Jeremie Beyou and Morgan Lagraviere sailed their powerful IMOCA monohull Charal to victory in the Transat CAFE L’OR Le Havre Normandie 2025, crossing the Martinique finish line at dawn on Friday after dominating from start to finish.
Rees-Zammit returns for Wales but only on the bench
CARDIFF :Wales have put returning wing Louis Rees-Zammit on the bench for Sunday’s test against Argentina but given prop forward Rhys Carre a first start in more than two years as new coach Steve Tandy named his first side on Friday.
Neighbourhood Weekender announces first wave of artists - and other shows on sale for Manchester
There’s no denying that Manchester and the north west is a hotspot of activity, especially when it comes to the music scene, with renowned artists from all over the world wanting to perform in the region.
How the Royal Hospital Chelsea gave local veteran a new lease on life
For Barbara, a Chelsea Pensioner since 2011, Remembrance Day is more than a date on the calendar. It is a deeply personal moment to reflect on generations of service that have shaped both her life and the lives of her family.