Taxi driver who injured pedestrian and lied to ‘cover up the incident’ can go back to work after 12-week suspension
A taxi driver involved in a road collision which injured a pedestrian will be free to resume his job after a 12-week suspension.
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Nigerian champions, Edo Queens eye TP Mazembe’s scalp, CAF’s $600, 000
Nigerian champions, Edo Queens of Benin, will get at least $300,000 for progressing to the semifinals of the ongoing CAF Women’s Champions League.
Chris Wood hits hat-trick in NZ World Cup qualifying rout
Nottingham Forest’s Chris Wood hit a hat-trick for New Zealand in an 8-0 thrashing of Samoa in World Cup qualifying Monday to extend his red-hot form for club and country.
Arne Engels at centre of escalating Belgium crisis as Celtic star’s ally in jeopardy after humbling Israel 'hodgepodge'
Celtic star Arne Engels has found himself at the centre of a Belgium crisis with boss Domenico Tedesco coming under mounting pressure after defeat to Israel.
DWP £184 weekly PIP payments could be on offer to people with diabetes
Many people living with diabetes in the UK could be entitled to extra financial help from the DWP. New Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) data shows that 40,234 people across Great Britain with diabetes were receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) at the end of July.
AFN removes Onikeku as technical director, dissolves all committees
The Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) has removed Samuel Onikeku, as head of its technical sub-committee and technical director.
Man fighting for life after 'disturbance' as police tape off pub in Bury
A man is fighting for his life in hospital after being seriously hurt during a 'disturbance' in Bury.
Canadian speed skaters earn 5 medals on final day of Four Continents championships
Ivanie Blondin led the way in a five-medal day for Canada at the Four Continents speedskating championships on Sunday in Hachinohe, Japan.