Dad, 51, fined £750 after slapping teenage daughter with the back of his hand in "sad one-off family incident" amid row over Snapchat
A dad has been fined after slapping his teenage daughter in the face in a row over Snapchat.
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All Blacks centre Tupaea sidelined for nine months
New Zealand centre Quinn Tupaea will sidelined for nine months by the knee injury he sustained during a clear-out by Australia's Darcy Swain in Melbourne earlier this month that incenesd the All Blacks.
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge hits 61st home run of season, tying Roger Maris' mark
TORONTO — New York Yankees star Aaron Judge hit his 61st home run of the season Wednesday night against the Toronto Blue Jays, tying Roger Maris' American League record.
Drivers to watch in Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway
The NASCAR Cup Series playoffs will reach a critical point Sunday in a 500-mile chase at treacherous Talladega Superspeedway.
Why Manchester United might consider surprise transfer for Jordan Pickford
While David De Gea's dedication to Manchester United over his nine-year tenure is unrivalled, his inability to comfortably play out from the back has prompted questions about his future at the club.
Alex Albon: Williams driver to race in Singapore this weekend after recovering from appendicitis
Williams driver Alex Albon will race in Singapore this weekend after missing the Italian Grand Prix due to appendicitis. Albon was initially put in intensive care after suffering respiratory complications following appendicitis surgery, his team revealed. Ad He was replaced by Nyck de Vries in Monza who finished ninth on his Formula 1 debut, drawing praise from Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.
How the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson is better than his NFL MVP season - Baltimore Ravens Blog- ESPN
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Some might say Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who leads the NFL in passer rating and TD passes, looks the same as he did during his 2019 MVP season.
Pierre Barbier celebrates CRO Race win, only for Jonathan Milan to be awarded victory by 0.4 milliseconds
It was a chaotic finish to stage two of the CRO Race as Pierre Barbier's premature celebrations on the line were deemed to be in vain, with Jonathan Milan taking victory for the second day in a row. Barbier (B&B Hotels-KTM) and Milan (Bahrain Victorious) were wheel to wheel alongside Elia Viviani (Ineos Grenadiers) in the run-up to the line in Zadar, and Barbier thought he had timed his dip perfectly to take the glory, celebrating wildly as the riders came across the line. Ad However, his joy was to be short-lived, as the photo-finish revealed that Milan had won by just 0.4 milliseconds.