Elderly grandma with broken neck spends 18 hours in 'war zone' hospital corridor
A woman has recounted the harrowing 18-hour ordeal her elderly mother faced in a hospital corridor, suffering from an undiagnosed broken neck as she waited for help.
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'Disillusioned and unhappy' staff are leaving Salford Royal Hospital, councillor says
"Disillusioned" staff at Salford Royal Hospital are leaving their jobs because of issues with senior leaders, a councillor has said. The situation has left the hospital with a number of "unhappy" former staff members who decided to go elsewhere, he claimed.
Brazil's Real Madrid-bound Endrick rejects Pelé comparisons - ESPN
Brazil forward Endrick has rejected comparisons with late Brazil legend Pelé and asked to «just let history be made.»
Olympic athletes turn to diabetes tech in pursuit of medals
Olympians including Dutch marathon runner Abdi Nageeye are using a new tool they hope will boost their medal chances this summer: tiny monitors that attach to the skin to track blood glucose levels.
Grisham gets last word as Yankees hail 'heck of a ballplayer' - ESPN
NEW YORK — Trent Grisham was in the New York Yankees' lineup for their Sunday night showdown against the Los Angeles Dodgers because Juan Soto remained out with forearm inflammation. He was batting fifth, despite an .083 batting average, because manager Aaron Boone wanted a left-handed bat in the middle of the order and valued Grisham's ability to punish fastballs with the hard-throwing Tyler Glasnow on the mound.
Injured Belgian fullback Meunier to stay behind for medical tests
BRUSSELS : Injured fullback Thomas Meunier will not travel with Belgium when they leave for the European Championship on Wednesday but will stay behind to continue treatment on a hamstring injury, the Belgian football association said on Sunday.
Gary Lineker has brilliant new job as Match of the Day host makes announcement
Former England and Barcelona striker Gary Lineker has proudly taken on the role of Patron for the charity Cure Leukaemia. Founded in 2003 by Professor Charlie Craddock CBE, alongside patients Graham Silk and Michael Woolley, Cure Leukaemia was initially set up to provide access to pioneering blood cancer treatments for patients in the West Midlands.
Ospreys knocked out of United Rugby Championship playoffs after Munster defeat
The Ospreys' United Rugby Championship title hopes were ended by defending champions Munster in a 23-7 quarter-final defeat at Thomond Park.