LIVE updates as car collides with tram and Metrolink services cancelled
Emergency services raced to the scene of a collision involving a car and a Metrolink tram on Tuesday morning.
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My first bet: Early picks for NFL Week 6 - ESPN
The 2024 NFL season is cruising along, as each team has played as least four games and most have played five. Divisional races are beginning to take shape and meaningful storylines and trends are becoming more apparent.
Bob MacIntyre confesses his head is GONE as golf hero places himself on lockdown and shuts everyone out
Bob MacIntyre is placing himself in voluntary lockdown after confessing that he was running on empty at the Dunhill Links Championship.
College football takeaways: Indiana becomes bowl-eligible, Big 12 up in the air - ESPN
In a week that brought much chaos, with five Top 25 programs losing to unranked teams, it's time to realize that our College Football Playoff 12-team field will include teams with one, two, maybe even three losses this season. If a team with multiple losses can win its conference, it's still in the CFP race.
Rossa Ryan hails stellar mare Bluestocking after 'surreal' Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe win
Galway jockey Rossa Ryan describes as "surreal" the moment when he partnered Bluestocking to win the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp.
Ally McCoist cornered into raving about Aberdeen as Rangers hero refuses to deny one thing about Thelin
Begrudging Ally McCoist has heaped praise on Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin after his "flying" start to life in Scottish football.
Airdrie hero's goal joy as he says 'fingers were pointing' at him over Pars opener
Mason Hancock admits he’s a relieved man after netting Airdrie’s equaliser against Dunfermline – and reckons fingers were pointing at him at the Pars’ opener.
MLB 2024 Playoffs: Why Bryce Harper is built to rule October - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — Inside Bryce Harper's basement on a recent Saturday morning, his son wanted dad to watch his Hot Wheels races, and his daughter was hungry and needed a bagel, and the baby had just unleashed a volcanic spit-up on him for the second time in five minutes, and amid the chaos, the calls for his attention, the tugs in every direction, Harper exuded calm. Considering the environment in which Harper plies his trade — 40,000 people bleating, praying and exhorting him to carry the Philadelphia Phillies back to Major League Baseball's mountaintop — the smaller audience posed no problem.