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Grosjean in emotional return to F1 cockpit after fiery crash
An emotional Romain Grosjean shed tears behind his visor on Friday after driving a Formula One car for the first time since a 2020 fireball crash ended his grand prix career.
Gunman in NFL HQ building shooting diagnosed with CTE - ESPN
Shane Tamura, the man who killed four people and then himself in a July shooting at the NFL headquarters building, was posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, according to a statement from the New York City Officer of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Kolisi braced for Rugby Championship 'semi-final' against Argentina
South Africa’s Rugby Championship clash with Argentina in Durban on Saturday is like a semi-final according to captain Siya Kolisi, which is a good thing for the Springboks, who have turned knockout rugby into an art form in recent years.
Hamilton pulls out of F1 tyre test to be with ailing dog
Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton has pulled out of a Formula One tyre test with Pirelli to be with his ailing bulldog Roscoe, who is in a coma.
English for interviews: how to pass a technical or HR interview with confidence
The global labor market has no borders anymore. Ukrainian specialists are increasingly being interviewed by international companies where English is the working language. And even if you are a super-specialist in your field, without the ability to speak English clearly and confidently, your chances of getting a job are sharply reduced.
Gordon's return a major boost for Newcastle against Arsenal, says Howe
Anthony Gordon's return from suspension will be a huge boost for Newcastle United when they host Arsenal this weekend, manager Eddie Howe said as his side seek their second victory in the Premier League this season.
Wallabies excited for return to pressure cooker at Eden Park
Nearly four decades of history is against them, but Wallabies skipper Harry Wilson is convinced that a string of tough tests this year will hold his side in good stead when they throw themselves at the walls of New Zealand's rugby fortress this weekend.