Rugby evening headlines as England hit back amid Sam Warburton's allegations and URC announce sacking over appalling video
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines on Thursday, March 24.
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England: Bukayo Saka to miss friendlies after testing positive for Covid-19
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka will miss England's upcoming friendlies against Switzerland and Ivory Coast after testing positive for Covid-19.
Mesut Ozil: Ex-Arsenal midfielder excluded from Fenerbahce's squad, confirms club in a 26-word statement
Mesut Ozil has been excluded from Fenerbahce’s first team, the Turkish club have confirmed. The former Arsenal midfielder has been suspended with immediate effect as well as midfielder Ozan Tufan. Ad/> A statement from the club’s official Twitter account read: «Our Football A Team players Mesut Ozil and Ozan Tufan have been excluded from the squad as per the decision taken.
Pub has licence reviewed after ‘laughing and singing’ from revellers keeps neighbours awake
The licence of an award winning pub has been reviewed after complaints from neighbours about noise from customers. The House Without A Name, Lea Gate, Bradshaw was the subject of the licensing panel hearing by Bolton Council.
Liam Gallagher films on top of Manchester landmark - on the roof terrace that time forgot
Rock 'n' roll star Liam Gallagher made the most of the Manchester sunshiiiiiine - by filming his new single on top of one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Former Oasis frontman Liam had teased fans with news that he would be filming on a roof somewhere "up north" on Thursday.
Pata Yamaha launches 2022 WorldSBK defence with livery reveal
2022’s title defence began on Thursday as Pata Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK unveiled its livery ahead of a weekend of action.
Victoria Evans: Solo Atlantic rowing record set by British lawyer
Britain's Victoria Evans has set a new record for the fastest female solo crossing of the Atlantic Ocean.
Eddie Jones: RFU boss Bill Sweeney 'disappointed' but sees progress under England head coach
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney says he was «really disappointed» by England's Six Nations but still backs head coach Eddie Jones.