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Hello, and welcome to WalesOnline's live blog for Monday, November 4 We'll be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
Mohamed Salah dropped a cryptic hint about his Liverpool future on Sunday as the Egypt star said he would never forget the feeling of scoring at Anfield “no matter what happens”.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis said his home was burglarized and his possessions were stolen during Saturday night's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
It is a kit much loved by the Celtic faithful and it could be set for a big return next summer.
Manchester United will be gunning to make it two out of two wins under Ruud van Nistelrooy when they host Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon (4.30pm).
A huge controversy erupted in the India A vs Australia A unofficial Test after the umpires seemingly accused the Indian players of ball-tampering on Sunday morning. Ahead of the start of the play, the ball was changed by the umpires, but the Indian players weren't pleased with the decision after being told that the change had to be made as the ball was tampered with. As India A wicket-keeper Ishan Kishan questioned the umpire's decision, he was told that the dissent would be reported. However, now Cricket Australia has issued a clarification on the topic.
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy hasn't even started and a big controversy has erupted. India A team, already on the tour of Australia for three unofficial Tests, has been accused of 'ball tampering' during the practice match against Australia A. Ahead of the start of the day's play on Sunday, the match officials informed India A players that the ball has been changed as it was tampered with. Umpire Shawn Craig brough the development to Indian players' notice during the first unofficial Test. He said: "When you scratch it, we change the ball. No more discussion, let's play."
The parade was announced by My Spirit Halloween and attracted thousands of Dublin locals to gather along a route from Parnell Square to Temple Bar for an event supposedly organised by Galway arts ensemble Macnas. It was only after the Halloween fans arrived that it became clear that the website had made the entire parade up.