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Southampton now in 'advanced talks' to potentially sign £18m-rated maestro for nothing
Southampton are reportedly now in ‘advanced talks’ to sign Shakhtar Donetsk attacking midfielder Tete as a free agent.
Bernie Ecclestone previously hinted Lewis Hamilton 'can escape contract' early
Shane Warne: England cricket team hold a minute's silence
Why playing Belarus, co-aggressor in Ukraine, doesn't sit well with India
Belarus, fellow aggressor in the Ukraine invasion, in the football friendly at Bahrain on Saturday? One is still not sure where to stand on this. The Indian national team, ranked 104 in the world, is generally so starved of any international action that anything that comes its way is welcome, and thus the mind says, 'Go ahead, in any case sports and politics shouldn't mix.' But the heart tugs you back to our time-tested, perhaps forgotten concepts of solidarity.
Boxing champion Usyk leaves Ukraine for Joshua rematch preparation
KYIV: Reigning world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk has left war-torn Ukraine to begin his preparation for a rematch with Britain’s Anthony Joshua, his manager told AFP on Friday. The 35-year-old holder of the WBA, IBF and WBO belts came back to Ukraine to defend his family as soon as Russia invaded his home country on February 24.
West Ham donate to nine animal charities after Kurt Zouma’s fine for kicking cat
West Ham have made donations to nine animal welfare charities following the club fine handed out to Kurt Zouma for kicking his pet cat.
Big screens in Piccadilly Gardens will broadcast Ukraine music fundraiser
Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester will host two big screens on Sunday March 27 to broadcast an international music concert opposing the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The free, unticketed event is being broadcast across 20 countries via Polish TV channel TVP from 4.30pm to 6.30pm on Sunday afternoon.
Foxtrot summed up the first month of work in wartime
During the military operations, the retailer remains the largest working electronics seller in Ukraine, keeps jobs, retains most services, has opened 4 points for IDPs and issued assistance for almost UAH 6 million, satisfying about 500 requests from Ukrainians