Celtic have to spend big on transfers after that crowing note to the Stock Exchange – Chris Sutton
Celtic's message to the London Stock Exchange said the next financial figures will exceed expectations.
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Canoeing-Germany's Schopf upgrades to gold in perfect Paris race
PARIS : After missing out on gold in Tokyo by a fraction of a second, Germany's Jacob Schopf finally topped the podium after a brilliant display with new racing partner Max Lemke as they won the men's kayak double 500m final on Friday.
Sailing-Drones deliver bird's eye view for kite jury
MARSEILLE, France : In a darkened room below the ship-like "bridge" where race officials look out at the Mediterranean overseeing the Olympic sailing, a team of jurors stare intently at a glowing bank of screens streaming the high-octane kiteboard racing.
Canoeing-Carrington grabs another gold as New Zealand win kayak double race
PARIS :New Zealand paddler Lisa Carrington's gold rush continued at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium on Friday when she secured a seventh Olympic gold medal and her second of the Paris Games, winning the women's 500m kayak double race with Alicia Hoskin.
The GOAT? Banksy unveils two new animal artworks in London – but what do they mean?
On Monday (5 August) Banksy unveiled his – for the time being – newest work, found near Kew Bridge in southwest London. Done in the artist’s signature stencil style, with rocks falling down below the goat, the work also saw a nearby CCTV camera pointed at the animal silhouette – though this has since been moved to its original position, according to the BBC.
CrossFit Games athlete drowns in Texas lake during swimming portion of competition
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Canadian paddlers Connor Fitzpatrick, Michelle Russell, Riley Melanson advance to Olympic semis
Canada's paddlers continued to shine at the Paris Olympics on Wednesday, with three more boats advancing to their respective semifinals.
The Mancunian Way: 'Orchestrated criminality'
Greater Manchester’s most senior police officer has blasted those involved in violent scenes in Manchester and Bolton at the weekend. Chief Constable Stephen Watson said those taking part in what he described as 'orchestrated criminality' had nothing to do with lawful protest.