Police say the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene, despite live-saving efforts.
Oscars 2024: How to watch and who is nominated
As Hollywood’s finest get ready for the big night, we bring you the lowdown on what to look out for.
Win over Ireland one of George’s ‘proudest’ days
England’s last-gasp 23-22 victory over Ireland at Twickenham was one of the “most emotional” and “proudest” days of captain Jamie George’s career.
Ramsdale relief after blunder as Arsenal go top
Aaron Ramsdale is eventually left smiling after Arsenal spare the England goalkeeper’s blushes and beat Brentford to move top of the Premier League.
Projected Lineup: March 9 at NY Rangers
With the Trade Deadline behind them and nobody on the move, Blues Interim Head Coach Drew Bannister said without that distraction lingering, it’s time to get to work.
“We can move on from the deadline here, everybody should be more comfortable,” he said. “I think for any room, it becomes
“We can move on from the deadline here, everybody should be more comfortable,” he said. “I think for any room, it becomes
Match-winner Smith returns to stake England claim
Marcus Smith follows in the footsteps of Jonny Wilkinson and George Ford in English drop-goal folklore, but he will have his eyes on a more sustained run in the side.
‘Yo-yo life continues for despondent Scots in Rome’
A propensity to implode, as they did in Rome, will continue to hold back Gregor Townsend’s Scotland, writes Tom English.
Belfast murals: Belfast is a ‘special place’ says Dan Kitchener
Dan Kitchener’s new street art in south Belfast has delighted locals, adding a “welcoming touch” to the area.
‘No city would come close’ to Manchester
Manchester would undoubtedly become the biggest city in world football after Old Trafford redevelopment, says Andy Burnham.
Italy end Scots’ title hopes with long-awaited win
Italy hold on to secure their first Six Nations home win since 2013 as Scotland’s title hopes are ended by a second-half collapse in Rome.