Freddie Freeman leaves Dodgers to be with ailing son - ESPN
First baseman Freddie Freeman was granted leave by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday to be with his ailing 3-year-old son.
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Teams sail down Seine in rain-soaked Olympics opening ceremony
Long queues had formed at access points along the Seine hours before the start of the parade. After passing scanners and checkpoints, the first arrivals discovered the numerous floating stages installed in the river channel and bridges that have been festooned with flags and the pink-and-purple colours of the Games. "The atmosphere is really friendly," said 75-year-old Frenchman Jean-Yves Herve, who watched the show with his granddaughter. "There are lots of foreigners, we're enjoying it. It's good for France."
Ederson breaks silence on Stefan Ortega 'dissatisfaction' amid Man City transfer uncertainty
Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has hit back at 'false' reports suggesting he was unhappy with the praise that Stefan Ortega received last season.
Iraqi judoka first to test positive at 2024 Olympics - ESPN
PARIS — A male judoka from Iraq tested positive for two anabolic steroids at the Paris Olympics, the International Testing Agency said Friday.
Stirling Albion boss Alan Maybury says young side will learn from Premier Sports Cup shootout win
Alan Maybury admits his young Binos squad learned a key lesson on Tuesday after going from easy street to being pegged back to an extra point shootout by Stranraer.
'Stunning' study shows twice-a-year jab could offer 100% protection against HIV infection
A jab given twice-yearly to treat AIDs was found to be 100 per cent effective in preventing new infections in women, according to the results of a new study published on Wednesday.
'Deeply saddened, but I had to go with my conscience': Greater Manchester rebel MP speaks out after Labour suspension
A Greater Manchester MP has spoken for the first time since she was suspended from Labour. Salford MP Rebecca Long-Bailey has lost the whip after voting for the two-child benefit cap to be lifted.
Natural solution: why nature is our best water manager to tackle climate change
Whether it's urban wetlands or making more room for rivers, nature is increasingly viewed as our friend, not our foe, when it comes to improving water availability, quality, and protection.