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Ingebrigtsen apologizes for labeling 1500m competitors 'losers' while standing by criticism of Hocker's 'cowardly' actions

Ingebrigtsen apologizes for labeling 1500m competitors 'losers' while standing by criticism of Hocker's 'cowardly' actions

Jakob Ingebrigtsen, the double Olympic champion, has issued a partial apology for labelling his competitors “losers” and “cowards” following a heated men’s 1500m Diamond League final on Friday. The Norwegian athlete continues to defend his accusation of cowardice directed at Olympic 1500m champion Cole Hocker. According to Ingebrigtsen, Hocker

'Colonizing for content': Influencers travel to remote tribes to meet and film them

'Colonizing for content': Influencers travel to remote tribes to meet and film them

Around midnight, Mykhailo Polyakov left a beach with his camera, a coconut and a can of Diet Coke. The 24-year-old from Scottsdale, Arizona, steered an inflatable dinghy into the Bay of Bengal, moving slowly to avoid being seen. Hours later, a low-lying island appeared on the horizon.

Reform movement continues to raise doubts about climate science—do its backers agree?

Reform movement continues to raise doubts about climate science—do its backers agree?

At the second day of the Reform UK conference, Richard Tice addressed attendees. An undercover investigation had recently alleged that party officials plotted to evade the law on foreign donations. Within minutes of Tice speaking, a banner appeared behind him reading: “Collect £5m, burn the planet.” It was removed quickly.

Nepal flood disaster: Two more survivors found by rescuers

Nepal flood disaster: Two more survivors found by rescuers

Emergency workers rescued a Chinese man and a Nepali woman in two separate operations on Saturday, as officials continued searching for thousands of people missing 10 days after severe floods struck Nepal. The Nepali military announced that a joint team, including personnel from the army and South Korean disaster specialists,

Farage and Jenrick set to address closing of Reform conference overshadowed by scandal and protests

Farage and Jenrick set to address closing of Reform conference overshadowed by scandal and protests

Reform UK’s London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham, who left the Conservatives last year, said she joined Reform because “loyalty to a party can never, ever come before loyalty to the public.” She said she is running for London mayor because the city “is broken in many of the same

John Healey Warns of Hard First Budget as Middle East Conflict Pressures Economy

John Healey Warns of Hard First Budget as Middle East Conflict Pressures Economy

The Chancellor has indicated that the UK will face a difficult budget next month due to the conflict in the Middle East. In an interview with the Financial Times, John Healey said the war in Iran would likely have a strong influence on his first budget on 28 October. Healey,

Liverpool begin search for new sporting director following Richard Hughes' official departure

Liverpool begin search for new sporting director following Richard Hughes' official departure

Liverpool are looking for a fourth sporting director in four years after confirming that Richard Hughes has left the role. Hughes’s exit had been anticipated for some time, with the 47-year-old expected to take up a similar position with the Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal. He