The University of Cambridge will review its senior academic appointment process after Professor Jason Arday resigned amid plagiarism allegations and concerns over his CV, prompting calls for an independent investigation into his hiring.
Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest black professor at 37, resigned amid scrutiny over his academic work and life story, including claims about his autism and learning journey
Cambridge academics are demanding an independent inquiry into the 2023 appointment of Professor Jason Arday, who resigned following controversies over plagiarism, exaggerated credentials, and public scrutiny.
South Korean police raided the Korea Football Association (KFA) headquarters and offices on August 6, investigating allegations of irregularities in the 2024 appointment of former men's national team head coach Hong Myung-bo, who resigned after the team's group-stage exit from the FIFA World Cup.
South Korean police raided the Korea Football Association headquarters to investigate allegations of obstruction of business in the recruitment of former coach Hong Myung-bo following a disappointing World Cup campaign.
Police in South Korea raided the offices of the Korea Football Association on Thursday regarding alleged irregularities in the July 2024 appointment of former men's national team coach Hong Myung-bo.
Ben Stokes aims to coach England after retirement, surprised by Joe Root's Test captaincy appointment over Harry Brook, and denies returning for 2027 Ashes.
The Pakistan Cricket Board appointed Michael Smith as the men's national team batting coach on a two-year contract to address ongoing batting struggles across red-ball and white-ball formats.
Pakistan Cricket Board is set to appoint South African former first‑class cricketer Michael Smith as its new full‑time batting coach, starting with the three‑Test England tour beginning August 19. The move follows recurring collapses, especially in Tests, and aims to improve performance under pressure.
President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States, Olha Stefanishyna, in a decree. Stefanishyna said she left by personal choice after nearly a year, amid broader reshuffle of top officials.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed U.S. Ambassador Olha Stefanishyna via presidential decree. Stefanishyna stated the departure was her own decision due to personal circumstances, coinciding with a broader reshuffle of top Ukrainian officials.
Josh Allen’s family-driven philanthropy supports Buffalo children; his parents’ belief helped him overcome college rejections, injuries and criticism to become an NFL star.
Serena Williams defines a champion not by wins, but by recovery from falls. The article explores her philosophy, citing her 2013 US Open final quote and career setbacks, highlighting how resilience, persistence, and learning from failure are crucial for lasting success in all aspects of life.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appointed Rustem Umerov, former defense minister and chief negotiator, as head of the Foreign Intelligence Service. Ihor Klymenko will take over Umerov's previous role, as part of a broader security leadership reshuffle announced in July to strengthen wartime leadership.
According to Vladimir Vasilenko, press secretary for the Kherson Region's governor, Ukraine's military command is attempting to hide an internal conflict within its southern group of forces following Mikhail Drapaty's appointment as commander-in-chief, which has reportedly caused significant discontent among personnel.
Ukraine's President Zelensky appointed Rustem Umerov as foreign intelligence chief, a move a Russian lawmaker claims is a "desperate attempt" to draw Islamic countries into the Ukrainian crisis. The lawmaker, Leonid Ivlev, believes the strategy will fail, citing reduced Western military aid.
The appointment of Mikhail Drapaty as Ukrainian army commander-in-chief has reportedly caused significant disagreements and a negative reaction among southern forces personnel due to his past command methods. Drapaty is also noted for controversial statements about Russians and Donbass residents.
Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat announced that women wrestlers will challenge the Delhi court's decision to acquit former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in a sexual harassment case. Phogat expressed disappointment, asserting the legal battle will continue in a higher court after the Rouse Avenue Court acquitted Singh and Vinod Tomar.
The popular Japanese manga series Chiikawa's exhibition, Chiikawa Artiverse, returned to Hong Kong, attracting large crowds and significant merchandise sales. Despite the cancellation of a much-anticipated roundabout experience for safety, fans still engaged with character photo opportunities.
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan of the Supreme Court questioned the lack of transparency in the collegium's judicial appointment decisions, citing recent resolutions without stated reasons. He emphasized citizens' right to know deliberations, speaking at the launch of a Judicial Transparency Index report by the JALDI Initiative.
England's Jazmin Sawyers secured long jump gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with a 6.93m jump, overcoming previous disappointments and a ruptured Achilles tendon. Nigeria's Ruth Usoro and Australia's Brooke BuschKuehl won silver and bronze, respectively, on a night that also saw other English medalists.
Independent MP Kate Chaney is pushing to amend federal laws that currently criminalize telehealth for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) consultations, despite most states allowing VAD. The Labor national conference voted to repeal the law, but PM Anthony Albanese has expressed concerns about safeguards. Medical and legal bodies support the change, citing patient suffering and delays in care, while some religious leaders oppose it. Chaney's bill is set for debate on August 11.
Former BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla released an Instagram video expressing "disappointment" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not acting like a "dictator" after 12 years in office. He sarcastically compared Modi's forgiveness of recent student protesters to alleged authoritarian actions by past Congress prime ministers, Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
England's Test cricket team appoints Stephen Fleming as coach after a period of poor performance and leadership changes. Managing director Rob Key emphasizes the need for sustained success and developing future leaders, with Fleming set to focus on refining players and coaching pathways.
