Wagner expects Huddersfield fans to 'deliver' in historic home clash

Former Leeds United record breaker linked with unlikely return Thomas Christiansen insists that "no player is above Leeds United ", as he confirms that striker Chris Wood is on his way out of the club.

People Killed in India After Train Derails Heavyweight cranes and gas cutters were used to lift displaced and overturned coaches and cut through their tangled remains. Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu ordered an inquiry into the train derailment to ascertain the cause of the incident.

Studs and Duds from Jets loss to Lions, including QB Bryce Petty It's unusual in the National Football League for a team to carry three quarterbacks unless of course, you're the New York Jets . Things are going really well for the Jets, presuming the plan is to go 0-16 this season and secure the No. 1 pick.

Dead in Plane Crash Near Oregon Eclipse Viewing Site The Oregonian/Oregonlive reports that the Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are exploring. The pilot of a small passenger plane that crashed near Madras on Saturday was the only fatality, investigators said Sunday.

Falwell backs Trump on Charlottesville, admits president could be more 'politically correct' Falwell said, "One of the reasons I supported him is because he doesn't say what's politically correct". "I don't know if there were historical purists there who were trying to preserve some statues".

Umpires in Detroit take stand against verbal abuse There's often arguments between team players and umpires, managers and umpires, and coaches and umpires, that's part of the game. Ausmus added that he felt it was ironic that the umpires were wearing white armbands when players aren't allowed to wear those.

PA State Troopers shot; suspect shot dead Authorities say two Pennsylvania state troopers were shot and the suspect was killed outside a grocery store south of Pittsburgh. A struggle ensued as troopers tried to arrest him, and Belsar pulled out a gun and fired one shot, striking both troopers.

How to Make Your Own Eclipse Why is it called the "Great American Eclipse?" There is a 70-mile stretch from SC through OR that will have the best views. For those outside of the zone of totality, NASA has warned people not to look directly into the partial eclipse .

Over 100 cows die allegedly due to starvation The Congress on Saturday targeted the BJP on cow protection and said for the ruling party it means "killing of minority people". A number of cows got stuck in swampy land and died at the Mathana Gaushala in the Kurukshetra district of Haryana.

RBI to issue new Rs. 50 currency notes Unlike the higher denomination notes, the smaller denominations of Rs 20 and Rs 50 are expected to be phased out gradually. This is the third note that is going to be changed after the demonetisation move by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Sharad Yadav readies for show of strength It has seven parliamentarians in the Rajya Sabha after two members - Yadav and Ali Anwar - distanced themselves from the party. Most of the JD-U leaders, including 70 party MLAs, two Lok Sabha MPs and seven Rajya Sabha MPs participated in the meeting.

South Korea military drills about to begin North Korea has already released a statement regarding the announced exercise through the Central News Agency. A JCS official made the announcement during a regular briefing on Friday.

Six Flags Over Texas removes Confederate flag, reversing earlier decision In Arlington, each of six historic flags welcomed guests as they arrived at the park's parking area and inside the main entrance. Lee from a public park in Charlottesville, Virginia, engaged in violent protests in which a counter-protester was killed.

Jaguars quarterback controversy after second pre-season game He won't crack the starting lineup, but maybe he can be the team's No. 3 receiver with Marqise Lee out with an ankle injury. What it likely means is that Henne is the starter unless Bortles magically turns a corner next Thursday against Carolina.

Dual citizenship saga strikes Aussie government again, with minister implicated She has represented the Nationals in the Senate since 2005, and has served as deputy leader of the party since February 2016. The country's High Court has its first hearing on the matter set down for 24 August, and is expected to decide by December.