Thieves break into primary school and steal 17-seat minibus
Thieves broke into a primary school and stole its 17-seat minibus.
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Manchester United can't afford to repeat Jack Grealish mistake with summer transfer priority
Jack Grealish might not yet have conjured up his swashbuckling best at Manchester City - but each sighting of him in blue should act as a warning sign to neighbours Manchester United.
Winter Olympics 2022 - Beat Feuz snatches gold in men's downhill, 41-year-old Johan Clarey wins silver
Beat Feuz produced a fine run to win gold in the men's downhill at the Yanqing Alpine Skiing Centre in Beijing. The Swiss racer, who won super-G silver and downhill bronze in Pyeongchang 2018, snatched top spot from Matthias Mayer with a special run of 1:42.69 to claim his first ever gold medal. Ad/> Johan Clarey, aged 41, surged into silver medal position after producing the race of his life with a time of 1:42.79.
Three Canadians victorious on UFC Fight Night prelims
LAS VEGAS — American Chidi (Chidi Bang Bang) Njokuani kicked off his UFC career with a bang Saturday, knocking out Quebec middleweight Marc-Andre (Powerbar) Barriault in just 16 seconds on a Fight Night card.
Leopardstown on Saturday: Tips and runners for every race including Irish Gold Cup
Minella Indo prepares for the defence of his Cheltenham Gold Cup crowd on a star-studded card at Leopardstown.
NBC's Savannah Guthrie: China using Uyghur athlete in Olympic ceremony 'an in-your-face response' to West
In media news today, an AP reporter spars with the State Department’s Ned Price over allegations on Russia, a report claims that Jeff Zucker and Allison Gollust gave Andrew Cuomo COVID ‘talking points’ to combat Trump, and an MSNBC broadcast gets interrupted by a ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ flag.
Nicholls hoping Gold run is made to measure for Frodon
Paul Nicholls expects the demands of Leopardstown to bring out the best in Frodon as he bids to become the first British-trained horse in over a decade to land the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup.
Beijing Olympics opens under shadow of rights fears and Covid
Winter Olympics open Friday as China tried to turn the page on a build-up overshadowed by human rights concerns, Covid and a US-led diplomatic boycott. Fireworks exploded over the "Bird's Nest" as the lattice-shaped stadium took centre stage, just as it did at the 2008 Games, as Beijing becomes the first city to host both a Summer and Winter Olympics.