Singer Cody Simpson set to make Australia swim team for world championships
Pop star Cody Simpson is set to compete at June’s world swimming championships after placing third in the 100m butterfly at the Australian Championships on Wednesday.
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Salford invented the weekend and now we’re getting a new festival to celebrate it
It’s perhaps a little known fact that without Greater Manchester, we might not have the weekend as we know it. Thanks to the pioneering campaigning of warehouse clerk Robert Lowes - who also happens to be the great grandfather of Sir Ian McKellen - workers were allowed to have Saturday afternoons off, paving the way for the modern weekend.
Why Red Bull must overcome being their own worst enemies
Red Bull to keep turning the screw on Ferrari?
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Insulate Britain protester says 'sorry, love' to mother who nudged demonstrator with car
One more SEA Games? 'We'll see', says Joseph Schooling after wrapping up with 2 golds, 1 bronze in Hanoi
HANOI: It was not the high he would have wanted to end his campaign on, making the question that most reporters had even more pertinent: Is Joseph Schooling coming back for more?
BBC Freeze the Fear viewers question Holly Willoughby over tears in final
They've spent weeks trying to become at one with the cold with the help of the incredibly cool Wim Hof but the eight BBC Freeze the Fear celebrities had one final challenge on their hands.
Swimming-Pop singer Simpson upstages Chalmers at Australian trials
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian pop singer-turned-swimmer Cody Simpson is on track for a remarkable world championships debut after upstaging Olympic freestyle gold medallist Kyle Chalmers at national trials in Adelaide on Wednesday.
Hat-trick of individual golds for swimmers Gan and Zheng Wen, Maximillian Ang smashes SEA Games record
HANOI: As the Vietnamese crowd roared for the hometown favourite Pham Thanh Bao, Singaporean Maximillian Ang had only one thing on his mind towards final stretch of his breaststroke race in the 31st SEA Games.