Priestman emails show Canada Soccer spying may have been regular practice
Emails released by FIFA indicate drone usage for the purposes of spying may have been a common practice across Canada Soccer's senior national teams.
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2024 Olympic Games: What Canada women need to do to qualify - ESPN
The group stage of the 2024 Olympic Games women's soccer tournament draws to a close on Wednesday, with Canada's women looking to overcome the odds and qualify despite having six points deducted over a drone-spying scandal.
LIVE: Huw Edwards appears at court charged with making indecent images of children
Former BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards has been pictured arriving at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London this morning after he was charged over child sex abuse images.
Council denies claim chief called property agent a 'massive Jewish b***end'
Manchester council has denied claims that its chief executive called a property agent a 'massive Jewish b***end'.
Woman says 'my cancer symptoms were dismissed for years due to my age'
When Rachel Conyers started struggling with heavy periods that left her unable to carry out her usual tasks she was told it was due to her age. The 56-year-old dealt with the issue for four years before attending A&E in a bid for answers.
Wave's Jill Ellis files defamation suit against ex-employee - ESPN
San Diego Wave FC president and former United States women's national team coach Jill Ellis has filed a defamation lawsuit against a former Wave employee who recently accused Ellis of creating a toxic work environment.
French police investigating abuse targeting Olympic opening ceremony DJ over 'Last Supper' scene
A storm of outrage about the Paris Olympics' opening ceremony — including angry comments from Donald Trump — took a legal turn Tuesday, with French prosecutors ordering police to investigate complaints from a DJ and LGBTQ+ icon who performed.
Police issue warning after 'incorrect' name for Southport stabbings suspect circulated online
Merseyside Police have issued a warning after an 'incorrect' name for the alleged Southport attacker was widely circulated online. Inaccurate posts by social media sleuths about the identity of the perpetrator have received millions of views and engagements.