West Lothian wheelchair basketball coach wins prestigious national award
A West Lothian wheelchair basketball coach has been recognised for his contribution to the sport by winning a prestigious national award.
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Armadale Thistle Ladies bow out of Scottish Cup despite spirited display
Armadale Thistle Ladies bowed out of the Scottish Women’s Cup after a narrow 2-1 defeat to SWFL League One side Edinburgh Caledonia.
Manchester's Remembrance Sunday procession and service plans confirmed and all the road closures in place
A procession will begin this year's Remembrance Sunday commemoration in Manchester city centre before a service in St Peter's Square, it has been confirmed. Along with the rest of the nation, Manchester will fall silent at 11am to remember those who have lost their lives in conflict.
Ukraine war vets with amputated limbs find freedom in the practice of jiu-jitsu
KYIV, Ukraine: Nervous ahead of their first jiu-jitsu championship, the war veterans gathered in a group to share jokes and help each other tie the belts of their kimonos. Many of them had suffered severe battlefield injuries requiring amputations.
Learning to skate is helping these newcomers feel at home in London
Neha Gurung, an international student at Fanshawe College, was nervous tying up her skates for the first time on Friday, but her anxiety eased as she hit the ice.
Michigan football analyst Connor Stalions resigns amid investigation - ESPN
Connor Stalions, the Michigan football analyst at the center of the NCAA's investigation into illegal off-campus scouting and signal stealing, resigned from his position Friday, the school announced.
Curler Brad Gushue rips World Curling for 'incompetence' in organizing Kelowna event
One of Canada's top curlers, Brad Gushue, says the World Curling Federation's planning and delivery of the Pan Continental Curling Championships taking place in Kelowna, B.C., this week is an embarrassment to the sport and the competitors.
Living by candlelight and queuing for leftovers - across Greater Manchester, families live a Dickensian existence
Destitution - it’s a Dickensian word. But it now applies to 3.8 million people, a million of them children, who are struggling to meet their most basic physical needs to stay warm, dry, clean and fed.