Shock as new images emerge showing thousands of dead fish at Salford Quays
Distressing new images have emerged today showing thousands of dead fish floating on the water in and around Salford Quays.
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Britain's Cycling Time Trials bars transgender women from competing in female category
Britain's Cycling Time Trials (CTT) banned transgender women from competing in the female category of competitive events on Wednesday, while renaming the men's category to 'open' to "promote inclusivity and fair competition" in the sport.
Gino Mader airlifted to hospital after 'high speed' crash at Tour of Switzerland
Gino Mader was airlifted to hospital following a crash towards the end of Stage 5 of the Tour of Switzerland. Bahrain Victorious rider Mader and Magnus Sheffield of Ineos Grenadiers crashed on the descent off the Albulapass. Ad Bahrain Victorious issued a statement which read: “Gino Mader was involved in a crash on the descent towards La Punt, finish line of stage 5 at Tour de Suisse.
Stroll hopes to see both Aston drivers on Montreal podium
Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll hopes to see both his son Lance and Fernando Alonso on the podium at his home Canadian Formula One Grand Prix in Montreal this weekend despite Red Bull's dominance.
Clemson lands '25 RB prospect Gideon Davidson amid recruiting push - ESPN
Four-star running back Gideon Davidson became the first member of Clemson's 2025 recruiting class Wednesday.
India's Matches In WTC 2023-25: Away Challenge Against Australia, West Indies And South Africa
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the World Test Championship schedule for the third cycle (2023 - 25) of the event, beginning from the Ashes contest between hosts England and Australia this month. The Indian cricket team, who finished as the runners-up on the last two occasions of the event, face a stiff away challenge against teams like Australia, West Indies, and South Africa in this cycle.
Who will make the USWNT roster for the 2023 Women’s World Cup?
The United States women’s national team can make it an unprecedented three Women’s World Cups on the spin, giving it more consecutive titles than any other nation’s claimed cumulatively since the tournament began in 1991.
Crowley to leave Italy coaching role after World Cup
Kieran Crowley will leave his role as Italy head coach after the World Cup later this year, the country's rugby governing body (FIR) said on Thursday despite the New Zealand coach's wish to extend his contract.