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Metrolink passengers were 'evacuated' from a tram last night after the overhead line was damaged amid Storm Agnes hitting Greater Manchester.
Indian cyclist David Beckham Elkatohchoongo's hopes of winning a medal at the Asian Games ended after he lost the quarterfinal match in men's sprint event at the Asian Games on Thursday. David lost to Kaiya Ota after finishing 2.395 seconds behind the Japanese in the first race and 0.046 seconds in the second race at the sprint quarterfinal heat 2. He will now compete for 5th–8th place in the event. Among others, Niraj Kumar finished in seventh place with 24 points in the men's Omnium Scratch race 1/4.
Many people looking for a shortcut across a rusting iron bridge will be unaware it once played a starring role in a top award-winning film of the 1960s.
Pep Guardiola has admitted the yellow card given to him by the referee during Manchester City's defeat at Newcastle United was deserved.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is on track to return as the starter for Sunday's home game against the Minnesota Vikings barring a setback with his sprained right ankle over the next couple of days, coach Frank Reich said Wednesday.
ROSEMONT, Ill. — The College Football Playoff management committee shelved any talk of format changes to the expanded 12-team field that will begin next season, opting instead to continue to wait to see what the future of the gutted Pac-12 will look like, CFP executive director Bill Hancock said Wednesday.