Pitcher Brian Matusz, 2008 Orioles' 1st-round pick, dies at 37 - ESPN
Former Baltimore Orioles left-hander Brian Matusz, the No. 4 pick in the 2008 MLB draft who spent almost his entire eight-year career with the Orioles, died Tuesday at age 37.
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UK Athletics charged over 2017 death of Paralympic athlete
LONDON : UK Athletics and its former head of sport have been charged over the death of Abdullah Hayayei in 2017 when the Paralympic athlete was training in London, British prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Padres' late owner's widow sues for control of team from his siblings
San Diego Padres’ second baseman Ian Kinsler appeared to yell ‘f--- you all’ at a crowd after he hit a big home run.
Coronation Street star Sydney Martin 'so overwhelmed' as fans show support after co-star's exit
Coronation Street star Sydney Martin admitted to feeling 'so overwhelmed' by the support she received over her performance in the show's biggest storyline at the moment.
Devastated Meghan Markle 'cried too many tears to count' after death of beloved dog
Meghan Markle announced the heartbreaking loss of her beloved rescue beagle, Guy, in a poignant tribute on her Instagram page. The Duchess of Sussex shared a touching video featuring cherished moments with Guy, whom she adopted in 2015 from a Canadian dog rescue.
Dad, 47, dies at home in Boxing Day tragedy
The family of a father of four who tragically died on Boxing Day, are grappling with unanswered questions surrounding his sudden death. Kevin Burnett, a 47 year old builder, passed away when he collapsed at home shortly after being discharged from hospital.
DWP admits it has paid out £500 million to dead people in benefit payments
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has inadvertently handed out £500 million in benefits to dead people. Alarmingly, the DWP has been unsuccessful in recouping millions from overpaid state pension and Pension Credit given to dead claimants.
WHO says risk of bird flu 'still low' after US reports its first human death
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that the risk of avian flu to the general population remains “low”.