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Leicester City Women have been confirmed in a relegation play-off with the team that finished third in WSL 2, so what might that mean for the club?

Leicester City Women have been confirmed in a relegation play-off with the team that finished third in WSL 2, so what might that mean for the club?

Leicester City Women have been confirmed in a relegation play-off with the team that finished third in WSL 2, so what might that mean for the club?

Leicester City Women have been confirmed in a relegation play-off with the team that finished third in WSL 2, so what might that mean for the club?

Mainland Chinese tourists may have come for the tombolo but left with a deeper understanding of Hong Kong’s coral reefs and marine life after the government stepped up promotion and protection efforts on Sharp Island in Sai Kung. That was the view of visitors touring the island on Friday morning, Labour Day – a Hong Kong public holiday and the start of the mainland’s five-day “golden week” break. As of noon, around 300 tourists had arrived on the island, but only a few had entered the water. The...

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

From the fear factor to the bad intentions, those who have fought Naoya Inoue describe going head to head with the boxer known as 'the Monster'.

Hong Kong recorded more than 76,000 mainland Chinese visitor arrivals on the first morning of the five-day Labour Day “golden week”, with many heading to the countryside for scenic views and others opting for “city walks” to explore picturesque corners of the city. Some early arrivals headed straight to the countryside after getting off at West Kowloon rail terminus on Friday morning. University student Chen Hongjie, 18, was all geared up to hike the MacLehose Trail on his first day in the city...