‘Best of humanity’ on show at Winter Paralympics – Dame Katherine Grainger
Dame Katherine Grainger believes the Beijing Winter Paralympics have displayed the “best side of humanity and sport” in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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No Guarantees Chelsea Can Complete Season, Says Petr Cech
Chelsea's technical and performance advisor Petr Cech said the club are having to live "day-by-day" in the wake of sweeping economic sanctions placed on owner Roman Abramovich by the UK government. Abramovich was one of seven more oligarchs sanctioned this week by the UK following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Chelsea have been given a special licence to continue operating, but there are fears they will quickly run out of money unless the terms of that agreement are eased. As it stands the Blues are unable to sign players, renew contracts, sell tickets to matches or merchandise, with limits also on the amount of money they are allowed to spend on travel to away games.
'Hundreds of thousands of Brits' offering to put Ukrainian refugees up in their own homes
Hundreds of thousands of Brits are willing to help Ukrainian refugees fleeing the conflict by putting them up in their own homes, a minister has said.
'The new 360 degree flight simulator at Manchester Airport? It's not for the faint-hearted'
A new 360-degree flight simulator is promising fun for all ages at Manchester Airport ’s Runway Visitor Park.
Why Three and Hyundai logos remain on Chelsea shirts vs Newcastle after sponsorship suspensions
Tottenham Player Ratings vs Manchester United
George Russell's Ferrari and Red Bull verdict gives Lewis Hamilton hope amid Mercedes woes
Madrid Open: Rafael Nadal defeats Felix Auger-Aliassime
Winter Paralympics to close after Ukraine, China athletes star
BEIJING: The flame will be extinguished on Beijing's Winter Paralympics on Sunday (Mar 13) after a week of stellar performances from the host nation and Ukrainian athletes reeling from Moscow's invasion.
Chelsea fans face up to future without Abramovich
LONDON : Chelsea fans arriving on Sunday for the Blues' first home match under government control said they were worried that an era of glittering success might be over after owner Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich was hit with an asset freeze last week.