Wade: Wasps' togetherness key
Christian Wade believes Wasps’ togetherness will help them target the Aviva Premiership play-offs this season.
Christian Wade believes Wasps’ togetherness will help them target the Aviva Premiership play-offs this season.
Wakefield’s recent signing Scott Moore has been ruled out for the season following a freak training ground collision with a team-mate.
Bradford completed their second loan signing on Thursday with the arrival of Wolves midfielder Lee Evans.
One year on from winning the Belgian GP and Daniel Ricciardo isn’t expecting a repeat in Sunday’s race. But he is hoping for a marked upturn in Red Bull’s fortunes later this season.
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She might be the daughter of legendary Lionel Richie, but Sofia Richie wants to stand on her own two feet. While she has worked in both modeling and music industries, Sofia is looking to…
Sales of smartphones in China declined 4 percent in the quarter, the first year-over-year fall, the company said. “China has reached saturation — its phone market is essentially driven by replacement, with fewer first-time buyers,” said Anshul Gupta, research director at Gartner. Gartner also said worldwide smartphone sales grew at the slowest pace since 2013.
By Curtis Skinner SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – California prosecutors have broadened their civil lawsuit against popular online ride-sharing service Uber, alleging that its background checks missed people previously convicted of murder and sex crimes, court records show. The district attorneys of San Francisco and Los Angeles filed an amended complaint against Uber Technologies Inc on Tuesday, which said “systemic failures in Uber’s background check process” came to light after their
By Josephine Mason and Alastair Sharp TORONTO (Reuters) – Love lives and reputations may be at risk after the release of customer data from infidelity website Ashley Madison, an unprecedented breach of privacy likely to rattle users’ attitudes towards the Internet. Hackers dumped a big cache of data containing millions of email addresses for U.S. government officials, UK civil servants and high-level executives at European and North America corporations late