Former Harrods boss witnessed 'abhorrent' behaviour from Mohamed Al Fayed
A former Harrods chief executive has said he witnessed "abhorrent" behaviour from the shop's late owner Mohamed Al Fayed, but said he was "not aware" of any sexual abuse.
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On September 22, an officially unrecognized "General Congress of UHF" took place in Kremenchuk, contrary to the current legislation and the organization's Statute. During the meeting, it was announced that a "new president of the Ukrainian Hockey Federation" had been "elected," with the organizers naming Serhhiy Mazur, owner of the Kremenchuk Hockey Club, as the new president.
Reggie Bush sues USC, Pac-12, NCAA for NIL compensation - ESPN
Former USC running back and 2005 Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush has filed a lawsuit against the university, the Pac-12 and the NCAA, seeking compensation for his name, image and likeness during his time with the program.
Riot boy, 14, wasn't prosecuted because his furious mum and dad told him off
A 14 year-old boy who was involved in the post-Southport riots was so severely told off by his parents that police and the Crown Prosecution Service decided to take no further action, it was revealed today.
Her name is written in black and blue
Elinor O'Brien was just 22 years old when she had her life stolen by a man who said he loved her.
Burglar gets £5m after he's stabbed by convicted murderer in prison canteen
A burglar who suffered 'life-changing' injuries after he was stabbed while he worked in a prison canteen has been awarded more than £5m in damages.
'My life in Tenerife turned into a nightmare. Now I'm suing Spain'
It is a story which sounds like a script for an exotic, violent, albeit slightly over the top crime drama. The ingredients are an ex-rock star, an unsolved murder with the victim found at the bottom of a well; alleged wrongful imprisonment and an innocent man's three-decade fight for justice.
Layshia Clarendon, WNBA's first openly nonbinary player, retires - ESPN
Los Angeles Sparks guard Layshia Clarendon, a leader in the WNBA's social justice initiatives, the league's first openly transgender and nonbinary player and a 2017 All-Star, announced their retirement on Friday on Instagram.