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Michael Gannon: If Celtic get a £20m bid they have to sell. That’s the club’s model and you can’t attract players with the promise of moving then on then block it when it doesn’t suit. The key is having replacements ready to come in.
Charities and local councils have expressed concern over the impending end of the Household Support Fund next month. The fund, which is financed by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), provides support to thousands of households in need through grants and vouchers distributed by local councils.
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Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said last week that he hopes his players can focus on football now instead of the «business side» of name, image and likeness with the season opener just a few days away.
The mother of Jay Slater has revealed how donations to a GoFundMe were spent on the search for the missing teen – but says online trolling made her not want to ‘touch’ the money.
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Rewards continue to rain for Pakistan athlete Arshad Nadeem who made history in the Paris Olympic Games 2024, clinching the first-ever gold medal for his country in individual sports. Since Arshad has returned to Pakistan, rewards in both cash and kind have been pouring in. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a cash prize of PKR 150 million (approx. INR 4.5 crore) and a civil award for Pakistani javelin hero Arshad.
Following Indian badminton stars' dismal campaign at the Paris Olympics, many shuttlers have been criticised for their performance in the quadrennial event, especially considering the support they have received from authorities and the government. Even Prakash Padukone, former All-England winner and Lakshya Sen's coach, tore into the athletes for their failure to step up and deliver a medal. Reflecting on India's poor badminton show in the Paris Games, a report in PTI highlighted the sort of money that badminton stars received from the TOPS scheme. However, shuttler Ashwini Ponnappa has called the report 'a lie'.