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Russian bombardment of cities in the Donbas region, including Sievierodonetsk, where 12 were killed and another 40 were injured is "brutal and completely pointless", Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in his nightly address.
Wimbledon organisers have expressed "deep disappointment" after this summer's championships were stripped of their ATP and WTA ranking points following the decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players.
With inflation set to hit a new 40-year high of 9 per cent, the cost-of-living crisis is tightening its grip on households across Greater Manchester. Amid soaring energy and food prices, families are struggling to make ends meet with many relying on food banks to get by.
Joshua Buatsi will take on Craig Richards in an all-London affair at the 02 Arena this Sunday which will headline Eddie Hearn's DAZN card. Just last year, Richards went 12 rounds for the world title against the man who recently defeated Canelo Alavrez in Dmitry Bivol. But he comes in to the fight on Saturday as the heavy underdog against undefeated Buatsi.
“That’s it. I am thankful to Azovstal for shelter - the place of my death and my life,” Dmytro ‘Orest’ Kozatsky said in his Instagram post, published on Friday.
Thomas Tuchel hadn't spotted the banner unfurled in the Shed End prior to Chelsea's Premier League clash against Leicester City – he was instead focused on the one passing across the Matthew Harding Lower that honoured Mason Mount. Thankfully the German's assistant, Arno Michels, was on hand.
John Terry slipped, Edwin Van Der Sar saved and Sir Alex Ferguson celebrated on a dramatic night in Moscow as Manchester United overcame Chelsea to become kings of Europe for the third time.
Wimbledon chiefs hit back ON Friday at the "disproportionate" decisions taken by tennis' main tours to strip the Grand Slam of its ranking points following the ban on players from Russia and Belarus in response to the invasion of Ukraine. The tours said they had to act in order to stop players from Russia and Belarus being discriminated against on political grounds. But the All England Club, which runs Wimbledon, expressed their "deep disappointment" at the moves made by the ATP (men's), WTA (women's) and ITF (junior and wheelchair events).