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Sky Sport Emphatic win for the NSW Blues as Queensland are held scoreless for first time ever in Brisbane. Mossop and Thompson were both shown red cards as Hurrell was helped from the field. Salford coach Richard Marshall defended his captain post-match. "Hurrell ran after him, Mossop was defending himself. It was an act of self-defence in my opinion. There was nothing in the contact of the tackle,” Marshall told media. Hurrell took to social media post-game to let Leeds fans know he was OK and made light of the ugly incident when posting a video of him being punched.

BBC News Published image captionUllapool and the surrounding area in Wester Ross have grown in popularity in recent years Tourism businesses in and around Ullapool are expecting a busy summer, with the area a popular destination for people who choose to holiday closer to home amid the pandemic. Will Copestake, an outdoor instructor and former Scottish and UK Adventurer of the Year, runs sea kayaking classes and trips off Achiltibuie, about 40 minutes by car from Ullapool. He says the popularity of the whole Wester Ross area for staycations is plain to see - with demand for the activities he o...

The Anti Self-Care Hero We Need This Week Mamamia Out Loud ADVERTISEMENT David 'Deacon' Kay is a man of faith, with a big family and a loving wife, Annie. Christina 'Chris' Alonso is the only woman on the squad, and the first woman to make it to SWAT. Jim Street is the 'rebel' of the group, whose mum is in prison for killing his violent dad. Dominique Luca is third generation SWAT and a giant teddy bear, and Victor Tan's family didn't approve of him going into policing.  Outside of the core six you've got Captain Jessica Cortez, a woman in power rising through the ranks of a male-dominated i...

Two York Springs residents were charged with felony endangerment of a child’s welfare after a 10-month-old infant suffered a broken leg, according to court documents.

A recent Twitter spat shows that the attitude of some Scots towards English visitors is baffling, shameful and embarrassing