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“I name you Laura Maersk!” On a sunny September day in Copenhagen last year, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, baptised the brand-new green methanol-fueled ship of Danish logistics superpower Mærsk.
The UK’s first “motionless” wind energy system has been installed on a roof in Oxford.
India's Simran Sharma qualified for the women's 100m -T12 final after finishing second in the semifinal 2, clocking 12.33 sconds at the Paris Paralympics, here at the Stade de France on Thursday. Accompanied by her guide Abhay Singh, the 24-year-old reigning world champion Simran finished second behind Katrin Mueller-Rottgardt of Germany in the semifinal 2. Simran sealed her place in the final as the third fastest runner. As per the rule, the first-placed runner in each semifinal and the next 2 fastest advanced to the final. Omara Durand of Cuba topped the first semifinal.
To the consternation of many, Germany’s Bruno Labbadia, turned down Nigeria’s offer to coach the Super Eagles just four days after the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) announced his appointment. Stakeholders reckoned that the embarrassment would have been avoided if the federation had been meticulous in its recruitment process, GOWON AKPODONOR reports.
Nigeria’s chances of qualifying for the knockout stage of the ongoing FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Bogotá, Colombia, suffered a huge setback after the Falconets lost 3-1 to Germany on Wednesday night.
Pranjali Dhumal clinched bronze in Women's 25m Pistol event, to take India's tally to 13 medals (three gold, six silver and four bronze) after day four of the 2nd World Deaf Shooting Championship 2024 being held in Hanover, Germany. Pranjali qualified for the finals after shooting a deaf world record and deaf world championship record of 571. In the finals, she hit three out of five shots in the eighth series to edge out Lana Skeledzija by a single point to secure the bronze medal. She finished with a score of 29 behind the Ukrainian pair of Sofiia Olenych and Halyna Mosina who secured gold and silver respectively.
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Scotland suffered defeat to Poland in their Nations League opener at Hampden thanks to a 97th minute penalty.