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Daly Cherry-Evans didn’t want talk of his future to take the gloss off Roosters’ win. So he waited seven hours

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Daly Cherry-Evans didn’t want talk of his future to take the gloss off Roosters’ win. So he waited seven hours
Daly Cherry-Evans didn’t want talk of his future to take the gloss off Roosters’ win. So he waited seven hours
He was outstanding in the Sydney Roosters’ 12-6 win over Penrith before waiting until the morning to announce he was finishing up and moving to England.
The Age
The Age1 hrs ago
Daly Cherry-Evans didn’t want talk of his future to take the gloss off Roosters’ win. So he waited seven hours
He was outstanding in the Sydney Roosters’ 12-6 win over Penrith before waiting until the morning to announce he was finishing up and moving to England.
Sky Sports
Sky Sports1 hrs ago
NRL legend Cherry-Evans signs one-year deal with Hull FC
NRL legend Daly Cherry-Evans has signed a one-year deal for Hull FC which sees him complete a shock switch to Super League for the 2027 season.
BBC Science
BBC Science5 hrs ago
Hundreds attend teenager's eclipse party
Image source, Lyndsay SmithImage caption, Aston Smith says he has been interested in stargazing since he was aged twoByRachael McMenemy and Danny FullbrookCheers erupted through a housing estate as the solar eclipse began during a watch party put on by a teenage astronomer Aston, 14, set up telescopes, helped with home
Meduza
Meduza🏁 first to report2 days ago
Hundreds of teenagers waited hours outside Russia’s Supreme Court to witness the only antiwar party lose its place on the ballot. Then a police officer raised a megaphone to talk about draft offices.
All day on August 10, Russia’s Supreme Court heard a lawsuit seeking to revoke the Yabloko (“Apple”) party’s registration for the State Duma elections. Hundreds of people stood outside the courthouse on Povarskaya Street the entire time, supporters of the only antiwar party that could theoretically participate in the v