Zero appetite for 15-day Wimbledon, says Henman
LONDON : Wimbledon organisers have "zero appetite" to turn the Championships into a 15-day event, according to former British number one and four-times semi-finalist Tim Henman.
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Suspect named following alleged 'dangerous driving' incident in Bolton
A man has been charged with a string of driving and drugs offences after being arrested in Bolton. Greater Manchester Police says its officers were called out to reports of a man driving dangerously on Derby Street at around 2pm on Wednesday (January 29).
'He asked me to wear my school uniform': The depraved former ice hockey star who 'doesn't deserve forgiveness'
'This is not the end of our pain and suffering.'
Ryan Lowe is next Motherwell manager contender but Billy Davies has board support over emotional Fir Park return
Ryan Lowe is under consideration for the vacant Motherwell job.
Man who punched Good Samaritan and robbed him found dead in prison
A 20-year-old who asked a man for a lift before attacking and robbing him has been found dead in prison. Simon Kubalik approached his victim while he was sat inside his car.
Top European court orders Italy to tackle mafia-caused pollution in area with high cancer rates
A top European court has come down hard on Italy, ruling that it has violated the right to life of 2.9 million citizens living in a toxic waste-polluted area around Naples.
PCB Breaks Silence On Reports Of Removing Imran Khan's Name From Lahore Stadium's Enclosure
The Pakistan Cricket Board has dismissed speculation that legendary cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan's name would be removed from an enclosure at the recently-renovated Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore owing to his incarceration on charges of corruption. Speculation was doing the rounds that PCB had removed the name of the 1992 World Cup-winning former captain from one of the enclosures at the stadium due to the "current political situation".
Feds -- Mizuhara wasn't gambling addict before Ohtani thefts - ESPN
Federal prosecutors disputed claims by Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter that he stole from the slugger to pay back massive gambling debts, saying there was no evidence he suffered from a gambling addiction before he started draining the Los Angeles Dodgers star's bank account, according to court documents filed Thursday.