What the world was like the last time Kansas beat Oklahoma - ESPN
The Kansas Jayhawks have upset the formerly undefeated Oklahoma Sooners.
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Live updates as go-slow protesters take to roads across Wales against 20mph default speed limit
A series of 'go-slow' protests are taking place across Wales in opposition to the 20mph default speed limit that was introduced in September. The protesters are planning to drive very slowly on major roads in protest at being asked drive 10mph slower on former 30mph roads which are overwhelmingly in residential areas.
Why wouldn't Canada want a talented, young athlete as one of its citizens?
Canada is a supporter of athletes and sport. Despite many national sports organizations in this country being in need of an overhaul, assessment or investigation, Canada enjoys its time on the podium.
Hamilton says unchecked cars were also illegal in Austin
MEXICO CITY : Lewis Hamilton claimed on Thursday that more cars than his Mercedes and Charles Leclerc's Ferrari were illegal at the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin and called for a fairer system of post-race checks.
Why wouldn't Canada want a talented, young athlete as one of its citizens?
Canada is a supporter of athletes and sport. Despite many national sports organizations in this country being in need of an overhaul, assessment or investigation, Canada enjoys its time on the podium.
What we learned from Victor Wembanyama's NBA debut - ESPN
For the first three quarters, the statline wasn't impressive (6 points, 2-of-4 shooting). The jaw-dropping highlights seen in the preseason were mostly absent. Foul trouble kept him on the bench for all but 16 minutes.
Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali handed 10-month ban ahead of Manchester United clash
Newcastle will be without Sandro Tonali for next week's Carabao Cup clash at Manchester United after the midfielder was handed a 10-month ban for breaking Italian gambling regulations.
Log burner users could end up with £300 fine and criminal record under new rules
New rules for log burners mean some households could be fined up to £300 - and people could end up with a criminal record. It comes as new regulation reduces the permissible amount of smoke new stoves can produce from 5g per hour to 3g per hour.