Davante Adams’ reunion with Aaron Rodgers was short-lived, as their respective New York Jets tenures are expected to come to an end this offseason. But Adams will likely have no shortage of suitors. Adams has surpassed 1,000 receiving yards and caught at least 8 touchdowns in each of the last five seasons, which should make […]
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New York Mets owner Steve Cohen has never seen an MLB superstar that he didn’t want on his team, so with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. headed for free agency, it’s only natural to expect the Mets to pursue him. When the Toronto Blue Jays were unable to agree to an extension with their first baseman by […]
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The North Carolina basketball team has had a couple of good seasons under head coach Hubert Davis, but it’s looking like the Tar Heels are going to miss the NCAA Tournament for the second time in his four years with the program. That isn’t acceptable at North Carolina as it is one of the best […]
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The Philadelphia Phillies had a somewhat quiet offseason, but are still one of the top contenders in the National League, and Bryce Harper, spoke on the active offseasons that the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets had, saying that he was happy for the players first and foremost. “I think it’s great for the […]
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Paul George may have struggled in his last game before the All-Star break, but he didn’t let that stop him from enjoying some much-needed time away. The Philadelphia 76ers star put up just two points in a loss to the Brooklyn Nets, tying his season-low, yet he and his wife, Daniela Rajic, wasted no time […]
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A MUCH-LOVED pub near Glasgow has announced its shock closure – leaving punters gutted.
The Horse & Barge, located in the Dalmuir area of Clydebank, is known for its live music, pub quizzes and karaoke nights.
But staff have now pulled the shutters down on the popular boozer, following a “tough” period.
A post shared on Facebook reads: “Sorry, we’re closed. As of today we are closed for business.
“Unfortunately working under a brewery has been tough and have made the decision to close as a result.
“We would like to thank you all for your custom!”
The Horse & Barge previously closed its doors in October 2022 after the pub was embroiled in a sex scandal.
We previously told how the then boss was left “mortified” after X-rated snaps of him having a three-way romp on a pool table were leaked on social media.
The boozer later reopened in 2023 after a new tenant took it over.
Regular pubgoers flocked to react to the sad news of its closure.
One wrote: “Absolutely gutted great boozer with the best punters. Gonny miss them”.
Another added: “Best pub ever will be missed forever”.
A third said: “Sad but not surprising..I had hoped that the people who went elsewhere would make their way back, but apart from a few of us it didn’t happen.. thanks and best wishes to all the brilliant staff.”
Elsewhere, a historic Scots family-run business is set to cease trading after more than 100 years.
And a popular retailer is set to close its doors within weeks – leaving locals in a Scots town devastated.
THIS is the shocking moment a tennis match was suspended after gun shots and tear gas were fired next to the court.
The horror incident occurred this morning at a Challenger Tour event, which is the second-highest level of tennis behind the ATP Tour.
(tw // tear gas, shooting)
— stateofsport21 // raz (she/her) (@eretzsport022) February 18, 2025
Oh my God, did I just see probs tear gas delayed play in Brazzaville Ch because-
The matches resumed alr as I speak, just brief interruption. But idk why it felt like tear gas to me but idk??@ATPChallenger pic.twitter.com/qcdphUQcNn https://t.co/OhuKG6v7f4
During the first matches of the day in Brazzaville, DR Congo chaos suddenly erupted on the road next to the venue.
A group of people can be seen on the street before there is loud gun shots followed by screams.
They then sprint away as tear gas is fired to disperse the crowd.
The shocking scenes were picked up by TV cameras as Guy Den Ouden beat Ivan Denisov 6-1 6-3.
Both players causally walked off the court while bullets were fired.
Meanwhile, a match between Eliakim Coulibaly and Maik Steiner briefly continued with them unaware of the severity of the situation.
Play was reportedly suspended for just ten minutes before the ties continued as normal.
The commotion is seemingly related to the ongoing riots in the DR Congo.
Since late January there has been violent demonstrations due to conflict involving rebel groups and Rwanda.
The embassies of the United States, France, Holland and Belgium have all been targeted in recent weeks.
The Challenger Tour is yet to release a statement on what happened.
In another incident, Den Ouden, who is the world No270, said on Instagram that his phone was “stolen” in Brazzaville yesterday.
IT’S all eyes on the Allianz Arena tonight as Celtic take on Bayern Munich with a shot at an almighty Champions League triumph.
Trailing by just a goal to the Bundesliga leaders thanks to Daizen Maeda’s late header last week, the Hoops have belief they could yet spring an upset.
Nicolas Kuhn insists Bayern won’t expect the tie to be over courtesy of Kane’s second half strike that split the teams after the first leg at Parkhead.
And captain Callum McGregor was adamant he and his team-mates would empty the tank to book a place in the next round against either Bayer Leverkusen or Atletico Madrid.
They’ll do it under the lights and in front of 75,000 fans – with the travelling support given a reprieve from Uefa after trouble on their last outing at Aston Villa.
A smoke bomb thrown onto the pitch did not warrant punishment from European football beaks with a suspended sentence hanging over the club following their last trip to Germany.
So thousands of fans will follow the team to their first Champions League knock-out trip since 2012-13.
But as mentioned, it’s not even their first adventure to Germany this season.
The Hoops will be aiming to perform a lot better from this season’s nadir – a 7-1 thumping from Borussia Dortmund back in October.
Bayern Munich 2/11 (Betfred)
Draw 8/1 (Various)
Celtic 16/1 (BoyleSports, BetVictor)
*odds correct as at 1.15pm on Monday, February 17.
Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
THE MOBO Awards were lit up with glamour tonight as the stars of music took to the red carpet.
The ceremony – which started almost 30 years ago – celebrates and elevates black music in the UK.
In a historic move, the MOBO awards are being held at the Utilita Arena Newcastle next year.
This years star-studded lineup of nominees was released last year.
This includes the likes of Raye and Skepta for best video as well as Jorja Smith and Little Simz for best female act
Indiyah Polack has returned to co-host the 2025 ceremony alongside Strictly star Eddie Kadi.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, the reality beauty revealed the moment she ‘fell to her knees’ after hearing the news.
She said: “I remember exactly where, I was at a Fenty Beauty event and I literally fell to my knees because I thought my agent’s trying to pull a prank on me, I was like, what are you talking about?
“It just felt so surreal, it was such an honor to even be offered the opportunity.”
Eddie Kadi also spoke about how excited he is to host at this year’s awards, he said: “Even just being called to present an award at the MOBO’s is an honor.
“It’s a thing that I’ve grown up with as a kid so to be called in as a host and then do it with Indiyah as well, listen, I can’t ask for anything else, man.
“I’m excited already because I know we’re gonna have a lot of fun.”
This is the first year the MOBO’s have been held in Newcastle.
In the run up to the awards, Kanya King CBE, Founder and CEO of MOBO Group, said: “Newcastle is a city steeped in history, culture, and a dynamic sense of community alongside an electric nightlife, making it the perfect host city.
“We are honoured to bring the MOBO Awards to this iconic destination, eager to deliver a show that will resonate far beyond the North East.
“Beyond the awards night, through the MOBO Fringe Festival, we will be engaging with the local community to create an inspiring and impactful programme that highlights the significant cultural influence of Black music.
“Newcastle, get ready for a time to remember!”
Over the years MOBO has helped nurture home grown talent such as Skepta, Dave and 2022’s Mercury Prize winner Little Simz.
Last years MOBO awards took place in Sheffield.