NBA suspends five players for roles in Heat-Pelicans fight - ESPN
Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler is among five players suspended without pay for their roles in Friday night's on-court altercation with the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Dressed in white, Rick Pitino orchestrates a St. John's win - ESPN
NEW YORK — Dressed in white from head to toe, Rick Pitino and his St. John's players handed No. 15 Creighton a humbling defeat.
Jones advances to face Homan for record 7th Scotties title in final appearance
Jennifer Jones advanced to Sunday's final at the Canadian women's curling championship with a 12-7 semifinal win over fellow Manitoban Kate Cameron in Calgary.
Toronto FC plays to scoreless draw in Cincinnati in 1st game under head coach Herdman
Toronto FC, showing signs of new life under head coach John Herdman, gave supporters something to cheer about in a 0-0 draw with hometown FC Cincinnati in the teams' MLS season opener Sunday.
'The real-life Italian job' - Gangs are using Instagram to order hits and smuggle drugs while behind bars
Criminal gangs are playing the prison system like a fiddle, "embarrassing" prison bosses by smuggling in games consoles and drugs, while continuing their criminal operations from the comfort of a prison cell, experts have warned.
Tied up, tortured and thrown off a boat... the Manchester couple brutally murdered on trip of lifetime
The son of the man who killed a young Manchester couple while they were on a once-in-a-lifetime journey around Central America more than 40 years ago has detailed the chilling moment he watched as his father tied up 25-year-old Chris Farmer and Peta Frampton, 24, in an upcoming Amazon Prime true crime docuseries - Dead in the Water.
Chris Moyles' life after Radio 1 which saw 6st weight loss and a Spice Girl 'fling'
Chris Moyles has been living a colourful life following his dramatic exit from Radio 1 over 10 years ago.
'The Scouts tried to blame our Ben for his own death - now we have the truth'
After five years of unimaginable grief, the moment of truth for the long-suffering parents of Ben Leonard was delivered matter-of-factly by the foreman of the jury at the teenager's third and final inquest: their son had been unlawfully killed and The Scout Association was to blame.