West Ham defender pleads guilty to kicking pet cat after harrowing footage
West Ham defender Kurt Zouma admitted kicking and slapping his pet cat as he appeared at a court in London on Tuesday, in a case that caused public outrage across Britain.
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London Broncos sack coach Jermaine Coleman after torrid start to the season
London Broncos have sacked head coach Jermaine Coleman. Rugby League Live understands Coleman was relieved of his duties following their defeat to Batley Bulldogs on Sunday.
Chelsea fans spot major Jules Kounde transfer hint as Todd Boehly prepares £69m summer signing
Chelsea fans have spotted a major transfer hint regarding the future of Jules Kounde. The 23-year-old, who has been heavily linked with a move to Stamford Bridge this summer, was pictured with a fan in London.
Marcus Rashford scoops top book award with debut literary work
Marcus Rashford has claimed book of the year at the British Book Awards for his non-fiction debut. 'You Are A Champion', an inspirational guide for young people, was chosen from the 12 individual category winners during the ceremony – nicknamed The Nibbies – at Grosvenor House in London.
Cameron Norrie off to winning start at French Open
British number one Cameron Norrie maintained his fine recent form by making short work of French wildcard Manuel Guinard at the French Open.
Steve Parish confirms first piece of Crystal Palace transfer business as player walks away
Steve Parish has confirmed the first piece of Crystal Palace transfer business as Martin Kelly departs the club following eight years of service.
Fabrizio Romano: Spurs make contact to sign 'monster' as his agents plan imminent club meeting
Fabrizio Romano has shared a potentially significant transfer update as Tottenham Hotspur eye a move for Inter Milan star Ivan Perisic.
How Ben Chilwell scared Thomas Tuchel as Antonio Rudiger's final Chelsea request is granted
There were still 24 minutes to play at Stamford Bridge yesterday when the fourth official raised his board and Antonio Rudiger's final Chelsea game was brought to an end. The German was replaced by Ross Barkley, who went on to score a late winner as the Blues ended their campaign with a 2-1 victory over Watford.