PMQs LIVE as Boris Johnson faces Sir Keir Starmer amid Russian oil products being phased out
Prime Minister's Questions returns to the House of Commons today, following the UK's ban on Russian oil.
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Pep Guardiola: “Messi fue mi Michael Jordan” - AS Argentina
Pep Guardiola tiene al Manchester City liderando la tabla de la Premier League y prácticamente está clasificado para los cuartos de final de la Champions League. El técnico sigue acrecentando sus números desde el banquillo del Etihad Stadium y, hoy, miércoles ha concedido una entrevista en exclusiva en Spotify para La Primera Jugadadonde analiza a la Selección Argentina, a Lionel Messi, Julián Álvarez, Marcelo Gallardo, entre otros temas más.
Penaud, Taofinenua test positive for COVID-19 as France make changes for Wales
PARIS :France duo Romain Taofifenua and Damian Penaud have tested positive for COVID-19, forcing coach Fabien Galthie to make changes from the team who beat Scotland for Friday's Six Nations clash against Wales.
Manchester United players slammed as strong Jose Mourinho admission made
Former Chelsea midfielder Gus Poyet has called on people to stop criticising Manchester United's most recent managers and to start pointing the blame at the players for the club's current decline.
Smell of want overpowering as Kerry and Mayo jockey to fill the vacuum
With the Dubs currently floundering around, struggling to adjust to this strange new reality where they are not winning every game all the time, their immediate challengers are jockeying for position.
Former India captain Sardar Singh 'surprised', but looking forward to dugout days as India A coach
Hockey India has maybe spotted something else which not many others could see, since Sardar Singh hung up his hockey stick towards the end of 2018. The mercurial playmaker, who also led the Indian team during his 314-caps-long career spread across 12 years, received a call from Hockey India a couple of weeks ago. The next thing the hockey world knew was that Sardar was appointed as the coach of the India 'A' men's team. The concept of an 'A' team is not a usual one in Indian hockey. It's a seemingly forced decision, necessitated due to the close proximity of the Commonwealth Games (July 28 to August 8) and the Asian Games (September 10 to 25) later this year. Because the Asian Games carry the greater significance as an Olympic qualifier, the federation decided to send an 'A' team to the Games in Birmingham and not risk any of its main-team players. The gold medal-winning team at the Asian Games qualifies for the Olympics as the continental champion. But the concept of India 'A' carried a lot of requirements, including finding a coach. Sardar, who also serves as a DSP with Haryana Police, has been entrusted with that responsibility, and some of the just-retired senior players, including Tokyo Olympics bronze medallists Rupinder Pal Singh and Birendra Lakra, have reversed their decisions and returned to be among the list of India 'A' probables.
Beijing Winter Paralympics: Slushy Snow And T-Shirts As Spring Approaches
Cross-country skiers ploughed through slushy snow wearing T-shirts on day five of the Beijing Winter Paralympics Wednesday as spring-like weather pushed temperatures well above freezing. The warm spell caught some athletes off guard on the largely man-made snow at the Zhangjiakou cross-country event where six gold medals were up for grabs. Competitors in the Olympics last month had battled blizzard conditions and a brutal wind chill, with some events postponed because of the weather. This time it was the opposite problem. Cross-country skier Birgit Skarstein, who competes in the women's sitting category, likened the weather to July back home in Norway as temperatures in nearby Zhangjiakou city nudged a balmy 17 degrees Celsius (63 Fahrenheit).