Novak Djokovic faced a close call at the Australian Open when he narrowly missed hitting a ball kid in a fit of anger during his match against Botic van de Zandschulp. The incident, which occurred towards the end of the second set, saw Djokovic lash out at a ball in frustration, almost hitting a ball girl stationed near the net. Fortunately, the ball missed her head by a small margin. Had the ball struck the young girl, umpire John Blom would have been left with no choice but to disqualify Djokovic, a consequence he faced previously at the 2020 US Open for hitting a line judge with...

A union leader expressed dismay over the suspension of a prison employee following the mistaken release of a migrant sex offender. Hadush Kebatu, an Ethiopian national, was erroneously set free from HMP Chelmsford instead of being transferred to an immigration detention center, causing government officials to express anger at the blunder. Kebatu, who had served time for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, was apprehended in London and is now slated for deportation to Ethiopia. Justice Secretary David Lammy has initiated an independent investigation into the incident. Mark Fairhurst, the national chairman of the prison officers' union, emphasized the distress felt by prison staff due to the error....

A parent physically assaulted a teacher in front of students after the teacher reprimanded a student for using a mobile phone in school. The...

A tennis enthusiast who gained online fame for supporting Emma Raducanu has been ejected from the Australian Open for disruptive behavior. James Bray made...