-
Carrick given Manchester derby baptism of fire, Frank in the firing line
-
Trump announces 'board of peace' formed for Gaza
-
Sam Darnold: the 'old soul' QB tipped to win Super Bowl
-
One year on, it's all about Trump. But for how long?
-
Australian snowboarder Brockhoff quits ahead of Winter Olympics
-
Bills battle Broncos as Allen eyes Super Bowl
-
Magic rally to top Grizzlies in NBA Berlin game
-
Venezuela's Machado says she 'presented' Trump with Nobel medal
-
Key Colombia guerrilla group backs pact to fight US, commander tells AFP
-
Chiefs' Mahomes targets NFL 'Week 1' after knee surgery
-
Venezuelan interim leader vows oil sector reform after Maduro ouster
-
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
-
US court clears Norway's Equinor to resume wind project halted by Trump
-
Threats to Iran spike 'volatility': UN official
-
Rabiot and AC Milan give Como French lesson to stay on Inter's heels
-
US says reached deal with Taiwan to lower tariffs, boost investments
-
South Korea's ex-leader Yoon faces first court verdict over martial law chaos
-
'Gigantic explosion', fire in Dutch city of Utrecht, four hurt
-
Twenty-six charged in latest basketball gambling scandal
-
Venezuela's Machado meets Trump for 'positive' talks despite snub
-
NBA Europe 'must respect tradition', says commissioner Silver
-
Thieves steal Pokemon cards in armed robbery at US store
-
French Olympic champion Papadakis claims she was under partner's 'control'
-
Fury over Grok sexualized images despite new restrictions
-
US says Iran halts executions as Gulf allies pull Trump back from strike
-
Frank says Spurs taking 'small steps' in right direction
-
Syrian activist Sarah Mardini acquitted of migrant trafficking in Greece
-
Goldman Sachs' profits jump on hot merger market
-
Platini says Infantino has become 'more of an autocrat'
-
Scottish Borders, Lake District to grace 2027 Tour de France
-
Venezuela's sidelined Machado arrives at White House for Trump talks
-
French mother superior bullied nuns at Paris order: inquiry
-
Cuba pays tribute to soldiers killed in Maduro capture
-
UK politician joins hard-right Reform just hours after Tories sack him
-
'Gigantic explosion', fire in Dutch city, four hurt
-
French mother superior bullied nuns at Paris convent - inquiry
-
Deprived of heating, Kyiv enters survival mode to beat big freeze
-
Oil prices slump after Trump eases concerns over Iran
-
French mother superior bullied nuns in Montmartre: report
-
Rosenior refuses to back Sanchez as Chelsea number one
-
Harry due to testify to UK court next week in last tabloid case
-
Trump threatens to invoke Insurrection Act over Minnesota protests
-
Niger faces dilemma over uranium shipment stuck at airport
-
UN chief attacks world leaders putting cooperation on 'deathwatch'
-
Morocco and Senegal prepare for final showdown but Salah's AFCON dream fades
-
Polls close in Uganda after delays, internet blackout
-
Forced confession fears as Iran chief justice interrogates protesters
-
Al-Attiyah closes on sixth Dakar Rally as Ekstrom wins 11th stage
-
Luis Enrique has no doubts about PSG's title credentials
-
England off-spinner Bashir signs for Derbyshire after Ashes exile
Australian snowboarder Brockhoff quits ahead of Winter Olympics
Australian snowboarder Belle Brockhoff announced her retirement Friday just weeks away from the Winter Olympics with a series of major injuries forcing her out.
The three-time Olympian came fourth in snowboard cross at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and the 33-year-old was hoping to again compete at Milan-Cortina in February.
But she suffered a gruesome fracture of her wrist in late 2024, then crashed heavily at the end of a World Cup race in Georgia in March last year.
That incident saw her airlifted to hospital with pins and rods inserted into her back for a fractured vertebra.
"I've been rehabbing a complicated compound fracture in my wrist and a fractured L1 vertebra in my spine," Brockhoff said on Instagram.
"I've rehabbed and trained hard for many months, and I know my body's limits.
"It is with this and more than 20 years of snowboarding that I know in my heart it is time to step away from competitive racing."
Y.Zaher--SF-PST