Swansea City announce fourth summer signing as Sorinola reveals lofty ambitions
Swansea City have completed the signing of Matthew Sorinola from Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.
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Ryanair, BA and easyJet strikes: When are airline staff walkouts happening this summer?
Cancellation, delays and hours-long queues are already having an unavoidable impact on summer travel across Europe.
EU leaders in Kyiv, Battle for Donbas, Sanctions and soaring energy prices, Saudi sportswashing
They finally met for the first time since the Russian invasion. Mario Draghi, Olaf Scholz and Emmanuel Macron travelled to Kyiv to meet Volodymyr Zelensky. The EU's top guns rallied the troops in Brussels ahead of this Friday's endorsement by the European Commission for Ukraine and neighbouring Moldova to gain candidate status to the bloc. This Friday, the British prime minister also pledged support during a surprise trip to Kyiv, the second since the start of the war. Boris Johnson announced a plan to train up to 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers every 120 days in an unspecified location outside the country.
Vincent Kompany has chosen a tricky task at Burnley on return to England
Being appointed Burnley manager was not part of Vincent Kompany’s plan. The Belgian returned to his first club, Anderlecht, in 2019 to start his coaching career after a decade of success at Manchester City and was supposed to transform the team and leave Brussels with a glut of trophies. There was a rebuilding job required but despite green shoots of hope the Kompany era was more evolutionary than revolutionary and his tenure ended three years into a four-year deal.
EU 'not seeking political victory' in Northern Ireland Brexit dispute, says top negotiator Sefcovic
The European Union remains committed to a prosperous relationship with the United Kingdom, despite the deepening crisis over Britain's plans to unilaterally rewrite the post-Brexit agreement, chief negotiator Maros Sefcovic has told Euronews.
Cricket-Bowlers power Sri Lanka to series-levelling win over Australia
(Reuters) - Sri Lanka's Chamika Karunaratne picked up three wickets, including the crucial one of Glenn Maxwell, to trigger an Australian collapse as the hosts won the rain-hit second one-day international by 26 runs on Thursday to level the series.
Above international law? UK stands by Rwanda deportation scheme
Is this the same Britain that prides itself as a birthplace of modern rule of law, as a bastion of liberal democracy and its values, which calls for Russia to be brought to international justice over its invasion and plunder of Ukraine? It begs the broader question, amid the backlash against globalisation: what is allowed in the name of sovereignty and national interest?
De Bruyne allowed to miss Belgium’s next Nations League game
BRUSSELS : Kevin De Bruyne is one of three Belgium players given permission to go off early on holiday after their 1-1 draw with Wales on Saturday, coach Roberto Martinez said.