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Fox Sports, U.S. television broadcaster, known for its sports programming, will evade punishment from FIFA after it violated the governing body’s advertising rules during the first match of the World Cup
The Premier League is seeking to add further members to its independent Judicial Panel to adjudicate independently on disciplinary cases and appeals
Wimbledon will increase its prize money by 20%, the biggest rise in its history, and even though top players argue that this is inadequate because it is still less than 16% of the tournament’s revenue, it has been welcomed temporarily since it shows “a signal of intent”
Haiti has been forced by FIFA to wear new jerseys just before the start of the World Cup after the global governing body deemed its jerseys to be too political, causing some to accuse FIFA of being hypocritical following its own recent actions
Durham’s Women’s Super League 2 team has stated that it will have to “cease operations” if urgent funding is not received within the next 21 days
A public interest law firm has filed a lawsuit seeking to halt UFC Freedom 250, a White House event scheduled to mark President Trump's 80th birthday, alleging failures to comply with permitting and environmental requirements
Ohio State University will pay $100 million to hundreds of former students, including former student-athletes, who were sexually assaulted by former campus doctor Richard Strauss, who died in 2005
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UK Athletics (UKA) has been fined £350,000 and ordered to pay £44,000 in costs after pleading guilty to corporate manslaughter in connection with the death of Emirati Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during preparations for the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships in London. In sentencing, the court described the circumstances leading to the incident as "wholly avoidable"
