Temple student dies after fall from pole in Eagles celebration - ESPN
An 18-year-old Temple University student has died after falling from a light pole while celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles' NFC championship win.
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College basketball fans brawl as Saint Louis tops VCU in pivotal conference matchup
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'I'm very sorry for killing your son, but this has affected me as well'
A novice driver killed a 16 year old boy in a horrific crash at 69mph while he was waiting to take part in a speed awareness course - then went onto cause ANOTHER crash in the weeks after.
Eagles fan, 18, dies after fall from light pole during celebration
The Philadelphia Eagles won the NFC Championship and their fans celebrated in the streets. (Credit: Kory Aversa @PhillyPublicist /TMX)
Preserving women's-only spaces in gyms is important for a diverse community seeking wellness
When my youngest son was born, I struggled with postpartum depression. I had four children under six years old and was completely overwhelmed. I managed to feed, nurture and enjoy my kids even though it was complete chaos and they ate a lot of cheese pizza from the Little Caesar's across the street in those first few weeks.
Dumfries Running Club member takes on race to commemorate fallen soldier
Charlie Storrie was the sole Dumfries Running Club member to take part in the Nigel Barge 10K race, held annual to commemorate a soldier who was killed in action at the age of 23 in Dunkirk during Word War II.
Anger and concern at Cardiff University's plans to axe courses and cut staff - live updates
There is growing anger and concern at the announcement that Cardiff University is proposing to axe courses and cut 400 staff. On Tuesday it was revealed that 400 roles were at risk at the university in Wales' capital city. See how we covered the announcement live here.
DWP benefit claimants 'could lose out' under new rules
Concerns have been voiced that recent alterations to DWP benefit regulations might result in some individuals being 'worse off'. Labour MP Mike Reader questioned the Government on whether ministers had assessed how policy shifts could lead to "young people in supported housing becoming worse off when entering into employment because of benefit rules".