Five arrested after police storm homes in dawn raids
Police swooped to make five arrests in raids at dawn today as part of an investigation into stolen work vans.
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New ‘village green’ created after 300 residents fought to protect it
Agricultural land on the outskirts of Bolton has been designated a ‘village green’ which protects it from future developments. Bolton Council’s licensing committee agreed with more than 300 petitioners that the status Horrock’s Fields as a village green was justified as the land had been used by locals for a range of recreational activities ‘as of right’ for more than 20 years.
Ill Modric to miss Real Madrid’s Spanish Super Cup semi
Real Madrid will be without Luka Modric in Thursday’s Spanish Super Cup semi-final clash with Mallorca in Saudi Arabia after the midfielder fell ill.
Flu-hit Musiala in doubt for Bayern’s trip to Gladbach
Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala has flu and is a doubt for Saturday’s trip to Borussia Moenchengladbach, the Bavarian side announced on Thursday.
Wolves sign Ivory Coast defender Agbadou from Reims
Wolves announced Thursday they have signed Ivory Coast defender Emmanuel Agbadou from Reims for a reported fee of £16.6 million ($20.3 million) — the first arrival under new manager Vitor Pereira.
Millions of Gmail users warned to make change immediately after 'red alert'
Google account holders are being warned to activate a "known senders" setting as hackers have devised a new method of attack, exploiting Google Calendar's features. According to cybersecurity experts at Check Point, the scam begins with seemingly harmless emails that invite users to add an event to their calendar.
'That was the line I couldn't cross': Tesco faces backlash over 'unethical' in-store advice
Tesco has come under fire for an "unethical" trial where Danone-funded midwives offer advice on infant feeding. The initiative, which includes branded uniforms and training by the formula company, is taking place at Tesco’s Cheshunt store in Hertfordshire.
No Longer Running National Camps, Athletics Federation Of India To Monitor Athletes For Dope Testing
The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) on Wednesday brushed aside concerns that more doping cases could embarrass the country in future following closure of national camps, saying that it will continue to monitor the athletes and share relevant information with the NADA. The AFI decided to end national camps after the Paris Olympics, except for the relay teams which will still be under the direct supervision of the national body. For a long time, AFI has a policy of not picking non-campers for relay teams in view of the fact that they cannot tested frequently. The athletes can now train at the National Centers of Excellence which are under Sports Authority of India (SAI) or they can choose private bodies like the JSW, Reliance and Tata. They can also train at centers attached with states or with Army, Navy or Air Force.