Shocking moment yob pushes grandad into canal as terrified wife watches on
A grandfather-of-three says he is lucky to be alive after being pushed into a canal while out fishing.
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Football: Singapore knocked out of SEA Games after goalless draw with Laos
SINGAPORE: Singapore's men's football team were dumped out of the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games on Saturday (May 6) after a 0-0 stalemate with Laos that saw them miss a penalty.
The North Wales coastal path named best in the UK with hidden gems along the way
With summer around the corner, it’s the best time of year to explore the incredible coastline we have right here in the UK. Only a few hours drive away from Greater Manchester, North Wales is known for its stunning coastline where you’ll find historic castles, sandy coves and even a village that could rival an Italian resort.
Swimming: Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team clinch Singapore’s 1,000th SEA Games gold
PHNOM PENH: The pool has long been a place of joy for Team Singapore at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, and it was fitting that the Morodok Techo National Aquatics Centre in Phnom Penh was where there was cause for celebration once more.
Swimming: Singapore's Jonathan Tan meets Olympic qualifying mark after new national record at SEA Games
PHNOM PENH: National swimmer Jonathan Tan has met the Olympics "A" cut after setting a national record in the 50m freestyle in the heats of the event on Sunday (May 7).
PTO European Open: Anne Haug’s red-hot run overhauls Lucy Charles-Barclay's effort to seal title in Ibiza
Lucy Charles-Barclay was unable to cap a memorable winning return to racing as Anne Haug’s red-hot run overhauled her advantage and fired the German veteran to the PTO European Open title in Ibiza. British star Charles-Barclay, 29, was making her hotly-anticipated comeback and led the middle distance 100km contest for significant periods. Ad But she failed to maintain her sizeable lead from the swim and bike stages as Haug, 40, leapfrogged her and Australian Ashleigh Gentle to soar to the summit of the podium.
PTO European Open: Max Neumann delivers stunning late surge to clinch inaugural Ibiza crown as Alistair Brownlee fades
Max Neumann delivered a stunning late surge to topple triathlon kings Alistair Brownlee, Kristian Blummenfelt and Jan Frodeno and clinch the maiden PTO European Open crown in Ibiza. Two-time Olympic champion Brownlee, 35, led for large parts of the middle distance 100km showpiece but was unable to hold on as Tokyo gold medallist Blummenfelt finished second in the Balearic battle.
Why federal funding isn't enough to stop abuse in Canadian sports
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