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Patients are being warned of 'extremely long waits' at a Greater Manchester hospital while a senior NHS chief has warned the service 'can't go on like this'. It comes ahead of a third consecutive day of strike action for junior doctors, who are walking out over pay and patient safety.
MELBOURNE : A class action lawsuit on behalf of former professional Australian rules players over alleged damage to their health caused by concussions sustained during their careers was lodged in Victoria's Supreme Court on Tuesday.
The YONEX All England Open was the light at the end of Marcus Ellis' tunnel following an injury that left him questioning his future in the sport. After winning mixed doubles Commonwealth silver alongside Lauren Smith in Birmingham last summer, the 33-year-old underwent hip surgery to deal with ongoing pain. Ad There was no timeframe in terms of recovery and no assurances that he would be able to resume his professional career, providing the Olympic bronze medallist with the biggest challenge of his career.
MADRID : Real Madrid will join the complaint filed on Friday by Spanish prosecutors against Barcelona and two of the LaLiga club's ex-presidents over alleged payments to a company owned by a senior refereeing official to influence match results, the club said on Sunday.
Dalbeattie Star are set to return to action this weekend.
Chatham Town manager Kevin Hake took pride from his team’s Velocity Cup Semi-Final defeat on Monday night.
Graham Potter will not hurry N’Golo Kante back into action at Chelsea as he continues his recovery from the hamstring injury that has kept him out since August.
The Six-Red World Championship is back for the first time since 2019 with some of snooker's biggest names heading to Thailand for the unique event. The Six-Red format is a different take on the more traditional game, reducing the number of red ball on the table to six from the usual 12.