The BBC has asked Fifa president Gianni Infantino if he has the support of football’s South American governing body, Conmebol. The Fifa head has faced multiple calls to resign after his highly controversial attempt to sell private stakes in the World Cup, which he later abandoned. Infantino, who did not answer the BBC’s questions, was
Jacinta Allan’s rival for the Labor leadership, Deputy Prime Minister Ben Carroll, is “reconsidering his position” after ruling himself out as a potential rival just six weeks ago. Sources close to Carroll said on Monday morning that, following Sunday’s meeting of faction conveners which determined Allan no longer has the support of his group, government
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has agreed to resign and signed an amendment to the country’s constitution that will end his presidency at midnight Sunday. Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s Tisza party had pushed the law change in parliament to oust Sulyok, widely considered loyal to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who lost power in April after
Gloucestershire have brought back South African bowler Duan Jansen for the remainder of their T20 Blast campaign after Liam Scott suffered an injury. Left-armer Jansen, 26, took 16 wickets early in the competition when he played in six of the team’s group matches. He took a wicket every 8.25 balls in his 22 overs in