Not criminal masterminds: Meet Greater Manchester’s most hapless crooks
Ruthless, dastardly and cunning - these are not words you would use to describe Greater Manchester’s most hapless crooks.
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‘We’re going to bring hell’: The Warriors are embracing the full Jimmy Butler experience
Draymond Green was running onto the court for the Golden State Warriors' game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday when he spotted a reporter interviewing Jimmy Butler in the hallway.
Woman watched and smiled as her fiancé raped terrified victim
A woman watched and smiled as her fiancé pinned a woman down and raped her. Anthony Preston, 22, and his partner Nicole Rickatson, 27, from Hull, 'encouraged and assisted each other' when they 'sexually abused' the terrified victim.
Bully with steel toe-cap boots put colleague in coma in unprovoked attack
A workplace bully assaulted a colleague, kicking him in the chin and neck - leaving him in a coma. The victim will have to take medication for the rest of his life.
Cards owner sued, accused of 'unmercifully' harassing assistant - ESPN
TEMPE, Ariz. — A former assistant to Michael Bidwill is suing the Arizona Cardinals owner, alleging that he «unmercifully harassed» her in an effort to get her to leave the team.
Carlos Alcaraz Cruises, Stefanos Tsitsipas Scrapes Through In Rotterdam
Carlos Alcaraz eased into the quarter-finals of the Rotterdam Open on Thursday with a comfortable straight-sets win over Italian qualifier Andrea Vavassori. The top-seeded Alcaraz had far too much firepower and accuracy for Vavassori, ranked 317 in the world, running out a 6-2, 6-1 winner in just over an hour. "Today, I think I hit everything pretty well. I'm just hopeful I can keep going and be a bit better next round," said the Spaniard after the match. Wearing a breathing aid on his nose as he recovers from illness, Alcaraz got off to a flying start, breaking in the very first game and sealing the set 6-2 as the Italian pushed a forehand wide.
Taekwondo Corruption Scandal: Delhi High Court Set Aside Removal Of Director Over 'Fixing Results'
The Delhi High Court on Thursday set aside the removal of Taekwondo's Director of Competition (DOC) saying that allegations of corruption against him were not "accompanied by any cogent material". On Monday, DOC T Praveen Kumar was removed by the National Games Technical Conduct Committee (GTCC) along with some officials, who were also accused of seeking bribes to fix results in 10 of the 16 weight categories long before the competition actually started. He was replaced by S Dinesh Kumar as DOC.
When will Luka Doncic debut for the Lakers? Everything we know so far
Luka Doncic should make his debut with the Los Angeles Lakers soon.