Age falsification harmful to athletes, says Egwero
One of Nigeria’s longest-serving sprinters, Ogho-Oghene Egwero, has warned athletes involved in age falsification of the dire consequences of such act in their careers.
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England captain Knight issued suspended fine over 2012 blackface photo
England women's captain Heather Knight has been reprimanded and issued a suspended 1,000 pounds ($1,334) fine after she admitted to a charge over a 2012 social media post, England's Cricket Regulator said on Monday.
Riot boy, 14, wasn't prosecuted because his furious mum and dad told him off
A 14 year-old boy who was involved in the post-Southport riots was so severely told off by his parents that police and the Crown Prosecution Service decided to take no further action, it was revealed today.
The deputy headteacher who tried to save his own skin after 'truly shocking' behaviour
A deputy head who carried out 'two totally needless, senseless, acts of cruelty' has been given an indefinite teaching ban.
Can Russia's forces push the Ukrainian army out of Kursk region by mid-October?
Russian forces have reportedly been assigned with pushing the Ukrainian army out of the Kursk region by mid-October — or in less than a month.
All Creatures Great and Small fans emotional as characters killed off in heartbreaking James Herriot scene
Viewers of 'All Creatures Great and Small' were left feeling emotional on Thursday night as they witnessed the beloved character James Herriot, brought to life by actor Nicholas Ralph, return to their screens in a context far removed from the cosy confines of Skeldale and the presence of his wife Helen (played by Rachel Shenton), due to his role in the war as a pilot.
Coronation Street's new storyline sparks health warning from experts
Coronation Street is set to air a storyline based on a significant health issue that experts are urging viewers to see as a warning. The ITV soap will introduce a new plot this week, focusing on the dangers of undergoing plastic surgery abroad.
Junior doctors agree pay deal to end strike action and name change
Junior doctors have voted to accept a Government pay deal worth 22.3 per cent on average over two years, bringing to an end strike action after a long-running campaign. And from Wednesday, they will no longer be referred to as junior doctors as a name change to resident doctors has also been agreed.