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Drivers heading to Greater Manchester are facing long queues on the M62 this rush hour following a crash. There are currently seven-mile queues on the westbound carriageway from junction 22 at Rishworth Moor to junction 24 at Ainley Top, in West Yorkshire.
A lucky seller is encouraging people to check their pockets after selling a rare £2 he got from the shops for more than £200.
A Manchester United fan has had Man City's TATTOOED on his BUM after losing a drunken bet. Red Cameron Davis, 23, and his Blue pal Callum Taylor, 26, felt like a flutter as the recent all-Mancunian FA Cup final drew close.
BILBAO, Spain : Tour de France organisers will install padding on the trickiest section of the descent from the Col de la Loze on the 17th stage as part of a global effort to improve riders' safety following the death of Gino Mader.
Harvard athletic director Erin McDermott said hazing is not a part of the women's ice hockey team's culture, but acknowledged improvement still needs to be made within the program and the athletic department.
Punjab Sports Minister Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer on Friday wrote to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Roger Binny, urging him to allot a few World Cup matches to his state. India is set to play host to ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 later this year. In his letter to the BCCI president, the Punjab minister claimed that there was "no sense of fair play" in the scheduling of matches for the showpiece event.
Former NFL safety Erik Coleman says it's a 'stain on the game' if players are making bets involving their own teams.
The wait is over! The 2023 Tour de France kicks off on Saturday and the roads of Bilbao look set to serve up a treat on Stage 1. There’s no prologue or rudimentary bunch sprint for the first day of this Tour. Instead, a hilly opener to and from Bilbao features 3,300m of vertical gain and includes the spiky Pike Bidea climb 10km from the finish, with an average gradient of 10% over 2km.