Large police cordon in place in city centre after 'pedestrian hit by bus' - updates
A large police cordon is in place in the city centre this evening. A stretch of Fairfield Street, close to Sackville Gardens and the Gay Village, has been taped off.
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Bears fire Eberflus after 6th straight loss, name Brown interim - ESPN
CHICAGO — The Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus on Friday, choosing to go in a «different direction» one day after a 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions that ended with the Bears' furious comeback attempt falling short thanks to clock mismanagement.
M4 incident shut two lanes near Bridgend
An incident closed two lanes of the M4 near Bridgend causing delays of up to 30 minutes.
Man United boss Ruben Amorim has very different message for Rasmus Hojlund to Roy Keane
Ruben Amorim and Roy Keane have differing opinions on the areas Rasmus Hojlund needs to refine as Manchester United's leading striker.
Hungry Herbert holds lead at Australian Open as Smith stumbles
MELBOURNE : An unflappable Lucas Herbert led his home Australian Open at the halfway mark on Friday as fan favourite Cameron Smith tumbled down the leaderboard with a poor back nine at Kingston Heath.
Inside the on field Celtic crisis meeting after Champions League howler as Alistair Johnston what was really said
Alistair Johnston knows there’s always been a demand for Celtic to play with a certain swashbuckling style.
Top 25 roundup: Dayton hands No. 2 UConn 3rd straight loss
Enoch Cheeks scored eight of his 20 points during a critical stretch late in the second half on Wednesday as Dayton sent two-time defending national champion and second-ranked UConn to an 0-3 finish at the Maui Invitational with an 85-67 romp in the seventh-place game at Lahaina, Hawaii.
Do organic farmers still have a chance in Europe?
With media-savvy manure-heap initiatives, motorway blockades and tractor rallies in capital cities, in particular the large farmers' associations with their predominantly conventional-farming members, are attempting to haul the European Commission's "Green Deal" to the slaughtering block. But what about the climate-conscious farmers who had hoped that the "Green Deal" would benefit them, their land and the environment? An investigation by our reporter Hans von der Brelie in Auersthal, a small village in the far-eastern reaches of the Republic of Austria.