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PFA chief Taylor donates 500,000 pounds to players' NHS fund
(Reuters) - Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor has donated 500,000 pounds ($617,000) to the Premier League players' fund for the National Health Service (NHS), British media reported on Tuesday.
Pandas use Covid-19 lockdown privacy to mate after a decade of trying
HONG KONG (AFP): Stuck at home with no visitors and not much else to do, a pair of pandas in Hong Kong finally decided to give mating a go after a decade of dodging the issue.
Buttler fine with England playing different formats at same time
LONDON (Reuters) - England could field two different teams on the same day at separate venues if the COVID-19 pandemic leads to a compressed home season, wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler has said.
Spurs' Son set for chemical warfare training in South Korea
SEOUL (Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur striker Son Heung-min will be exposed to tear gas, undertake live-fire drills and go on a 30km loaded march during three weeks of intense military training in South Korea this month, a Marine Corps official told Reuters on Tuesday.
China's Huangshan mountain ensures safety as tourism resumes
JINAN (China Daily/ANN): Tourism at picturesque Huangshan Mountain was back in order on Monday (April 6) after an emergency plan was put in place to guide the throng of visitors during the Tomb Sweeping holiday, or Qingming.
Japan declares state of emergency, nearly $1 trillion stimulus for coronavirus
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday declared a state of emergency to fight coronavirus infections in major population centres and rolled out a nearly $1 trillion (£808.41 billion) stimulus package to soften the economic blow.
Hyun Bin 'not handsome' in North Korea as he has no pot belly
Although Hyun Bin is a well-loved heart-throb in South Korea, the 37-year-old actor actually falls far below North Korea's standards, according to a North Korean defector.
Contradictheory: A better version of Malaysia could emerge after this crisis
It bodes well for the future that Malaysia didn’t think twice about choosing saving lives over saving the economy.
Crusaders' players public training 'unacceptable', says New Zealand Rugby
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Rugby has labelled as "unacceptable" the actions of a group of Canterbury Crusaders players who breached the country's strict coronavirus lockdown rules on Monday by training together in a local park.
Factbox: Golf - Majors rescheduled or cancelled due to coronavirus
(Reuters) - The rescheduled golf majors calendar due to the novel coronavirus outbreak (original date, event, location, rescheduled date).