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Just as governments across the world have eased COVID-19-related restrictions, the spectre of another wave of the virus is sparking concern among the scientific community.
Los Angeles won't be the only city to host a home run derby in 2022.
Major League Baseball announced on Wednesday a global Home Run Derby tour that will bring back former all-stars and World Series champions who will swing for the fences at stops in London, Seoul and Mexico City in 2022.
When Craig Chambers makes his way into the MCG for the Shane Warne memorial service tonight, he will have spent almost a month sifting through personal memories of a man he describes as «just an all-round good fella».
TUESDAY’S BIG STORIES Yesterday we brought you Manchester United players voicing their discontent while away on international duty. Ad/> Today? An international boss and former Manchester United manager warning another coach against taking the gig at Old Trafford. Premier LeagueVan Gaal: Ten Hag should choose a football club, not a commercial club19 HOURS AGO And so the circus continueth.
TORONTO — Samuel Oram-Jones has no regrets about trading in his racing helmet for football headgear but does wonder daily about how different his life might be had he remained behind the wheel.
Beyond Arsenal looking to sign a striker, or two, in the summer, the central midfield position continues to be a key point of focus. Only Sambi Lokonga arrived in the summer despite a protracted pursuit of more senior targets.
From Manchester to Manhattan, the architects in the running to redesign Piccadilly Gardens have been responsible for major projects all over the world. Six design teams have been chosen to move forward to the next stage of an international competition to transform the Gardens into a 'world class space'.