Kanon Catchings, projected 2025 1st-round pick, commits to BYU - ESPN
Kanon Catchings, a projected first-round pick in 2025, told ESPN he has committed to BYU.
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Starmer rules out Premier League transfer tax
Labour will not introduce a 10 per cent tax on Premier League transfers, Sir Keir Starmer has said after reports his party was considering the move.
Ferguson takes three wickets in four maiden overs in New Zealand win
PORT OF SPAIN : Pace bowler Lockie Ferguson grabbed three wickets as he bowled four maiden overs in New Zealand's thumping victory over Papua New Guinea in the final match for both teams at the T20 World Cup on Monday.
Labour pledges ban on English clubs joining breakaway tournaments
LONDON : Britain's opposition Labour Party, who polls predict are set to win next month's general election, promised on Monday to create a new football regulator that would prevent Premier League clubs from joining Super League-style breakaway tournaments.
Nigel Farage launches Reform manifesto at social club in Merthyr Tydfil
Nigel Farage's party Reform UK has today brought the UK's media to one of the most deprived areas of Wales to launch its manifesto for the General Election on July 5. Mr Farage said he chose the sports and social club in the Gurnos, Merthyr Tydfil, as Wales is an example of "what happens to a country when Labour is in charge".
4,500 people march through Brussels in protest against right-wing ideology
More than 4,000 people have marched through Brussels in protest against the political right and racism.
EU leaders meet in Brussels to divvy up top jobs. These are the frontrunners
The post-election game of horse trading faces its first test on Monday as leaders of the European Union meet in Brussels to discuss, and possibly assign, the bloc's top jobs.
"Get a GP appointment? You'd get to Mars sooner": Frustration and apathy in a Stockport suburb
There's frustration in the air as the Manchester Evening News visits the Cheadle constituency to ask people about the upcoming general election. With three weeks to go, many seemed weary, with eyes rolled and mutterings of 'they're all the same'.