Student who killed university lecturer after running red light while speeding avoids jail
A student who killed a university lecturer after running a red light while speeding has avoided jail.
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Herbert-Harbaugh bromance off to a good start in Los Angeles - ESPN
The Los Angeles Chargers' Week 1 matchup with the Las Vegas Raiders marked a seminal moment in the relationship between quarterback Justin Herbert and coach Jim Harbaugh.
Indiana QB Kurtis Rourke out indefinitely with right thumb injury
Indiana Hoosiers starting quarterback Kurtis Rourke will be out indefinitely with an injured right thumb, the team announced Sunday.
Woman taken to hospital after emergency services shut Cardiff city centre bridge
A bridge in Cardiff was closed as emergency services dealt with an incident. At around 9am this morning, two fire and rescue engines alongside a police vehicle were seen in Wood Street in the city centre.
Trump works the fry station at McDonald's in a bid to attract working-class voters
US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump worked the fry station at a Pennsylvania McDonald's on Sunday, drawing attention to his claims that Democratic nominee Kamala Harris lied about previously working in the fast-food industry.
Texas apologizes to Georgia, officials and SEC for fan behavior - ESPN
Texas officials issued an apology on Sunday for fans throwing trash on the field following a controversial pass interference call in the No. 1 Longhorns' 30-15 loss to No. 5 Georgia on Saturday night.
It was a 'dirty drug' used by 'sketchy people'... now school kids are taking it
When lockdown hit there was 'nothing to do', so she turned to ketamine to pass the time.
DWP Universal Credit sickness warning as payments could be stopped
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed plans to introduce a new 'digital channel' designed to streamline the process for those receiving disability benefits, other low-income benefits, and the State Pension to report changes in their circumstances. However, Minister for Social Security and Disabilities, Sir Stephen Timms, has indicated that this development is "not expected to be complete for at least another 12 months" and will not include Universal Credit claimants, who currently use an online journal to communicate with work coaches and the DWP.