Новости за 24.08.2021

Wrexham sign Lincoln City midfielder James Jones for an undisclosed fee.

The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics are officially under way after a powerful opening ceremony.

Welsh ministers face renewed calls for a Wales-specific inquiry after one for Scotland is announced.

The secret meeting came ahead of a deadline for US troops to leave Afghanistan on 31 August.

Numbers of Covid patients are still less than a fifth of numbers at this stage in the second wave.

Tennis Scotland says it would like to own and operate more of the country's courts after Andy Murray highlighted the issue of unused facilities.

A Tesco staff member reveals incidents of abuse from customers as a new act protecting workers comes into force.

Strabane's James Gallagher's bantamweight bout with Patchy Mix will take place at Bellator 270 in Dublin on 5 November.

The Great Britain women's ice hockey squad is announced for the Winter Olympic Games qualifiers in October.

There are currently 420 patients with Covid-19 in Northern Ireland's hospitals, with 41 patients in ICU.

Hakainde Hichilema says in his inauguration address he will deal with the high cost of living.

Visit Cornwall is only asking people who have booked ahead to visit following a rise in Covid cases.

Police and other emergency services were called to the scene just after 12.00 BST on Tuesday.

Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson signs a new deal with the club which runs until the summer of 2026.

It will cease flights from Belfast City in September and from Belfast International in October.

Denmark captain Simon Kjaer and the medical team that saved Christian Eriksen's life are the recipients of this year's Uefa President's Award.

Scarlets attract a key man in Eddie Jones' England staff back to the region.

Birmingham City captain Louise Quinn says the support from the club for the women's team is "good enough for us to be able to compete".

Police took apart the structure on Tuesday morning, as more protests take place in Whitehall.

Detectives are investigating as a man in his 50s died after an incident in a north Wales village.

Foreign countries should stop encouraging Afghans to leave their country, a Taliban spokesman says.

Lib Dem candidate Thom Campion says the hate-filled posts "did not reflect" his views today.

A teachers' union, NASUWT, said it had been "inundated" with messages from teachers affected.

Castleford, Huddersfield and Salford are fined by the RFL for operational rules breaches related to Covid-19 protocols.

Data from sensors in patients' homes will be analysed to warn of health problems.