Huge boost: Ange reveals major Lennoxtown development, it's brilliant news for Celtic - opinion
Ange Postecoglou has dropped an exciting injury update on Celtic centre-forward Kyogo Furuhashi.
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Elderly neighbours get £20,000 payout for 15-year Japanese Knotweed problem
An 87-year-old widow and her late neighbour received a £20,000 payout after battling Japanese Knotweed which had been growing in their back garden for around 15 years. In 2019, the pensioner sought legal advice from High Street Solicitors after being unaware of the severity of the weed growth in their gardens.
PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen To Lead Indian Challenge In Korea Open
India's latest badminton sensation Lakshya Sen and double Olympic medallist P V Sindhu will lead the Indian campaign at the Korea Open Super 500 tournament starting on Tuesday. With back-to-back finals at German Open and All England Championships, Sen is is in the form of his life and will look to be third time lucky as he opens his campaign against world number 25 Lu Guang Zu of China. It will not, however, be an easy outing for Sen as the men's singles draw boasts of some tough competitors such as the Indonesian duo of Anthony Ginting (top seed) and Jonatan Christie (third seed), world champion and fourth seed Loh Kean Yew, second seeded Malaysian Lee Zii Jia and the formidable Thai Kunlavut Vitidsarn, seeded eighth.
Iga Swiatek confirmed as new WTA number one
Iga Swiatek was confirmed as the new WTA number one in the rankings released Monday, replacing the retired Ashleigh Barty. The 20-year-old celebrated her new status in style on Sunday, winning the Miami Open with a straight-sets victory over four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka. Swiatek's victory made her only the fourth women's player in history to win the Indian Wells and Miami tournaments back-to-back.
Swiatek confirmed as new WTA world No 1
Poland's Iga Swiatek was confirmed as the new WTA number one in the rankings released on Monday, replacing the retired Ashleigh Barty.
Pakistan hockey coach, Dutchman Siegfried Aikman, joins players in Ramzan fasting
Siegfried Aikman is doing is perhaps something very new. Aikman, acclimatising to his surroundings in his role as the coach of the Pakistan men's hockey team, decided to join the players in something that is very significant to them. It's the month of Ramzan, leading up to Eid al-Fitr in less than 30 days. Amid the month-long day-time fasting, meals can only be had before and after sunset. Members of the Islamic community, including top-flight sportspersons, follow the Ramzan rituals, which could be a very difficult thing to do alongside training for high-performance sports. Schedules can go for a toss, diet plans demand a break and training programs are required to be re-drawn. It is Aikman's first such experience. As the Pakistan players were allowed a break from the national camp to be with their families for the first day of Ramzan, Aikman made a decision: he started fasting as well.
Al-Ittihad’s Fahad Al-Muwallad faces probe after failed drug test
JEDDAH: Al-Ittihad and Saudi national team striker Fahad Al-Muwallad is being investigated by the Saudi Arabia Anti-Doping Committee amid allegations that he failed a drug test, according to “Action with Walid,” the daily sports program broadcast on MBC action.
Waiting for word on Woods as duo aim to join elite club – Masters talking points
Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama will defend his title when the 86th Masters takes place at Augusta National from April 7-10.