Jayden Daniels expected back within a month as Commanders rule out surgery on dislocated elbow
Jayden Daniels is expected back within a month after surgery on his dislocated left elbow is ruled out, but the Commanders face a familiar scenario.
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World Grand Prix Darts: Will Luke Littler successfully defend his title? Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price and Ross Smith in the mix
Will Luke Littler successfully defend his title? Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price and Ross Smith are all in the mix for the double-in, double-out tournament in Leicester; <strong>you can watch World Grand Prix Darts live on Sky Sports from September 28 - October 4</strong>
Govt frames draft rules for pedestrian safety
Odisha issues draft Pedestrian Safety Rules 2026: mandatory footpaths, safer crossings, school zone speed limits, anti-encroachment steps; 30-day feedback window.
WXV Global Series: Injury rules Ireland's Aoife Wafer out of Japan game
Ireland back row Aoife Wafer is ruled out of the WXV Global Series encounter against Japan on Sunday because of injury.
Jannik Sinner: World No 1 withdraws from China Open with knee injury that also forced him to miss US Open
Jannik Sinner will not defend his China Open title, further delaying his return from a injury knee with the Italian saying he is not quite ready to return; <strong>you can also watch the Laver Cup at The O2 in London from 25-27 September live on Sky Sports</strong>
Blizzard Insists Actual Humans Are Reading Through All the WoW Forever Beta Character Names It Banned Players for This Week
Blizzard is banning players who it feels have created highly offensive character names in the World of Warcraft: Forever beta, and warned fans against “testing” the system.
Cole Palmer warned by Thomas Tuchel over latest ‘missed opportunity’ with England
The Chelsea star has impressed this season after missing out on the World Cup squad, but dropped out of the squad with load management cited as the reason
China’s Uyghur crackdown has not ended — it has gone underground
It has become more diffuse, more legally disguised and harder for the world to see.
Trump's 48 F-35 jets for Saudi Arabia: Why is Israel uneasy and China a key concern
The Trump administration has agreed to put the world's most advanced combat aircraft in Saudi hands.
Transfer windows and drones among UCI ideas to boost cycling
A new report from cycling's world governing body proposes a series of changes to boost the sport - and improve safety.
From Ukraine to Africa, drone dog fights now a reality
The rapid proliferation of attack drones and loitering munitions on modern battlefields is pushing militaries around the world towards a new layer of air
Ethiopia war: Internet disrupted in Tigray
During the two-year civil war in Tigray, the region was totally cut off from the outside world.