Arthur Rinderknech hurts foot kicking signage at French Open - ESPN
PARIS — France's Arthur Rinderknech was forced to retire from his second-round match at the French Open after injuring his left foot kicking an advertising hoarding.
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M4 accident and 'congestion warnings' issued as traffic builds - live updates
A congestion warning has been issued for part of the M4 between Cardiff and Newport. Friday afternoons are normally busy on the south Wales motorway but the congestion warning comes earlier than normal as people make the most of the last weekend of the half term holiday and the good weather.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already explained INEOS stance on Erik ten Hag Man United sack decision
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been handed a lifeline by Sir Jim Ratcliffe - who is still mulling over whether to dismiss the Dutchman. Ten Hag was widely tipped to be shown the door at Old Trafford this summer after the club's dismal eighth-place finish in the Premier League their worst ever in the division.
Mauldeth Road West CLOSED: Live updates as air ambulance lands on Manchester park
Police have closed off a busy south Manchester road following reports of a collision. Mauldeth Road West, in Withington, is closed in both directions this afternoon (May 31).
4-time Pro Bowler Everson Griffen facing DUI, possession of cocaine charges after Minneapolis arrest
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Manchester United set to raid Arsenal for best-in-class signing in Sir Jim Ratcliffe masterplan
Manchester United are set to welcome Arsenal physio Jordan Reece to their ranks. The Reds have made an offer to Reece, who is highly regarded in the Premier League, and final discussions regarding his departure date are underway.
The 'filthy messages' that led to 'Outlaw' biker being stabbed by love rival
A thug who was accosted by a motorcycle gang member over "filthy messages" sent to the biker's girlfriend stabbed his love rival in the stomach. A court heard how David Tonks was left needing treatment in intensive care after Colin Agnew lashed out at him.
Focus On Indian Shooters' Performance In World Cup Ahead Of Paris Olympics
Away from the oppressive Indian summer, the country's shooters would be hoping to further fortify their preparations ahead of the Paris Olympics when the ISSF World Cup (Pistol/Rifle) commences in Munich on Saturday. Several shooters, who recently appeared in the gruelling nearly month-long trials in New Delhi and Bhopal, were keen to skip the World Cup because of "fatigue" and to focus on their Olympic preparations. But with the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) making participation in WC compulsory, and also reportedly thrashing out the contentious issue of personal coaches with the shooters, the Paris-bound pistol and rifle marksmen would like to use this last competitive outing to gauge their preparations for the Olympics.