Child contracts rare disease after swimming in river
A child is 'very poorly' from a rare infection caught after going swimming in a river, a council has said.
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NCAA agrees to 'road map' settlement for college athlete payments
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) has agreed to allow member schools to share revenue with athletes directly and will pay nearly $2.8 billion in past damages, in a settlement resolving claims from players suing over their athletic service.
US college sport set for seismic shift to paying student athletes
College sport in the United States is set for a seismic shift towards professionalism after a settlement on Thursday that will pave the way for schools to pay student athletes.
'I'm delighted to hear' - former Man City hero Raheem Sterling's mentorship scheme success
Former Manchester City star Raheem Sterling is inviting students heading to the University of Manchester this autumn to apply for three years of financial support and mentorship.
Storm's Nika Muhl set for WNBA debut vs. Fever after visa issues - ESPN
SEATTLE — Seattle Storm rookie guard Nika Muhl is set to make her WNBA debut Wednesday when the Storm hosts Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever after completing the process of converting her student visa to a P1A work visa.
Evasion, confusion and protests: How effective is Venice’s new tourist tax?
On 25 April, Venice launched an entry fee for daytrippers to the canal city. The trial period for this charge covers 29 days in May, June and July - including weekends and public holidays.
Hopes that Canada's cricket World Cup campaign will boost game
Cricket might not be as popular in British Columbia as it is elsewhere in the world, but 17-year-old Arnav Sekhri says the game is catching on in Canada.
Hundreds of students stage walkout from Yale graduation in anti-Israel protest
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., discusses the Biden administration’s role in the Israel-Hamas war as the White House pauses its shipment of bombs over concerns they could be used in Rafah.