Scotland lose Welsh and call up Porteous
Swansea City centre-back Stephen Welsh drops out the Scotland squad for their forthcoming Nations League double-header and is replaced with Los Angeles' Ryan Porteous.
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Swansea City centre-back Stephen Welsh drops out the Scotland squad for their forthcoming Nations League double-header and is replaced with Los Angeles' Ryan Porteous.
Read moreSouth Africa picked up where they left off in the Nations Championship by dismantling injury-hit Italy 66-7 in Turin on Saturday to claim a fourth consecutive bonus-point victory.
Read moreLikely to become the first Black House speaker, Jeffries faces pressure from progressives over Trump and Israel.
Read moreLikely to become the first Black House speaker, Jeffries faces pressure from progressives over Trump and Israel.
Read moreKalyn Ponga's return to Rugby League World Cup action, just 23 days after breaking his arm, was a risk. But New Zealand head coach Stacey Jones felt it was a risk worth taking - and was proved right.
Read moreThe hard-left leader has transformed into a real contender in next year presidential elections.
Read moreThe hard-left leader has transformed into a real contender in next year presidential elections.
Read moreHeavy rain on Saturday flooded tens of thousands of displaced people's tents in war-devastated Gaza, Palestinian authorities said, leaving them without shelter.
Read moreA region once offering refuge becomes increasingly dangerous, as 50 people are killed in a single attack.
Read moreA region once offering refuge becomes increasingly dangerous, as 50 people are killed in a single attack.
Read moreFormer Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray says on the Ireland Rugby Social that he is impressed with how the Irish squad is progressing and their strength in depth.
Read moreThis blog is closed, you can read our report on the New Zealand election here Another update here with 8% of the vote counted. National on 31.2%, Labour 28.4%, the Greens 12.9%, Act 11.2%, NZ First 9.6%, Opportunity 5.7% and Te Pāti Māori 0.4%. On these numbers, we would have a right bloc coalition back in power. Long way to go. Continue reading...
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