Lawyer: Hockey Canada complainant passed a lie-detector test
The woman who filed a lawsuit against Hockey Canada over an alleged group sexual assault recently passed a polygraph examination, her lawyer said Tuesday.
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Grassroots football charity to offer free summer camps to girls after England's Euro 2022 triumph
Bloomsbury Football is set to offer free places to all girls on their summer camps. On Sunday, the Lionesses made history by winning the Euro 2022 final against Germany — a hugely significant win not just for the team but for women’s football in general. Ad/> The FA has committed to ensuring that this summer of football has a long-lasting impact on the girls’ and women’s game.
Liz Truss abandons £8.8bn policy to reduce public sector pay following backlash
Liz Truss has abandoned a flagship policy to slash £8.8 billion from public sector pay after senior Conservatives warned that the plans would leave nurses, police officers and teachers poorer. The Tory leadership candidate was accused of 'levelling down' the nation and has now abandoned plans to pay workers in cheaper regions less than their counterparts in London and the South East.
Commonwealth Games 2022: Ellesse Andrews fined and denied team pursuit silver medal for missing ceremony
New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews was denied her team pursuit silver medal at the Commonwealth Games after she failed to attend the medal ceremony. Andrews, who was part of the quartet that finished second to Australia, was fined 200 Swiss francs instead of taking home a medal. Ad/> Commonwealth Games and UCI rules require athletes to attend the medal ceremony and will have their medal stripped from them should they fail to comply.
Blossoms announce TWO Manchester gigs as part of huge UK and Ireland tour
Blossoms have announced details of an extensive UK tour for November and December 2022, and they’ll be heading to the 02 Apollo in Manchester for two nights. The Stockport five-piece will be back on their home turf on Thursday, December 8 and Friday, December 9.
On this day in 2012: Olympic gold for Sir Chris Hoy and Team GB in London
Sir Chris Hoy survived a fright before claiming a fifth Olympic gold medal on this day in 2012.
'Game changers' - Williamson lauds team mates as England celebrate Euros win
LONDON : England captain Leah Williamson said the Lionesses had inspired women and young girls up and down the country as her team celebrated their Euro 2022 triumph in central London on Monday following their 2-1 extra-time win over Germany the day before.
Tom Dean finds silver lining at Commonwealth Games
Double Olympic champion Tom Dean is unfazed by his run of second-place finishes at the Commonwealth Games after Kyle Chalmers claimed the men’s 100 metres freestyle title.