Ex-Yankees pitcher David Wells defends Bud Light stance; says Americans should stand for national anthem
Former New York Yankees pitcher David Wells appears on "Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich" about his stance on the beer brand.
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Rugby World Cup news Live: Argentina pile pressure on Wales, Springboks announce and TV boss gone
The Rugby World Cup is approaching the business end, with a mouth-watering line-up of quarter-finals to come this weekend. Wales face Argentina first on Saturday, before Ireland take on New Zealand, while England v Fiji and France v South Africa will be played out on Sunday.
Erik ten Hag's brutal Casemiro admission sums up midfielder's Manchester United struggles this season
Casemiro will likely welcome this international break after enduring a torrid start to the season with Manchester United.
Manchester United trend shows Andre Onana may not be entirely to blame for his poor start at club
The spotlight has been beaming brightly on Andre Onana since his arrival at Manchester United and he has somewhat sweltered under the heat.
Man City double return boost could bring them back to their best
As Pep Guardiola always maintains, the first half of the Premier League season isn't where you want to show your best work.
Four north London schools shut for the day following Israel attacks
Four north London Jewish schools have shut 'in the interests of the safety of [their] precious children' amid tension in the Middle East. Torah Vodaas Primary School in Edgware; Ateres Beis Yaakov Primary School in Colindale; and Menorah High School in Neasden, told parents on Thursday evening (October 12) they would be shut until Monday, Sky News reports.
In stunning move, Tunisia snubs Brussels and refunds €60 million in EU aid
"The Commission has been informed that Tunisia returned the payment of 60 million euros," said Ana Pisonero, the Commission's spokesperson for enlargement and neighbourhood, without specifying a reason for the repayment.
Massa's lawyers give F1 and FIA another month to respond
Lawyers for Brazilian Felipe Massa have given Formula One and the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) another month to respond to threatened court action over the 2008 world championship.