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A Leicester City supporter who assaulted three Nottingham Forest players during the sides' FA Cup fourth-round match has been sentenced to four months in prison and banned from attending soccer games for 10 years, the prosecutors said on Thursday.
Wicketkeeper-batter Wriddhiman Saha has said that the journalist, whose controversial texts he had shared on social media without naming the person, is yet to get in touch with him or apologise for his behaviour. Saha had shared screenshot of messages from an unnamed journalist last week, where the latter has asked for an interview from the player. The journalist would later send texts that seemed aggressive in tone after not receiving a response from Saha. The matter became a full-blown controversy after Saha shared the screenshot of the texts, leading to many former cricketers offering him support and the BCCI also taking cognizance of the matter.
The cost of putting stickers on hundreds of out-of-date Clean Air Zone (CAZ) signs will not be covered by the £3m contract paid for by Greater Manchester.
A BBC journalist saw harrowing footage of her family home in Kyiv damaged by Russian airstrikes while live on air.
Dundee United boss Tam Courts acknowledged the emotion and excitement around Aberdeen this weekend but is focused on extending the Terrors’ good run of form at Pittodrie.
Three more SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clashes will be screened live on RTÉ2 and the RTÉ Player in the coming weeks as the new campaign gets into full swing.
Birmingham City manager Lee Bowyer believes the Terriers have done impressive work in the transfer market this season to help bring about their promotion push.
LOS ANGELES — Trayvon Martin was just 17 — the same age LeBron James' oldest child, Bronny, is now — when he was shot and killed by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman 10 years ago this week.