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THE WINTER OLYMPICS begins this week in Beijing, and that is a harder sentence to process than it might seem. For some, the first few words — the Winter Olympics begins — matter most. For others, the last few — in Beijing — hang heaviest.
British freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy has urged the International Olympic Committee (IOC) not to allow countries that have "appalling human rights stances" to host the Games and questioned China's suitability to stage the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Crows in Sweden are being trained to pick up cigarette butts that are littering the streets.
Author of 'Red-Handed' explains the Biden family ties to China, including his claim that they received $31 million, on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
NBA player voices his concerns over U.S. athletes going to the Beijing Winter Olympics on 'The Story.'
Two-time All-Ireland winning defender Paddy Stapleton has paid tribute to his retiring former teammate Pádraic Maher, who he describes as "irreplaceable".
Tras haber anunciado la este domingo, el Newcastle está cerca de cerrar otro fichaje de mucha envergadura. El elegido es Hugo Ekitike, delantero de 19 años del Stade Reims que se ha convertido en una de las grandes sensaciones del fútbol francés esta temporada. De acuerdo con la información de Telegraph, una información que ha podido confirmar AS, los Magpies están a un paso de cerrar su llegada por 40 millones de €. Falta el acuerdo con el jugador, que se piensa en estos momentos si aceptar la oferta o quedarse en Francia hasta verano.
Dave Ryding says there is nothing particularly special about him, describing himself as “not some kind of superhuman”, despite becoming Britain’s first ever alpine skiing World Cup winner. The 35-year-old is preparing for his fourth Olympic Games after making British sporting history when he won the slalom title in Kitzbuhel recently, an achievement which has seen his profile rise to higher than it has ever been before. Ad/> The reaction has left Ryding “exhausted” and “pumped” in equal measure.