World curling champions throw weight behind calls to safeguard future of Dewars Centre
The world curling champions have thrown their weight behind continuing calls to safeguard the future of a well-known local sporting venue.
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Samsung gives early look at Galaxy S24 phone as Sky, O2, and Amazon slash £100s off S23 model
It's that time of the year when Samsung get ready to unveil its newest 'S' range of smartphones and eager shoppers are just days away from seeing the upcoming S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra that will hit UK stores later this year. Amid the rumoured updates, prices, and availability of the new sets not all eyes are focused on the upcoming new launches.
Yorkshire board approves loan offer from ex-chair Graves
Yorkshire's board has approved a loan offer from a consortium headed by Colin Graves, which is set to see the County Championship Division Two cricket club's former chairman make a controversial return.
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WTA and ATP to restrict number of evening matches to curb late night finishes
The WTA and ATP have jointly announced on Tuesday new scheduling regulations that restrict evening matches to two per court and per day, with a recommended start time of 1830 local time to curb matches from concluding in the early morning hours.
New Ontario Lacrosse Association policy barring playing in non-OLA events on hold
A new policy that would bar Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) team members from participating in non-OLA-sanctioned clubs or events has been put on hold for the 2024 season following criticism from the lacrosse community.