Hungary to host Israel Euro 2024 qualifying matches v Switzerland, Romania
Two of Israel's upcoming Euro 2024 qualifying games will be played in Hungary, European soccer's governing body UEFA announced on Tuesday.
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'Unacceptable': Demand broadband masts are taken down in Greater Manchester borough
A broadband company has been asked to remove some of its masts in Rochdale due to the 'unacceptable' impact on residents. The council has received complaints about IX Wireless poles around the borough, some of which have been put up in residential areas next to homes.
Dabo Swinney doubles down, says critics won't 'steal my joy' - ESPN
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney doubled down Tuesday on his emphatic monologue from a day earlier, saying too many fans had grown unappreciative of winning and insisting he would not allow the criticism surrounding the Tigers' 4-4 start to «steal my joy.»
Ranking undefeated college football teams - how each team can win it all - ESPN
Last year, we entered the final month of the regular season with six remaining unbeaten teams, all from power conferences. Four of them ended up reaching the College Football Playoff (although two had a loss), the other two, Tennessee and Clemson, strangely both lost to Shane Beamer's South Carolina in November.
Justin Thomas joining tech-infused golf league's Atlanta Drive GC - ESPN
Two-time major championship winner Justin Thomas is joining Atlanta Drive GC, one of the six teams in TGL presented by SoFi, the tech-infused golf league being developed by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, the franchise announced Tuesday.
The EU can’t hope for unity until it solves its Schengen conundrum
It's 2023, and the world seems to be sitting on a powder keg about to explode, and it's hardly the time for ambiguity and loose ends.
Keeping fishing fair: On board an EU patrol vessel in the Adriatic Sea
The Mediterranean Sea is one of the most overfished places on Earth. Its future depends on all fishers playing by the rules and keeping their catches sustainable. But how do authorities ensure this in a vast sea crisscrossed by national borders?
'Huge victory' as railway ticket offices to remain open after mayors threaten legal action
A U-turn on plans to close nearly all railway station ticket offices in England has been hailed as a 'huge victory' by Labour mayors who threatened legal action over the proposal. The government has announced today (October 31) that the closures would not go ahead.