Former Scotland rugby union captain Stuart Hogg was given a one-year community payback order after admitting a domestic abuse charge against his estranged wife, following a five-year non-harassment order and fine for breaching bail conditions. Hogg, who shouted and acted abusively towards his wife, was supervised in the community and given a non-harassment order again, with Montpellier Rugby Club reportedly planning to extend his contract. The Crown Office emphasized accountability for domestic abuse, highlighting the impact on victims and urging others to report similar offenses.
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Cowboys Insider Reacts to Bills James Cook Trade Rumor
The Buffalo Bills are facing a dilemma with running back James Cook, who is seeking a $15 million annual salary, leading the team to step away from contract negotiations. A rumor from "Pro Football Network" suggests Cook could be traded to the Dallas Cowboys, citing a connection through former Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey. However, Cowboys insider Mike Fisher dismisses the rumor, stating Dallas prefers to address their running game with newly signed veterans and...
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