Newcastle: PIF could move for £40m Botman alternative at St James' Park
Newcastle United target Benoit Badiashile will be ‘the one through the door’ if their bid to land Sven Botman fails, according to journalist Jacque Talbot.
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Covid chaos hits Tour de Suisse with Ineos' Tom Pidcock among riders to withdraw
With just two weeks to go until this year’s Tour de France begins in Copenhagen, professional cycling is once again reeling from an outbreak of Covid-19. British squad Ineos Grenadiers have been directly affected with Tom Pidcock the latest rider forced to pull out of the Tour de Suisse.
Soccer-Martens leaves Barcelona and moves to PSG
(Reuters) - Paris St Germain have signed Lieke Martens on a three-year contract after the Dutch forward left Barcelona, the French club announced on Friday.
Has the 'Big Quit' reached France? Employers struggle to hire staff
Since the Covid-19 pandemic, more and more employees have been quitting their jobs. Businesses are also realising that a pay cheque isn't all their staff are looking for. So has the so-called Great Resignation or Big Quit reached France? We look at some of the numbers behind the phenomenon.
Versailles celebrates Molière with a month of dramatic delights
We also get a glimpse of the renovations of the apartments of Louis XV's favourite mistress, as Madame du Barry’s lodgings are restored to their former gilded glory.
Zelensky adviser: Ukraine can win war in '3 to 6 months' if it gets heavy weapons soon
Podolyak, a former journalist who became an adviser to Zelensky after the February 24 Russian invasion of Ukraine, reacted to Thursday's visit by the leaders of France, Germany, Italy and Romania, hailing it a symbol of a united Europe standing behind Ukraine.
Martens leaves Barcelona and moves to PSG
Paris St Germain have signed Lieke Martens on a three-year contract after the Dutch forward left Barcelona, the French club announced on Friday (Jun 17).
Rafael Nadal Says His "Intention Is To Play At Wimbledon"
Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal said on Friday he intends to play at Wimbledon but his final decision rests on how his troublesome left foot feels after training in London next week. "My intention is to play at Wimbledon," Nadal said at a press conference in Mallorca. "The treatment and the last week of training tells me there is a chance. I will travel to London on Monday, play an exhibition at Hurlingham and do a week of training to see if it's possible."