Kalvin Phillips opens up on Man City switch as Premier League set to make VAR decision
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Man charged with sex assault following alleged sex act on a tram
A man has been charged with sexual assault following reports a man was masturbating on a tram. It follows an incident on the Manchester to Bury Metrolink line on Tuesday night. Police were called and arrested a suspect at Deansgate Castlefield station.
'I personally know it will get figured out' - Bryson DeChambeau makes claim on PGA ban for LIV golfers
Bryson DeChambeau says he «personally knows» that the PGA Tour's indefinite ban on LIV golfers playing in their events will be resolved soon. DeChambeau joined the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV series in June, since when the simmering row between the PGA and LIV has escalated to the current stand-off. Ad/> But DeChambeau, in a discussion with Fox News, appeared to suggest he had intimate knowledge that the two parties would come to a solution which may see players allowed to play on both tours.
Paraglider on video saves himself with '1 second' before impact: 'This was not the day to die!'
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'It will inspire the kids in SA!': Fortune speaks on Man United's 'no-brainer' move for Benni
Former Bafana Bafana and Manchester United midfielder Quinton Fortune says Erik ten Hag’s acquisition of Benni McCarthy on his technical team will inspire children back "home" in South Africa.
Tyson Fury vs David Haye simulated on Fight Night Champion game ends in brutal knockout
Tyson Fury and David Haye aren’t exactly the best of friends these days.
Seema Punia Says CWG 2022 Her Last, But Sets Sights On Paris Olympics
A medal-less campaign for the first time in five straight Commonwealth Games appearances since 2006, veteran discus thrower Seema Punia on Wednesday admitted that the Birmingham edition will be her last CWG but insisted that her career is not yet over. The 39-year-old Punia, the most decorated track and field athlete in the Commonwealth Games, will return home empty-handed for the first time since her silver medal-winning feat in the 2006 edition in Melbourne as she finished fifth on Tuesday night.