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The Foreign Office has warned travellers heading to Iceland as concerns grow over “increased earthquakes and indications of volcanic activity”. It comes as the country delaced a state of emergency in the south-west of the country, with residents being evacuated from a fishing town as a precaution.
Representatives of the initiative group of the Rakovychi starosta district (Rakovychi, Negrebivka, Tovste, Rayivka, Zabilochchia, Huta Zabilotska in Zhytomyr Oblast) are addressing the public with a description of the scandalous mismanagement in the Strategic Development Plan of Zhytomyr Oblast.
A verdict in the Beijing Olympics doping case of Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva should be given by the end of January, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said Friday after a fifth day of appeal proceedings.
In case you've been living under a rock (or perhaps one of MLB's new supersized bases), Shohei Ohtani is a free agent.
Matty Shiels signed for Dumbarton looking to reinvent himself as an attacking player.
Thirty Seconds to Mars have today announced a huge world tour - with six stops in the UK including a Manchester date at the AO Arena next year.
When Brent Pry was coaching the defense at Louisiana-Lafayette nearly 20 years ago, he had a habit of printing out an early draft of his game plan, scribbling notes and changes by hand, then making the needed changes to the documents. After he printed out the finished product, he'd tear up his first draft and toss it in his office garbage can.
For 28 minutes in Munich, it was all going so well for Manchester United. For 71 minutes against Galatasaray at Old Trafford, they were back in control of their European destiny and twice in Copenhagen, they were doing what was required of them. Then the first card fell and the rest collapsed under the slightest breeze.