Ukraine and Russia exchange 150 prisoners of war each
Ukraine carried out a prisoner swap with Russia on Wednesday that saw 150 of its fighters returning home, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on his Telegram page.
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An uncomfortable conversation is required about Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana
Just before half-time in last weekend's game against Crystal Palace, Andre Onana made an exceptional save to deny Jean-Philippe Mateta, but the referee didn't realise he'd got his fingertips to the ball and pointed for a goal-kick, instead of correctly awarding a corner to the away team.
UN atomic watchdog to visit Moscow amid fears of nuclear fallout from Russian strikes on Ukraine
Head of the United Nations' atomic watchdog has said he will visit Moscow in the coming days to speak with officials about Russia's persistents attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure which threaten nuclear safety.
Booing of American anthem continues at Raptors game despite tariff pause
Canadian sports fans continued to voice their displeasure at American economic policies on Tuesday despite a pause in a trade war between Canada and the United States.
O say can you jeer? Canucks anthem singer hits highs and lows of Trump backlash
When Agasha Mutesasira was asked to perform the national anthems for the Vancouver Canucks-Detroit Red Wings game Sunday at Rogers Arena, she had no way of predicting the terrible and wonderful reception that awaited her major sporting debut.
Haaland, Gonzalez, Marmoush - how Man City dismissed more 115 conspiracy theories
With no public evidence available yet in the legal war between Manchester City and the Premier League, many have been reduced to the classic analysis of judging whether the accused looks guilty.
How bad was Luka Dončić deal for Mavericks? Who really 'won' the trade?
The Dallas Mavericks dropped a bombshell on the sports world over the weekend, trading away Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers in a three-team deal with Anthony Davis as the centerpiece of the return package.
'We have a lot to thank Les for': 'True hero' D-Day veteran dies aged 99
A 'true hero' Second World War veteran who landed in France on D-Day ahead of the Allied liberation of occupied Europe has died aged 99. Touching tributes are being paid to Les Brown after his recent passing.