Richards to step down as Newcastle director of rugby
Dean Richards will step down as Newcastle Falcons' director of rugby at the end of the current campaign, with head coach Dave Walder taking charge of rugby matters.
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Una fuerte explosión en el Hotel Saratoga de Cuba provoca varios heridos y víctimas mortales - AS USA
Este viernes se registró una fuerte explosión en el Hotel Saratoga, situado en Paseo Del Prado 603,en La Habana, Cuba. La catástrofe ha dejado el edificio casi completamente destruido.
Stephen Hendry dumped out of World Seniors Snooker Championship as Lee Walker secures Ken Doherty quarter-final clash
Stephen Hendry made a losing return to competitive action as he suffered a 3-0 defeat to Welshman Lee Walker in the last 16 of the World Seniors Championship in Sheffield. The seven-time world champion – who has been handed a wildcard to play on the main tour next season – had not played since a 6-1 defeat to Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in the first round of the UK Championship last November. Ad/> World No.
Kent come close to record fifth-wicket partnership as Darren Stevens and South African George Linde put on 264 against Sri Lanka Development XI
Kent came close to breaking a record fifth-wicket partnership which has stood for nearly 100 years on the opening day of their first-class match against a Sri Lanka Development XI on Friday.
NBA champ Jason Terry wraps first season as G League head coach, explains what he's learned from the greats
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Rangnick backs Ten Hag to put stamp on Man Utd squad as timeline for talks set
Ralf Rangnick has revealed that his talks with incoming Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag will only commence after the conclusion of the current season.
Britain looks to the Gulf to boost post-Brexit trade: "It's a huge opportunity for us as the UK."
The UK is hoping to enter negotiations in the coming months for a free trade agreement with the GCC in a bid to boost bilateral trade.
Rodrygo, en AS: "Mi primer gol contra el City cambió todo"
Fue su noche. La de Rodrygo 'Goles', como le apellidan ya muchos madridistas (su apellido es Goes) tras su histórico doblete al City de Guardiola, tres semanas después del tanto salvador ante el Chelsea en el Bernabéu,. Nada más acabar el partidazo, este menino de 21 años, que parece tocado por los dioses del fútbol, se puso a la espalda una bandera de Brasil y posó feliz y sin pudor con los felices fans que le aclamaban desde la grada.