LIVE: Lightning strike sparks travel chaos as Greater Manchester battered by storm
There have been some heavy rain showers across northern England, Northern Ireland and northwest Scotland ahead of what is expected to be a wet and windy weekend.
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College football best bets for Week 3 - Lay the points with Ducks at Northwestern? - ESPN
Week 3 of college football season is here, and the board is spicy. Lines are shifting, narratives are forming, and a few teams are still getting priced like their old selves.
Road events at world championships to start 30 minutes earlier to beat Tokyo heat
TOKYO :Record-high temperatures and debilitating humidity have prompted World Athletics Championships organisers to move up the start times for the race walk and marathon events this weekend by 30 minutes to 7:30 a.m. (2230 GMT) in a bid to beat the Tokyo heat.
LSU's Brian Kelly - SEC coaches unified on new portal dates - ESPN
SEC coaches expressed support Wednesday for the proposed move of college football's transfer portal window from December to January, arguing it's the best option even if it conflicts with the College Football Playoff schedule.
Britain expect Davis Cup tie in Poland to go ahead
LONDON :Britain's Davis Cup team are expecting to play their Davis Cup World Group I tie against Poland in Gdynia this weekend despite the country and NATO allies shooting down drones that violated Polish airspace overnight on Tuesday.
Tarris Bouie gives Alabama hoops 2nd top-50 commitment - ESPN
Top-35 wing Tarris Bouie announced his commitment to Alabama on Wednesday, giving the Crimson Tide their second top-50 recruit of the week.
'Best Foot Forward': U.S. Men's Striker Role at World Cup Still Wide Open
Josh Sargent was sitting on a plane heading back to the United States following another stellar season with English club Norwich City when the email from U.S. Soccer popped up on his phone.
FIVE Goals?! Stitched-Up Erling Haaland Leads Norway in 11-1 Blowout Win
Erling Haaland might have had a misstep coming off a bus, but he was once again on point when it came to the pitch.