Man City condemn racist abuse against captain Walker
Manchester City have condemned the online racist abuse aimed at captain Kyle Walker following Wednesday's 2-0 Champions League loss to Juventus.
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Video: D Gukesh Breaks Down, His Reaction To World Championship Title Is Viral
Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh on Thursday made history as he became the youngest-ever chess champion after beating Ding Liren of China in the decisive Game 14 of the World Championship 2024 in Singapore. With the game heading towards another draw, defending champions Ding hit the self-destruct button by moving his Rook adjacent to the King. If the match had ended in a draw, the world championship would've been decided via tie-break on Friday. However, Gukesh did ever so well to pounce on Ding's mistake.
'Badly worded' motion leaves councillors furious as they vote to 'not not' take action
A 'badly worded' motion sparked confusion and outrage at Oldham town hall - after councillors appeared to vote for the opposite of what they thought they were voting for.
BC transfer QB Thomas Castellanos commits to Florida State - ESPN
Former Boston College quarterback Thomas Castellanos has committed to Florida State, he posted Wednesday night on social media.
LSU QB Garrett Nussmeier to return, chase championship goal - ESPN
LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier announced Wednesday that he would return to the Tigers for his senior season.
Heat's Jimmy Butler not worrying amid trade speculation - ESPN
Jimmy Butler knows there are tons of questions about his future with the Miami Heat. He might get traded, he might leave as a free agent next summer, he might exercise a $52.4 million option to return to the Heat, or he might get a new contract.
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp down due to 'technical issue'
Users of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp all experienced connectivity issues on Wednesday evening due to a "technical issue", parent company Meta has said.
German chancellor Olaf Scholz requests confidence vote for next week
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz today requested a confidence vote in Germany's parliament, set to take place next week. He submitted the motion in writing to the President of the Bundestag, Bärbel Bas, as posted on his X account. The motion will then be published as a federal printed paper.