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Hopwood Hall's fate remains unclear at the centre of a row between a Hollywood actor and Rochdale Council. Until November 2024, the future of the Grade II* listed manor house in Middleton, which dates back to the 1420s, had finally started to look up.
Lovlina Borgohain is eyeing her third straight summer Olympics but will take it one step at a time from here on. Lovlina, who won a bronze at the Tokyo Olympics but returned empty-handed from Paris 2024, said Los Angeles 2028 was very much in her plans. “Tokyo was during COVID times. Paris was a real learning curve. I did my best and have no regrets that I could not win a medal. For every athlete, there are lessons to be learnt and I want to be wiser leading into LA,” Lovlina told SAI Media in an interaction on the sidelines of the ASMITA Women's Under-17 football final at the SAI campus in Guwahati on Sunday afternoon.
The Baltimore Ravens clinched the AFC North title for the second straight season with a 35-10 win over the Cleveland Browns.
BALTIMORE — In leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 35-10 win over the Cleveland Browns on Saturday, quarterback Lamar Jackson clinched his fourth AFC North title and put the finishing touches on a record-setting regular season.
LeBron James broke Michael Jordan's NBA record for 30-point games during the Los Angeles Lakers' victory over Atlanta on Friday night.
Earvin «Magic» Johnson and Lionel Messi will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a ceremony on Saturday at the White House.
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James broke Michael Jordan's NBA record for 30-point games during the Los Angeles Lakers' victory over Atlanta on Friday night.
Jimmy Butler was Miami's best player for five years, the leader of a team that went to the NBA Finals twice in his tenure. He talked big and, at times, played bigger. He spoke with reverence for the city, for the franchise, for the famed "Heat Culture."