Federal judge rules transgender student can play on girl's tennis team in Virginia
Kirk Herbstreit talks to OutKick's Dan Dakich on "Don't @ Me" and explains the reaction he got from his stance on transgender athletes.
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Man caught wheeling suitcase stuffed with almost £80k of cannabis at train station before claiming it 'wasn't his'
A man was caught wheeling a suitcase stuffed with almost £80k worth of cannabis at a train station. Le Van Phuc, 29, was stopped after transport cops acted on suspicions, before he then claimed the luggage wasn't his.
Who is Ashley Dale's boyfriend Lee Harrison and what happened to him?
Channel 4's new documentary, Merseyside Detectives, takes a look at the police investigation into two high-profile shootings in Liverpool in 2022, which left Ashley Dale and nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel dead.
Boy launched stones at police whilst stood next to war memorial during Bolton riot
A teenager who 'dishonoured the war dead' by launching stones at police whilst stood next to a war memorial during the Greater Manchester riots has avoided being detained.
Ex-NFL player Gosder Cherilus breaks silence after being accused of urinating on passenger during flight
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Rules 'Draconian', No illegal Act By Vinesh Phogat: Court of Arbitration for Sport On Olympic Disqualification
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said that it is an athlete's responsibility to stay within the weight limit but also called the consequences of failing the weigh-in on the second day 'draconian' while giving the reasons for rejecting Vinesh Phogat's appeal. Vinesh qualified for the 50kg freestyle gold medal match after victories over Yui Susaki, Oksana Livach and Yusneylys Guzman Lopez but the Indian wrestler was disqualified for being overweight. The United World Wrestling (UWW) rules stated that any wrestler who fails to make weight is completely disqualified and her appeal was also rejected by CAS.
Jannik Sinner Beats Frances Tiafoe To Win ATP Cincinnati Open
World number one Jannik Sinner on Monday lifted his third ATP Masters trophy as the world number one beat Frances Tiafoe 7-6 (7/4), 6-2 to win the Cincinnati Open. The Italian top seed warmed up for next week's US Open in style, biding his time in a hard-fought first set before breaking the match open in the second. Tiafoe, whose game faded after losing the first-set tiebreaker, still made an impression. The American, who moves into the ranking top-20, saved three match points before Sinner claimed his 15th career title.
The headteacher who stole £15,000 from schools after racking up £100k in credit card debt
A once-respected headteacher's career has been shattered after it was revealed that he had stole £15,000 from two schools after spiralling into £100,000 of credit card debt