Sunday 25 July, 2021
Lewis Hamilton has lamented the continued prominence of racism in sport and society in general.
The remarkable exploits of the Reds’ attacking unit, which also includes Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino, is limiting game time for Dominic Solanke.
His victim had been a willing participant.
The operation was carried out in December and the patient has returned to full function.
A politician into bondage, an over-eager suitor and a sock-eating dog – it’s all the week’d weirdest news.
Cats with many lives and priests with recording contracts – it’s all the week’d weirdest news.
Aurélien Rougerie, Julien Pierre and Benjamin Kayser were set upon by armed thugs in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Eyeballs, sleepwalking and botty coughs – it’s the week’s weirdest news.
Waitresses with guns, monster members and headbangers – it’s the week’s weirdest news.
Do you have the guts to slide down the seaside slope on a li-lo at 25 kilometres per hour?
Cyclist-eating geese, Krusty Krabs and MENSA – it’s the week’s weirdest news.
The individual in question is likely to be severely reprimanded for his actions.
Digitally enhanced yearbooks, porn stars as politicians and espresso – it’s the week’s weirdest news.
No beef for the Mexican World Cup team –find out why plus all the weirdest stories you need to hear.
Awkward bombs. Awkward bombs everywhere.
We’ll just stay at home forever, thanks.
His behaviour has been odd to say the least, so is Franco engaging in a little method acting?
Scientists are THIS CLOSE to cloning a woolly mammoth – it’s all the bizarre news stories you need to know about.
A schoolgirl and a bullet, some peanut butter and a jellyfish, and a gay cat – the bizarre news stories you might have missed.
Goodfellas Part II happens in real life, mathematicians can’t prove planes fly and a rat ship cometh – the bizarre news stories you might have missed.
– the bizarre news stories you might have missed.
Auburn’s Chris Davis returned a field goal 109 yards for the game winning touchdown.
Silver Linings Playbook is the latest movie to deal with issues surrounding mental health, but does cinema succeed in bringing these issues to the fore or are they more harmful than helpful, asks Darren Mooney.
It’d be fair to say Tiziano Crudeli was a happy man when Milan opened the scoring against Chievo.
One young man in particular seemed more than a little pleased with Robin Van Persie’s late winner today.
It turns out Britney Spears can actually be quite repetitive. Who knew?
