12:46 AM ET Former Oakland Athletics pitcher Dave Stewart submitted a $115 million bid to buy the city of Oakland’s share of the Coliseum with plans to develop the site, he told the San Francisco Chronicle. With both the NBA’s Warriors and NFL’s Raiders leaving the site in recent years, the A’s are the last
Everyone arriving in the UK from abroad must now self-isolate as the government order shutting all travel corridors comes into effect. The tighter restrictions, intended to protect against the spread of coronavirus variants, were announced last week by Boris Johnson. Travellers must also show proof of a negative COVID test taken in the three days
11:29 AM ET Reuters Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email Thomas Muller set up one goal and scored a second-half winner as Bayern Munich struggled past Freiburg 2-1 on Sunday to end their opponents’ five-game winning run and extend their lead at the top of the Bundesliga to four points. Bayern, who conceded a goal
Will Donald Trump be a spent political force when he is replaced on Wednesday by Joe Biden after a single term in office? The Republican party has not done well under his leadership. It has lost control of the White House, US Congress and the Senate to the Democrats. But Trump still has a loyal
Graphic new footage of the violence at the US Capitol gives a close-up view of the chaos from in amongst the rioters. The video, by a writer for The New Yorker, lays bare the pack mentality and lawlessness of the Trump supporters who stormed the building. Police are seen wrestling with the mob as they
Gunmen killed two female judges from Afghanistan’s Supreme Court in an early morning ambush, which also saw their driver wounded. The attack happened as the two judges, who have not yet been named, were driving to their office in Kabul in a court vehicle on Sunday, a court official said. It was the latest attack
7:42 AM ET ESPN’s MMA Insiders As the UFC looks to kick off 2021 with two elements that were sorely lacking for most of 2020 — Conor McGregor and fans in attendance — this brief pause in the calendar offers the perfect window to take stock and look ahead. So who will have the best
Those aged over 70 and the clinically extremely vulnerable will be invited to receive coronavirus vaccinations starting this week. More than 3.8 million people, including those over 80, care home residents, and NHS staff, have already had the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. But from Monday, the programme will be rolled out for the
8:58 AM ET The level of inactivity in boxing was a little higher than usual in 2020. Due to COVID-19, several of the sport’s top fighters are in the midst of unusually long layoffs. Manny Pacquiao hasn’t fought since July 2019, and Deontay Wilder took his first loss in February just before the pandemic took
4:49 PM ET The World Golf Championship event scheduled for Mexico City is being moved for one year to Florida due to the coronavirus pandemic. The sponsors of the WGC-Mexico Championship, Grupo Salinas, did not want to play at Chapultepec Golf Club – where the tournament relocated to in 2017 – due to restrictions that
A nurse has become the first person in Brazil to receive a coronavirus jab just hours after the country’s health regulator approved two vaccines. Monica Calazans, 54, who works on the coronavirus frontline, was vaccinated in a ceremony in Sao Paulo. The rollout of the vaccines made by Sinovac and AstraZeneca comes after months of
Large parts of the UK are likely to be hit by heavy downpours this week, with some covered by flood warnings. The worst-affected regions could see up to 70mm of rain over 48 hours. It comes after a weekend which saw up to eight centimetres of snow in parts of eastern England. There is an
9:25 AM ET ESPN News Services MELBOURNE — Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley has confirmed the year’s first Grand Slam will go ahead from Feb. 8 despite anger from players forced into hard quarantine in Melbourne due to positive COVID-19 cases on their charter planes. Seventy-two players and their entourages have to isolate for
We were expecting a cacophony of noise after the Ugandan Election Commission declared the result in a presidential poll that was both contentious and shockingly violent. However, we did not see any angry chatter, nor collective calls to arms on popular social media sites because the government had switched the internet off. The streets of
2:45 AM ET After his playoff struggles in the NBA bubble, LA Clippers guard Paul George said he had to come back “with vengeance” this season to address the fact that “people saw weakness” in him. A highly motivated George continued his torrid start to the season by making 8 of 14 shots and scoring
Dozens of fines have been handed out to COVID-19 lockdown breakers in England – including one for a man who was caught driving 100 miles to get a McDonald’s meal. Police said the 34-year-old was fined £200 after he drove around 100 miles from Luton to Devizes in Wiltshire for a takeaway – even though
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