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Diamonds beat England a last-gasp winner from Donnell Wallam.

In the opening Test in Newcastle, Donnell Wallam scored a lay-up goal in the final seconds to give the Australian Diamonds a thrilling 55-54 victory over England. Eleanor Cardwell equalized for England in the penultimate minute, but Wallam clinched the victory with a spectacular goal before being mobbed by her...

FA will ignore Henderson-Gabriel incident after probe

The Football Association has announced that no disciplinary action would be taken for an alleged remark made by Jordan Henderson of Liverpool to Gabriel Magalhes of Arsenal. The FA stated that it launched a "comprehensive inquiry" after receiving a complaint on an incident that occurred during Arsenal's 3-2 home victory...

91-year-old Brian Robinson, first British Tour de France stage winner, dies.

Brian Robinson, the first British cyclist to win a Tour de France stage, has passed away at the age of 91. Robinson won stages of the Tour de France in 1958 and 1959, and in 1955 he was the first British rider to finish cycling's most prestigious race. In 1961,...

Ireland surprise England in T20 World Cup to open Super 12s

From titanic to nothing. On a wet and dramatic afternoon in Melbourne, England's aura of invincibility was washed away by a five-run loss to an exceptional Ireland team. With rain predicted and the required score in case it arrived posted on the large stadium scoreboard throughout the match, England batted...

Finn Russell and Alex Goode illustrate the international plight of outsiders.

Some athletes simply have "it." A bit more time on the ball, the ability to discover space when there appears to be none, and a willingness to perform tasks in a slightly different manner. There is only one obstacle. Not every coach enjoys unique or surprising players. For this...

Ireland’s Mark Adair: ‘We’re ready for our wins to no longer be shocks’

After Ireland qualified for Group 1 of the Super 12s, England's players were excited about the prospect of playing against them. Mark Wood stated, "Every time Ireland competes against England in any sport, they want to win, therefore this will be an important match." Chris Woakes stated that the...

Ten talking points from the weekend’s Premier League action

1) Nketiah deserves a chance to demonstrate that he is a capable deputy. Eddie Nketiah re-signed with Arsenal despite interest from other clubs in the summer, and it was likely made plain that he would play second fiddle to Gabriel Jesus up front. Given Arsenal's fantastic run and his new...

Tom Brady’s season has become meaningless after yet another humiliating defeat.

Sunday, towards the middle of the third quarter in Carolina, the Buccaneers trailed 14-0. During Tom Brady's heyday, the deficit would have seemed surmountable. The oddsmakers had Tampa Bay as a 13.5-point favorite in this battle, so the Buccaneers were practically a guarantee to win. This was the opportunity...

US health agency rules contact sports cause CTE in momentous change.

In a decision that will have repercussions for contact sports, the US National Institutes of Health have formally recognized a causal relationship between repetitive head trauma and the neurodegenerative disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). The NIH is the nation's largest scientific research organization, and the move to update their official...

India-Pakistan seemed like a post-Covid celebration for diasporas.

India and Pakistan have perhaps one of the strongest sporting rivalries in the world. For Indians and Pakistanis, cricket transcends passion and is more related to a religion than it is to a sport in Australia, where the sport is highly valued. With the inaugural T20 World Cup being...

“So, I composed this essay…” Jonathan Agnew and Jonathan Liew

I was on a train from Manchester to London on a Sunday evening in April 2019 when I received a series of tweets from the BBC cricket analyst Jonathan Agnew. It became immediately apparent that this was not a friendly social call. Agnew was infuriated by an article I...

England beat South Africa in World Cup quarter-final versus Australia.

The Red Roses of England advanced to the World Cup quarterfinals with a 75-0 victory over South Africa, extending their unbeaten streak to 28 games. Rosie Galligan in the second row and hooker Connie Powell each scored three tries to highlight the dominance of England's pack, whose set piece...

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Netanyahu asserts Israel’s autonomy post-Cameron discussion

Lord Cameron, the foreign secretary of the United Kingdom, was informed by Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel would "make its own decisions" regarding its response to an Iranian attack. During negotiations that the British government had hoped would prevent an escalation, he declared that his government would "do whatever was necessary to defend itself."

Government plans Rwanda flights, may use RAF Voyagers

The government's use utilization of RAF aircraft in the contentious deportation scheme remains unconfirmed despite the Home Office's inability to secure an airline to charter the flights. A minister stated that the government is "working on operationalizing" Rwandan flights in response to rumours that RAF aircraft may have been utilized in the disputed deportation scheme.

Spain leads Europe in recognising Palestine, risking Israel’s anger

As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Gaza enters its seventh month and claims the lives of nearly 34,000 Palestinians, Madrid is promoting the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state by July and urging neighbouring countries to do the same. Longtime advocate for Palestinian rights, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, views recognition as a potential key to achieving a two-state solution and concluding the disastrous conflict that erupted in October.

Bees survive underwater for a week, despite lab accident

A group of scientists made the "shock" discovery that bees can survive for an entire week submerged in water by accident while experimenting. The primary objective of the research conducted in 2022 was to determine how pesticide residues in soil affected queen bees that were hibernating underground.