All the prospects fantasy managers should be keeping an eye on as the season moves through its first month.

Former world champion Sergio Mora has taken a brutal swipe at Tim Tszyu, branding him damaged goods despite getting the job done over the weekend.

Hundreds of students and fans gathered on South University Avenue just after 11pm and set off a number of fireworks. They were filmed climbing on street lights, trees and fences.

ITV committed a significant broadcasting error during their English Football League Highlights programme on Easter Monday, failing to show viewers the decisive goal in Huddersfield's victory over Leyton Orient.Ryan Ledson netted the winner in extraordinary circumstances, scoring in the 16th minute of added time to secure all three points for the Terriers.Hugh Woozencroft presented the highlights show, but audiences were left bewildered when the crucial moment was entirely omitted from the broadcast coverage of the League One encounter.The blunder extended beyond the missing footage, with ITV displaying an incorrect final score of 1-1 on screen rather than the actual 2-1 result.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayLedson's dramatic late intervention came after his teammate Bojan Radulovic had drawn Huddersfield level earlier in the contest.The Terriers had fallen behind when Leyton Orient's Radinio Balker put through his own net during the first half.It gave the visitors an unexpected advantage before Radulovic's equaliser set the stage for the remarkable conclusion.Supporters watching the programme took to social media to express their frustration after noticing a substantial error in ITV's coverage.One social media user said: "The EFL need to find better guardians for TV highlights than this awful ITV programme."Today, they completely missed Huddersfields winner at Orient, announcing that the game had finished 1-1 instead. Absolutely pathetic."Another wrote: "Everything about ITVs coverage of EFL highlights is absolutely shocking."It is such a shame when there was clearly a lot of love and effort put in by BBC with Manish Bhasin hosting and even Quest with Colin Murray and guests."LATEST SPORT NEWSEngland fans left furious as 'sickening' train prices soar by 300 per cent ahead of World Cup clashWales legend Aaron Ramsey retires from football as former Arsenal star issues emotional statementFire erupts at football stadium as former Premier League star tackles blaze during matchA third added: "Genuinely give the BBC the Football League Show back with Manish Bhasin hosting it again.A fourth noted: That is absolutely outrageous from ITV. Give it to someone who cares."The BBC did a great job but was on at midnight. Quest had a superb host and actually gave some decent analysis."Something needs to change because the ITV coverage is worse than amateur."The victory leaves Huddersfield positioned three points behind the League One play-off places as they push for promotion.Meanwhile, Leyton Orient find themselves in a precarious position.They sit just four points above the relegation zone despite reaching the Championship play-off final the previous season.The Terriers are currently operating without manager Liam Manning, who remains on compassionate leave until the campaign concludes.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

West was due to headline London's Wireless Festival in July but drew criticism over past antisemitic comments.

Dr Melissa Ryan, who works at Lincoln County Hospital, is among dozens of doctors striking over pay.

A toddler described as "unsupervised" was injured by a wolf over the weekend in Hersheypark's ZooAmerica after managing to crawl into a restricted area.The parents, from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, were charged Sunday by police with one count each of misdemeanor child endangerment, according to multiple reports.Police say the parents moved about 25 to 30 feet away from the toddler toward a seating area and were looking at their cellphones at the time of the incident, reports say. Fox News Digital reached out to the Derry Township Police Department for more details.NATIONAL PARK DEATH EXPOSES REPEATED RULE VIOLATIONS AS TOURISTS TAKE DANGEROUS RISKS"Based on our review, an unsupervised 18-month old child was able to crawl under an exterior perimeter fence, travel to the primary metal enclosure surrounding the wolf habitat, and put his hand through that fence," ZooAmerica said in a statement shared with Fox News Digital, in response to a query about the incident."A wolf approached and made contact with the childs hand. This type of response is consistent with natural animal behavior, and was not a sign of aggression," the zoo's statement continued."The child was never inside the wolfs enclosure, and we are relieved the injuries were minor," the zoo said.The zoos wolf pack consists of three animals: a male named Twister and two female sisters, Hazel and Freya.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESOfficials have not identified which wolf was involved in the incident.Injuries to visitors especially children from animals in accredited U.S. zoos are considered rare, and strict safety standards, including secure enclosures and multiple barriers, are designed to prevent direct contact with animals, according to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), based in Maryland.When incidents do occur, they typically involve unusual situations, such as visitors bypassing barriers or participating in close-contact experiences, rather than normal zoo visits."Most zoos do their utmost to keep the public safe," Jami LoVullo, founder and president of the Animal Protection Agency and based in California, told Fox News Digital.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERZoos typically require young children to be closely supervised at all times and many make this an explicit rule.Institutions such as the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and Louisville Zoo state that children must remain under adult supervision during visits."There are generally all kinds of signs warning of any danger and asking for the public not to enter these areas. It would be up to the parents to follow them," LoVullo added.Zoos strictly prohibit crossing barriers or reaching into enclosures, emphasizing that these safeguards are in place to protect both visitors and animals.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZOrganizations such as the AZA stress that while facilities are designed with safety in mind, parents and guardians remain the first line of supervision."The safety of our guests and the wellbeing of our animals at ZooAmerica are always our highest priorities," said ZooAmerica."Our habitats are designed with multiple layers of protection, and clear signage and barriers are in place to help ensure safe viewing."The institution added, "Guests are expected to remain within designated areas and closely supervise children at all times."

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Yann Roubert, prsident de la Ligue nationale de rugby, estime que les chances sont faibles de voir aboutir la demande du Stade Toulousain d'abroger le salary cap alors que ce dernier a rcemment t adopt une "crasante majorit".