Actor Amy Nuttall reveals death of her 'rock' mum as tributes paid
Actor Amy Nuttall has paid tribute to her mother in an emotional social media post after her death following a brain tumour diagnosis.
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Manchester United planning to replace John Murtough as football director
Manchester United are planning to replace John Murtough as football director as part of sweeping changes amid impending investment from the Ineos Group.
One-day format revived as Australia gatecrash India's World Cup
AHMEDABAD, India: India played the tournament's best cricket for nearly six weeks but it was the familiar sight of Australia celebrating with the trophy as fireworks exploded overhead when the 13th edition of the World Cup came to a close on Sunday (Nov 19).
Paul Mannion and Shane Walsh relieved as Kilmacud Crokes eye three in a row
Shane Walsh described Kilmacud Crokes' win over St Mary's of Louth as a "cheap lesson" after an imperfect display led to a few scares for the three-in-a-row seeking champions.
Herbert replaces McLennan as Rugby Australia chair in boardroom coup
SYDNEY :Former Wallaby Dan Herbert said there would be no change to Rugby Australia's drive to integrate high performance across the country after he replaced Hamish McLennan as chair of the governing body in a boardroom coup at the weekend.
Stephen Clemence’s first win in the league as Gillingham head coach came at Priestfield against Salford City
Head coach Stephen Clemence admitted to a few pre-match nerves ahead of his first league game at Priestfield - which ended in a win.
"Feel Sad And Empty": Fans React As Australia End India's World Cup 2023 Title Dream
India's six-wicket loss to Australia in the final of the Cricket World Cup in Ahmedabad on Sunday left tens of thousands of fans heartbroken and in frantic search of a new plan for the night ahead. Having braved the long, colourful and festive queues for hours early Sunday to get into the ground, many started leaving the stadium in droves by the 35th over of Australia's chase as the result became obvious. The grand 132,000-seat arena is the world's biggest cricket ground and named after Prime Minister Narendra Modi.