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NFL Star Running back Now Ready To Roll For Tennessee... National Football League star running back Chris Johnson is now ready to play and carry the Tennessee Titans and carry them to success in the next few years. This developed after Chris Johnson has recently signed a new four-year  $53.5 million contract extension with his team, $30 million of whom is guaranteed. With...

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2 Lady Reporters Killed In Mexico City Two members of the media were killed in what appears to be a robbery incident in the south of Mexico City Thursday. The Mexican police identified the victims as Ana Yarce, the founder of investigative magazine Contralinea and Rocio Gonzales, former broadcaster of Televisa, who were both strangled fatally by the nameless...

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2 Children, 5 Adults Killed In Bomb Explosion In Myanmar... Two children and five adults met an untimely death when an vintage bomb they found at a river exploded in Western Myanmar. According to reports, the victims saw the World War II bomb floating on the river in Rakhine state Wednesday and retrieved it. However, the bomb exploded killing the victims in the process. Historians...

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Actress Alyssa Milano Has A Baby Boy Star actress Alyssa Milano is one happy and proud woman these days. This developed after she recently gave birth to a healthy baby boy on Wednesday. According to reports, the baby of Milano and her husband, agent David Bugliaru named Milo Thomas Bugliari weighed 7 pounds at birth and was 19 inches long. The two parents...

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Bromine Leak Affected 31 People In Russia Thirty one people were reported affected when 34 liters of the toxic element leaked from its containers at a railway station in Russia Thursday. According to reports, the victims were residents in the industrial city of Chelyabinsk nearly 2,000 kilometres east of Moscow who suffered difficulty in breathing after they inhaled...

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News media reached agreement with English football leagues

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Category : Sport

British media groups and international news agencies including The Associated Press have reached an agreement with English football leagues on Saturday over game coverage and ensured there will be reports from the opening day of the Premier League season.

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