Footage of yobs smashing up vape shop during protests in Manchester city centre
Footage has emerged appearing to show a group of demonstrators smashing up a vape shop amid protests in Manchester city centre on Saturday (August 3).
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Pep Guardiola embraces U-turn as Man City target more of the same
One of the more interesting insights from Pep Guardiola during his eight years at Manchester City came before the 2021 Champions League final.
Manchester United 'agree' contracts as transfer deemed 'impossible'
Manchester United are prepared to return to negotiations with Bayern Munich for duo Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui.
Sweden Star Armand Duplantis Copies Yusuf Dikec After Paul Vault World Record, Shooter Reacts
Sweden's Armand Duplantis bettered his own world record as he grabbed the Paris Olympics pole vault title in on Monday. In a sensational finish to the fifth day of track and field at the Stade de France, Duplantis sailed over the bar raised to 6.25 meters to make the gold medal his own. The effort received rapturous applause from a 69,000-capacity crowd as the Swedish star bettered the 'world record' by 1cm his own previous best of 6.24m set at the Xiamen Diamond League meet in April. What Duplantis did after clinching the gold, however, went viral on social media.
Table Brazil's Alexandre makes historic Olympic debut, eyes Paralympic gold
PARIS : Brazil's Bruna Alexandre smashes and chops just like the other table tennis players at the Paris Olympics but when serving she uses the paddle in her left hand to throw the ball high.
Back with Dodgers, emotional Freddie Freeman details son's health scare - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Freddie Freeman returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers early Monday afternoon — in the wake of a harrowing two-week stretch in which his 3-year-old son, Maximus, battled a rare neurological disorder — and saw new T-shirts adorning every locker. They were Dodger Blue, with Freeman's name and number on the back and the phrase "#MaxStrong" emblazoned on the front.
6 years later, B.C. athlete heads back to Paralympics
Mel Pemble is excited — and nervous — as she prepares to head to the 2024 Paris Paralympics games at the end of August.
Canadian world champion Marco Arop faces stiff competition in Olympic men's 800
The men's 800-metre race promises to be a doozy.