Winners and losers at Atlanta Motor Speedway
A look at winners and losers in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway:
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Woman failed eight rounds of IVF before discovering 29-year-old medical mistake
A woman failed eight rounds of IVF and was unable to have children before finding out her contraceptive coil was left inside her for almost 30 years.
New Zealand triumph in windy Wellington, sweep series 2-0
:New Zealand completed an innings and 58-run victory over Sri Lanka in the second test in blustery Wellington on Monday to sweep the series 2-0 as the South Asian side's resistance finally broke late on day four.
Spring training roundup: Max Fried stays unbeaten, Braves blank Twins
Max Fried gave up only one hit in 6 1/3 innings to remain undefeated this spring, and Marcell Ozuna hit a three-run homer to lead the visiting Atlanta Braves past the Minnesota Twins 5-0 Sunday in Fort Myers, Fla.
College football coach hospitalized after bicycle crash
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Mets' DJ Stewart hits for cycle; Brandon Nimmo eyes opener
New York Mets outfielder DJ Stewart talked himself into another at-bat against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday after bench coach Eric Chavez tried to tell him he was coming out after three hits in his first three plate appearances.
Masterplan vision of the future for the pretty Greater Manchester town 'dripping with heritage'
There is no denying Littleborough is home to some of the most fascinating history and heritage in the region. Take Town House - the 18th century abode of visionary Rochdale MP Gordon Harvey - or Harehill Park, a Victorian idyll where visitors will find the grave of a pet monkey that belonged to the first owners of the house there.
Mathieu van der Poel shocks Adam Blythe with manner of his Milano-San Remo win as he wins first Monument of 2023
Eurosport expert Adam Blythe says he was “shocked” by Mathieu van der Poel’s (Alpecin-Deceuninck) attack that saw him win Milano-San Remo for the first time. Van der Poel was part of a high quality quartet that consisted of himself, Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates), Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) and Filippo Ganna (Ineos Grenadiers). Ad It was Pogacar and UAE Team Emirates who did most of the damage to the rest of the peloton, before Van der Poel went for a big attack of his own just before the crest of the Poggio climb and held on to win by 15 seconds from Ganna and Van Aert.