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Ghana’s government has called for a review of the “high-handed and extremely unfair” decision by Canada to ban midfielder Thomas Partey from entering the country.The former Arsenal player had his visa application refused and will miss Ghana’s opening World Cup match against Panama in Toronto on Wednesday.Partey, 32, has pleaded not guilty to seven charges of rape and one count of sexual assault relating to allegations by four different women between 2020 and 2022.He is due to stand trial next year.A statement, external from the Ghana government said it is “pursuing active diplomatic engagements” with Canadian officials and hopes to…

Four men have been jailed for their role in a crime spree covering multiple counties in which they targeted more than a dozen cars from driveways.Cheshire Police have confirmed that four men – Asad Ali, Hassan Ali, Kian Brisban-Drawles and Mohammed Haroon – were jailed after admitting conspiracy to steal cars across the country.The crime spree occurred between May 1, 2025, and July 25, 2025, according to an investigation by Crewe Proactive CID.Officers identified that 14 cars were stolen from driveways in Staffordshire, Leicestershire, Birmingham, Hampshire and Cheshire.The four men were found to be responsible for the crimes and were…

Princess Charlotte and the Princess of Wales wore matching three-strand pearl bracelets at Trooping the Colour today.The mother and daughter duo were accompanied by Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, eight, in the Ascot Landau carriage as they travelled along The Mall.Alongside her bracelet, Catherine wore her “Cavolfiore” earrings with 18-carat yellow gold from Cassandra Goad.The cluster earrings, which retail for £7,245, were famously worn at Prince Louis’ christening in 2018.Catherine paired her earrings with a bespoke light blue “Lafayette” coat dress from Catherine Walker, a beloved brand of the late Princess Diana’s.In addition, she wore a Philip Treacy hat…

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BBC Sport Scotland called on the knowledge of 1998 World Cup squad members Darren Jackson and Paul Lambert, as well as the last player to captain Scotland at the women’s finals in 2019, Rachel Corsie, to enlighten and excite us.All three said it was “surreal”.Lambert and Corsie explained the build-up – the bit where the fans are frantically booking planes, trains and automobiles – as perhaps being the most “stressful” part of the process from qualifying.”You’re like, I want to be in the best condition of my life,” said Corsie, who skippered Scotland in France seven years ago said. “I…

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Wales pairing Jonny Clayton and Nick Kenny continued their impressive start to the World Cup of Darts with a resounding victory over Group C opponents Thailand in Frankfurt, Germany.Having had to go through group qualifying after Gerwyn Price withdrew, the new Wales pairing opened their campaign by thumping Lithuania 4-1, and then followed that up on Friday by beating Thailand by the same score.The Welsh duo topped their group to book a Saturday afternoon tie at the Eissporthalle against USA.Hosts Germany again impressed with a 4-2 win over New Zealand as Martin Schindler and Ricardo Pietreczko secured their place in…