Bernard Phelan recounts harrowing experiences as state hostage in Iran
Of the many horrifying accounts from his incarceration as a state hostage in Iran, Bernard Phelan recalls the helpless nighttime cries of men due to be hanged in the morning.
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WR prospect Isaiah Bond to leave Texas, enter 2025 NFL draft - ESPN
Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond is leaving school early to enter the 2025 NFL draft, he told ESPN.
Who will make Scotland’s Six Nations squad? The big snubs, injury latest and welcomed newbies
The Scotland rugby union team more or less picks itself these days. From Pierre Schoeman at No 1 to Blair Kinghorn at 15, it is a tried and trusted line-up with serious experience.
The best restaurants and cafes to celebrate Lunar New Year in Greater Manchester... let us know your favourites
We are just a couple of weeks away from Lunar New Year - which is celebrated by billions of people across the world.
Man United and Man City handed significant transfer blow as Martin Zubimendi 'agrees' move
Arsenal are reportedly set to hand a major transfer blow to Manchester United and Man City as they push to sign Martin Zubimendi, in a deal worth £51million.
From success story to headache: ICC grapples with Afghanistan dilemma
NEW DELHI : After years of showcasing Afghanistan's remarkable rise as a success story, the International Cricket Council (ICC) is under pressure to crack the whip on its member nation, which has seen major curtailment of women's rights by the Taliban government.
De Minaur sees off Van de Zandschulp to progress in Melbourne
MELBOURNE : Australian number one Alex de Minaur recovered quickly after a dip in his level to move into the Australian Open second round with a 6-1 7-5 6-4 win over dangerous Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp on Tuesday.
Bundesliga clubs must contribute to police costs for high risk matches-court
BERLIN : German soccer clubs must pay their share of increased policing costs during high-risk matches, the country's federal Constitutional Court said on Tuesday, ending a more than decade-long dispute over who should shoulder the additional financial burden of such games.