David Fifita is penalised for hitting Robert Toia high.

India secured a remarkable 208 medals at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix. Preeti Pal led the charge with two gold medals in sprinting events. Indian athletes also excelled in shot put and various track races. Meanwhile, para-sprinter Simran Sharma hopes to retain her World Championship medals despite her guide runner's suspension.

The Statutory Duty of Candour is a fundamental pillar of health and social care regulation in the United Kingdom, ensuring that providers are open and honest with service users and their families when something goes wrong. In the high-pressure environment of a children's home, the threshold for a "notifiable safety incident" can sometimes be obscured by the complexity of daily behavioral...

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It was the summer of 1994, and it changed soccer history in the United States. The superstars, the legends and the hairstyles. When the U.S. hosted the FIFA Men's World Cup that year, it created iconic moments that continue to be felt to this day. And with the tournament returning this summer to the U.S. along with fellow co-hosts Canada and Mexico it's a great time to look back at the impact of the USA '94. FOX Sports announced on Friday alongsideImagine Documentaries, Delirio Films, DICKS Sporting Goods Cookie Jar & A Dream Studios and Copper Pot Pictures, the new original documentary feature "Summer of 94" chronicling the rise of the U.S. mens national team leading up to that tournament. The film will premiere on May 23 on FOX. The film highlights the wild journey of the USA's squad, which included FOX Sports analysts Alexi Lalas (host of the "State of the Union Podcast") and Cobi Jones. Other alumni from the team who'll be featured in the film include Tony Meola, John Harkes, Marcelo Balboa, Eric Wynalda, Jeff Agoos, Thomas Dooley, Paul Caligiuri, and head coach Bora Milutinovi. The film will have its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival on Saturday at the Rollins Theatre as part of the Documentary Spotlight, Documentary Feature program. 2026 FIFA World Cup: How To Watch The World Cup will run from June 11July 19, 2026. Spread across three countries, the tournament will culminate with the final on July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. All 104 tournament matches will air live across FOX (70) and FS1 (34) with every match streaming live and on-demand within both the FOX One and the FOX Sports apps. A record 40 matches, more than one-third of the tournament, will air in prime time across FOX (21) and FS1 (19). What is the USA's Schedule for the 2026 World Cup? Christian Pulisic and the United States now know their path to glory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final after learning their group stage opponents, which stadiums they will play at and the times for the games. All three games will be on FOX.

Hussain Talat suffered the injury in the sixth over of the second innings when he sprinted toward the cover boundary after Litton Das punched the ball delivered by Mohammad Wasim through the cover point.

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It's an all-new jersey number for Travis Etienne Jr. on his new team. The newly-signed New Orleans Saints running back wore No. 9 in college with the Clemson Tigers, and he switched to No. 1 after turning pro with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He obviously wouldn't take the same number Drew Brees used (nobody ever will), but No. 1 was open after the Tennessee Titans signed Alontae Taylor in free agency. Etienne has other plans. He'll be wearing No. 3."I want to switch the jersey," Etienne told reporters during Friday's introductory press conference. "I feel like, one, was a cool number but I feel like I'm a different person, different player. I feel like I've matured. I've kind of grown. I've grown into a man. I've become my own. I got my own son now. And life has changed. And I feel like that, that chapter has passed. And I feel like I want a number here that I can, you know, create my own like and leave a legacy. And hopefully be retired up there one day. I mean, that's the goal to leave a legacy. And I feel like that's why I'm here and that's why they brought me here."That's some clear-eyed thinking from a 27-year old, but the Saints valued Etienne's maturity and strength of character. It's something Kellen Moore talked about extensively on Thursday. With leaders like Demario Davis moving on, they'll need steady voices like Etienne's to guide the locker room through the ups and downs of a transition year. Things don't always go smoothly for rebuilding teams, but Etienne has a chance to make things a whole lot easier for the New Orleans Saints.This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: NFL free agency: Saints RB Travis Etienne Jr chooses new jersey number

After an unlikely path to his signing, the Ravens introduced pass rusher Trey Hendrickson, with first-year coach Jesse Minter seeing the new addition as the team's defensive closer.

The WNBA and its players' union were back negotiating for a new collective bargaining agreement Friday for the fourth straight day, hours after a 16-hour marathon session ended.