Bulls trading Alex Caruso to Thunder for Josh Giddey, sources say - ESPN
The Chicago Bulls are trading two-time All-Defensive guard Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder for guard Josh Giddey, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
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England struggling with Euro 2024 expectations - Southgate - ESPN
Gareth Southgate has admitted his England squad are struggling to cope with the expectations of winning Euro 2024 after labouring to a 1-1 draw against Denmark on Thursday.
Former India Pacer David Johnson Falls From 4th-Floor Apartment, Dies
Former India pacer David Johnson died on Thursday after falling from the balcony of his fourth-floor apartment here and an investigation is in progress to figure out if it was a case of suicide, the police has said. Johnson, who played two Tests for India, was 52 and is survived by his wife and two children "It is believed that 52-year-old David Jude Johnson fell from his apartment in Kanaka Sri Layout in Kothanur. A UDR (unnatural death report) has been filed at the Kothanur police station," a statement from the state police read.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirms Manchester United transfer blow as deal is called off
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has confirmed Manchester United won't be able to sign any players from Nice during this transfer window due to UEFA's multi-club ownership rules.
Woman racks up £800 hotel bill then vanishes
A woman allegedly racked up a bill of almost £800 at a family-run hotel, only to leave without settling the tab. The woman reportedly splurged on meals and a three-night stay at the Diplomat Hotel in Wales before vanishing.
Man who thought he was 'invincible' arrested at airport as he tried to flee to Malaga
An EncroChat drug dealer was arrested while carrying £8,000 in cash as he tried to board a flight to Malaga.
OPP launch investigation into Jontay Porter betting scandal
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has launched an investigation probing former Toronto Raptor Jontay Porter's betting scandal, a spokesperson for the force confirmed Wednesday.
EU Policy. Member states beef up safety rules amid growing nuclear power market
EU countries today (June 19) approved changes to rules on the use and transit of nuclear materials with a view to increasing safety as reliance on nuclear energy is set to grow within the coming decades, three EU diplomats told Euronews.