Met Office urgent weather warning as 'disruption' predicted
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Sunday following a week of high temperatures in the region.
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Head to southern Europe for a budget-friendly summer break, new data shows
Looking for summer holiday ideas that won’t break the bank? Southern Europe is where it’s at, according to a new report by travel search engine Kayak.
Flavor Flav Will Sponsor U.S. Women's Olympic Water Polo Team
The United States will send the women's water polo team to defend its gold medal at the Paris Olympics. And it's all thanks to Flavor Flav. Not only will the clock-wearing rapper sponsor the team, he's also serving as its official hype man.
'Chess May Look Cheap But It's Expensive': Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa
Indian chess Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa, who recently competed at the FIDE Candidates in Canada for the first time, stressed on the need for corporate sponsors in the sport, where training may seem "easy and cheap" but in reality its "very expensive". Praggnanandhaa, who enter a long term sponsorship agreement with Adani Group earlier this year, is currently in Poland participating in the Rapid and Blitz tournament. Talking about his time in Canada, he said, "The experience was very good. It is a big tournament where the pressure is huge.
Inter thrash Frosinone 5-0 for season's best win
FROSINONE , Italy : Champions Inter Milan hammered relegation-battling Frosinone 5-0 in Serie A on Friday, with Simone Inzaghi's side securing their biggest winning margin this season.
Rod Stewart's madcap Celtic dash for Rangers clash as rocker rides 24 hour whirlwind to walk into Parkhead storm
Rod Stewart has cemented his status as a Celtic superfan as he gets set for a whirlwind 24-hours of travel.
Co-op Live issue important message to fans with rescheduled tickets
Co-op Live bosses have issued an update regarding a series of rescheduled gigs at the venue. It follows weeks of disruption at £365m arena that originally due to open in April.
Why chartered flights could be a game-changer for WNBA players - ESPN
Since the WNBA launched in 1997, teams have primarily traveled on commercial airlines due to financial reasons. And all travel parameters were part of the collective bargaining agreements between the league and players' union. But in recent years, the call for charter flights has grown more insistent.