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Premium Content Subscriber only Failing to pull over has landed a man before a Maryborough Magistrate, facing a string of charges. Patrick Leonard, 22, appeared via video link and was charged with one count of disqualified driving, one count of driving an unregistered vehicle, one count of driving an uninsured vehicle, one count of evading police and one count of obstructing police. The offences occurred when Mr Leonard evaded police after being directed to pull over on December 2, 2020. Police Prosecutor Senior Constable Balan Selvadurai said the offences could have easily been avoided if Mr...

Royals Rumblings - News for February 2, 2021 Share this story Royals Rumblings - News for February 2, 2021 Key fact: Finished 11th in AL Cy Young Award voting while leading the league in innings The trade that netted Shields and reliever Wade Davis but cost the Royals top prospects Wil Myers and Jake Odorizzi, as well as Mike Montgomery and Minor League infielder Patrick Leonard, was strongly questioned at first. It’s stunning how successful this trade worked out for the Royals. Of course, Davis was part of the vaunted Kansas City bullpen and helped them to the World Series in 2014 and ’1...

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PokerNews sits down with British poker pro Andy "dawhiteninja" Wool who recently enjoyed a career-best score of more than $150,000 online at PokerStars.

The final table of the $530 buy-in partypoker Big Game had three British players seated at it. Sadly, none of them could quite get the job done as Team partypoker’s Day Kotoviezy walked away with the title and the near $40,000 top prize. The best any of our trio could manage was a second-place finish worth $27,222. This went to Paresh Doshi who outlasted fellow Brit Keith Hoang by one place; Hoang collected $18,884 for their exit in third. Kevin Parkes was the other Union Jack at this final table. His tournament ended abruptly in eighth place, a finish that saw $4,563 wing its way to...