Boss of cheese company linked to tragic E.coli outbreak says he's devastated - and fears it's caused by 'new strain'
The distraught boss of a cheese company linked to a tragic E.coli outbreak fears a new variant of the disease could be to blame.
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Celtic wonder goals shatter Rangers as Kyogo and Bernardo's brilliance shifts title momentum – 5 talking points
Kyogo helped put Celtic back in command of the Premiership title race as his stunning strike ensured Brendan Rodgers’ side head into the new year on a derby high.
Indian Test team staring down the barrel after innings thrashing by South Africa
The Indian team entered the red-ball leg of the South Africa tour with high expectations of registering their first ever Test series win in the country.
Cheesemaker at centre of E.coli outbreak that left one dead blames deadly new variant
The boss of a cheesemakers at the centre of a deadly E.coli outbreak says it was caused by a new variant of the disease. Mrs Kirkham's Lancashire Cheese, a dairy farm near Preston, Lancs, is thought to be the suspected epicentre of Shiga toxin-producing E.coli, a rare variant of the bug.
'Last Christmas my little girl was not her usual self then we got a heartbreaking diagnosis'
Last Christmas Natalie and Scott Bolton noticed their daughter Ava wasn't 'her usual self'. Then the following month the three-year-old began walking with a limp and became pale and lethargic.
More Than 20 Sportspersons Fail Dope Tests In Goa National Games In One Of Country's Biggest Hauls
More than 20 athletes from various sports have returned positive for banned drugs in tests conducted during the National Games in Goa in October-November in one of the biggest heaps of doping cases in the country. Most of the 20-odd dope offenders have been handed provisional suspension by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA), which had collected dope samples from the participants in the October 25 to November 9 multi-sport event. Many have won medals in the Games while there were a few international players. There were nine track and field athletes and seven weightlifters among the dope offenders, according to sources.
Coetzee out of the attack for South Africa
CAPE TOWN : South African fast bowler Gerald Coetzee has withdrawn from the second test against India after developing pelvic inflammation during the first test win in Centurion this week.
SFA did Nick Montgomery a Hibs favour by unplugging his microphone as it would've backfired spectacularly – Tam McManus
The SFA probably did Nick Montgomery a favour unplugging the microphone at Easter Road the other night.