Merican closer to Lioness dream with Wigan

While pursuing her master's degree in film and screen studies at the University of Cambridge earlier in 2024, footballer Sara Merican continued playing and found a place with the Cambridge City women's team.

NETBALL'S 'GOOD COP, BAD COP'

Co-captains with different leadership styles ready to guide S'pore to new era of success

Maresca 'very happy' with Chelsea's progress

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has claimed that the overhaul of his squad is already ahead of schedule, as he looked ahead to the English Premier League home clash with fellow London side Crystal Palace on Sept 1.

News analysis Sterling move caps weirdest transfer window in history

With one final flourish of the pen by Raheem Sterling, perhaps the weirdest English Premier League transfer window in recent history slammed shut.

ARTETA RILED BY 'INCONSISTENCY'

Brighton score to earn 1-1 draw after Arsenal midfielder Rice gets red-carded

REDS MORE 'MATURE' THAN RED DEVILS

Ten Hag says rivals have advantage of playing together a long time, but 'we can always win'

Huge group lurking but Scheffler in 'own world'

Scottie Scheffler has company.

Tiafoe proud of 'epic' win over good friend Shelton

Frances Tiafoe and Ben Shelton are good pals off the tennis court and after the latter promised a \"war\" in their US Open third-round encounter on Aug 30, the crowd were brought to their feet on several points and rallies as the match went the distance.

MY LIFE MOVES ON, SAYS DJOKOVIC

He ends 2024 without a Slam after 'worst tennis ever', but 'tomorrow is a new , day'

NORRIS CAUTIOUS, DESPITE 1-2

He leads McLaren teammate Piastri on grid but expects tyre issues and tight race

Athletics golds keep China on track to finish top again

China began to exert their traditional dominance at the Paralympics in Paris on Aug 30, despite a double gold-medal success for British swimmers.

'One of my best 100m races' for Tebogo

Botswana's Letsile Tebogo was not happy with finishing sixth in the 100m final of the Paris Olympics, and he got over that setback by outstripping Christian Coleman to win in impressive style at the Diamond League meeting in Rome on Aug 30.

LIM'S BIGHORN IS A SHOO-IN IN LUCKY LAST

Luckless at his recent runs, Group 2 winner will find this Class 4 Division 1 contest easier

If your debt is ballooning, there are steps you can take

Americans are increasingly struggling with credit card debt and other loans, and consumers are paying more for basic banking services such as ATM withdrawals, recent financial research finds.

More people declared bankrupt in 1st half of 2024 from a year ago

Avoiding it essentially boils down to being financially prudent and ensuring you do not overspend

Harris' sneakers, Trump's red ties - what fashion choices tell us about politicians

Clothing plays its part in electioneering, acting as emblems to appeal to voters and hinting at how the candidates will lead.

Waist-high railings after fatal accident, but some pedestrians still jaywalk

Pedestrians are still dashing across a busy road in Taman Jurong to get to a bus stop, despite railings the Land Transport Authority (LTA) installed to guide them to crossings nearby.

Driver taken to hospital after truck overturns in Marymount Road

One person was taken to hospital on Aug 31 after a tipper truck overturned in Marymount Road.

What you need to know as pet cat licensing scheme kicks in

Two-year transition period to help cat owners ease into the changes starts now

Woman, 84, wins suit to cancel shophouse transfer to grandniece

An 84-year-old woman who signed away an Emerald Hill shophouse to her grandniece eight years ago has won a court battle to cancel the transfer and regain ownership of the property.

More men signing up as pre-school teachers

Number has doubled over past 5 years, with 245 men teaching kids at the start of year

NLB takes reading sessions to kids living in public rental flats

Madam Senthamarai Selvi enrolled her two children in a weekly reading programme beneath her block in 2018 to keep them from fighting - and for her to get some peace and quiet.

Fate of one of last kelongs in Singapore up in the air

Heritage group petitions for coastal structure to be retained after owner gives up running it

German city at centre of tug of war over immigration, refugees

Fatal stabbing by Syrian refugee becomes political fodder for far-right party AfD

15 ISIS members killed in Iraq raid; 7 US troops injured

A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of terror group ISIS in Iraq's western desert, with seven US troops injured during the operation, the US Central Command (Centcom) said.

Russian strikes in Ukraine kill 6, including teen girl

Russian strikes killed at least six people in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, including a 14-year-old girl at a playground, and wounded dozens more, officials said on Aug 30.

Ukrainians face grim winter amid massive attacks on power grid

Move to replace damaged plants with smaller, easily concealed units may come too late

Israeli strikes kill 48 in Gaza clashes ahead of polio vaccination campaign

Israeli strikes on Aug 31 killed at least 48 people in the Gaza Strip, as clashes took place ahead of the planned start of a polio vaccination campaign.

Singaporean ringleader of sex club in Malaysia among 36 held in raids

A Singaporean ringleader of a \"swingers\" syndicate in Malaysia, which organised group sex events for its 147,000 subscribers or \"clients\", was among 36 people nabbed following police raids this week.

He racks up swim feats to raise awareness of water survival skills

Malaysian is first to complete routes linking mainland Terengganu with 3 popular islands