World No. 1 Ronnie O’Sullivan has led calls for the World Snooker Championship to be taken away from The Crucible, angering fans who believe the tournament should remain at the Sheffield venue. Last week, O’Sullivan complained about the facilities and said that
Manchester City and Erling Haaland were left furious after referee Francois Letexier accidentally slapped the striker in the face as they exited the pitch at half-time of Tuesday’s Champions League tie. The Norwegian was not on target in the Bernabeu as Pep
“Arsenal deserved the win, Liverpool were so far off,” Carragher told Sky Sports. “They played poorly, it’s not something we’ve seen of them of late. They’ve got three or four matches until they play Manchester City – that’ll be a massive test
And the Daily Express is backing their calls to fill the vacant post as soon as possible. The position within the Department for Work and Pensions had been held by Tory MP Tom Pursglove since Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister in October
PARIS (AP) — Stay, enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime show. That was the message from organizers of the Paris Olympics on Wednesday as they sought to reassure the French capital’s residents that security measures and traffic restrictions won’t make their lives nightmarish during the
Christian Horner has backtracked on comments this week where he claimed there had been “an inquiry” from Lewis Hamilton about the possibility of joining Red Bull next season. Horner’s comments infuriated Toto Wolff who questioned his rival’s motives. Hamilton strongly denied the
Stephen Hendry angered ITV presenter Jill Douglas after admitting he has never seen the women’s snooker world champion Baipat Siripaporn play the game. Siripaporn is set to go head-to-head with Judd Trump on Thursday at the Cazoo Champion of Champions in Bolton.
A school in Norfolk has angered children and parents for sending students home after they wrote “disruptive” messages on their shirts on the final day of term in. More than 50 Year 11 pupils were sent home from Wymondham High Academy in
A Canadian woman called 911 to report a long line at a new Burger King drive-thru, prompting Mounties to issue a public reminder that being “hangry” is not a police emergency. Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba tweeted Friday that they had