Every MP standing down ahead of 2024 General Election - here's how to check the MPs near where you live
Six more Conservative MPs have announced they will not be standing at the General Election after Rishi Sunak named the date as July 4th.
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Mark Davis On WNBA Investigation Of Aces: Team Did 'Absolutely Nothing Wrong'
Last week, the WNBA launched an investigation into the Las Vegas Aces. And now, team owner Mark Davis is speaking out.
Georgia at the crossroads as foreign influence law deepens divisions
The law on “transparency of foreign influence” passed in Parliament of Georgia on 14th May despite weeks of almost daily demonstrations, continues to cause a public outcry. Opponents to the law say it is inspired by Moscow, and could compromise the country’s European destiny.
Michael Gove and Andrea Leadsom quit as MPs as Tory exodus continues before election
Michael Gove and Dame Andrea Leadsom have tonight announced they will not stand at the General Election.
Man City get major injury boost for FA Cup final as Pep Guardiola names four Man United danger men
Manchester City have no fresh injury concerns going into the FA Cup final vs Manchester United, handing Pep Guardiola a major boost for the final game of the season.
Sunak ‘disappointed’ UK smoking ban won’t become law
Britain’s Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak enjoys a hot drink and a Tunnock’s during a visit to the Global Energy Group facility at the Port of Nigg in north-east Scotland on May 23, 2024, during a campaign event in the build-up to the UK general election on July 4. (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS / POOL / AFP)
Jerome Bettis confident Steelers will be 'top-tier' team opponents fear in 2024
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Historic NCAA Settlement Approved By All Conferences With A Wrinkle; College Athletics Headed Into New Era
The SEC and Pac 12 conferences were the last ones to the party when it came to voting on the NCAA settlement that will change the landscape of collegiate athletics, but the agreement has now been approved by all parties. For the first time, colleges will now be allowed to pay athletes for their participation in sports.