Sagan's Tour disqualification appeal dismissed by CAS
Peter Sagan's appeal against his disqualification from the Tour de France has been dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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FA approve retrospective bans for diving
The FA approve a proposal for retrospective bans for players who dive or feign injury in English football from next season.
Mum who fasted her toddler to death was insane, jury finds
Olabisi Abubakar was found thin and dehydrated next to the body of her son at their flat in Cardiff in June 2020.
Swastikas painted on building in west Cumbria hate crime
Vandals attempted to set a building on fire in Flimby and spray-painted swastikas onto windows.
Police urging vigilance over ATM thefts
Officers investigated a recent cashpoint theft in Nottinghamshire say it may be linked to a series of others carried out across the region.
Boy’s leg impaled while playing in Portstewart
An 11-year-old boy is recovering after his leg was impaled on a pole at playing fields in Portstewart.
CGI images show a new vision for Piccadilly Gardens
The first images of a £2million revamp of Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens has been released.
Long-term care 'not fit for purpose'
Charities have told a scrutiny panel the long-term care system doesn't take into account the specialist needs some people have.
Locked-in patients 'communicate' through brain study
Reading the thoughts of completely locked-in patients and breaking the first wall of communication, is a huge milestone.
Guy Martin riding 'Wall of Death' at Lincolnshire pub
Daredevil motorcyclist Guy Martin is taking on the famous 'Wall of Death' at his Lincolnshire pub.
Top copper should face final warning says panel
The Assistant Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire Police who admitted gross misconduct should face a final written warning.
CCTV shows burglars stealing jewels worth £1.8 million
Burglars stole nearly £2 million worth of jewels after smashing through a wall with a sledgehammer during a night-time raid.
Misty and murky end to blazing and bright bank holiday
Despite the misty end to the bank holiday thousands of tourist attractions and businesses declare the weekend a huge success
Tokyo university ‘altered exam results to keep female numbers low’
The Yomiuri newspaper said Tokyo Medical University manipulated the entrance exam results of women since about 2011.
Widow of murdered Belfast solicitor optimistic as Supreme Court battle begins
Geraldine Finucane is fighting for a public inquiry into the murder of her husband Pat by loyalist paramilitaries in 1989.
Banks jump as US stocks post their fourth straight gain
Interest rates rose as bond prices in the US and Europe fell.
Seven hurt as car crashes outside church in Dublin
Emergency services rushed to the scene of the Church of Immaculate Conception in Clondalkin, where mourners had gathered for a funeral.
13 injured after car driven into Gravesend club
Kent Police said they believe the driver had been asked to leave the club following an altercation.
Search for survivors in Italian motorway bridge collapse
Some 20 vehicles plunged into a void after a 200-metre section of the Morandi Bridge collapsed on Tuesday over an industrial zone.
Durham officer dismissed immediately over excessive force
An independent panel ruled the police officer's actions aligned with gross misconduct after assaulting a man he arrested in 2016.