Five on Friday: 5 unusual ways to work up a sweat
SINGAPORE: It’s been a bumpy road to recovery for the fitness industry in Singapore.
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The masterplan that could transform Middleton town centre for good
A new masterplan reveals how Middleton town centre could be transformed into a ‘beautiful and exciting place’ that celebrates its own community, culture and heritage. It is the latest blueprint to be brought forward by Rochdale council, which is also developing similar strategies for town centres across the borough.
How to take a meter reading for gas or electricity
Bills are set to increase massively from tomorrow, October 1, with people being urged to take a reading of their gas and electricity before the price hike.
Jasprit Bumrah likely to miss T20 World Cup
Pace ace all but ruled out of marquee event due to recurring back injuryNEW DELHI: India's T20 World Cup hopes suffered a big blow on Wednesday with pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah's back injury resurfacing in a big way, which is likely to force him to skip the marquee event in Australia in October. Indian cricket board (BCCI) sources told TOI that Bumrah had been released from the team which is currently playing against South Africa in a T20I series. This is the second injury setback for India ahead of the World Cup following Ravindra Jadeja's knee injury.
CRO Race 2022: Jonas Vingegaard secures first win since Tour de France triumph on punchy Stage Three finish
Jonas Vingegaard secured his first victory since his triumphant Tour de France with an impressive display on the first categorised finish of the 2022 CRO Race. Stage 3 of the race in Croatia brought two climbing tests inside the final 20 kilometres of a 156km route from Sinj to Primostein, finishing on a short but punchy ascent in Primostein. Ad Vingegaard returned to road racing action this week for the first time since sealing his maiden Grand Tour overall victory in Paris in July.
Sports media is unequipped to handle the Ime Udoka workplace scandal
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U.S. into FIBA World Cup semifinals after trailing, triple-double watch
SYDNEY — Alyssa Thomas and her United States teammates were tested for the first time in the World Cup by a physical Serbia team.
'Too stupid for words' – Remco Evenepoel to Ineos rumours shut down by Patrick Lefevere after media storm
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss Patrick Lefevere has shut down rumours linking world champion Remco Evenepoel to Ineos Grenadiers as “too stupid for words.” The cycling transfer rumour mill was sent spiralling on Wednesday when Lefevere said that Dave Brailsford had sent him a text, saying to let Ineos know if they wanted to sell Evenepoel. Ad This came on the back of reports saying that Ineos owner Jim Ratcliffe is desperate to win the Tour de France and sees Evenepoel as the key to recapturing the Grand Tour.