At least four people were killed and 303 injured after a wooden bullfighting stadium collapsed on Sunday in El Espinal, Colombia, local media reported, citing officials. A 14-month-old child is among the victims. The authorities initially said that five people died, but later revised the death toll. Amid the carnage, a bull escaped into the streets of the town. The collapse was caught on camera, with... 

“…If you wear red, white or blue to the [football] game you will not be admitted to the stadium.” A high school is banning pro-Donald Trump and patriotic clothing at an upcoming football game because the clothing is “racist.” School officials at Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, Arizona, also rejected the planned “USA” theme at the game because of its “negative connotations.” “The... 

Bastia’s French Goalkeeper Alphonse Areola makes a save during the French L1 football match Bastia (SCB) vs Marseille (OM), on August 9, 2014 at the Armand Cesari stadium in Bastia. Clashes prior to and after a football game on the island of Corsica in France have injured 44 police officers. The game took place between Bastia and Olympique de Marseille in the Stade Armand Cesari on Saturday.... 

30 people have been killed, including two policemen, and more than 300 injured during a riot in Egypt’s Port Said. The army has since been deployed, where a crowd attempted to storm a prison after death sentence’s were handed out for a past riot. The deadly assault follows the sentencing of 21 people to death for the riot and stampede in Port Said in which dozens were killed last February. As... 

Though the US State Department said it was unable to confirm the reports of attacks by naval ships on the city, the violent crackdown in the Syrian port of Latakia continues apace, with major human rights implications. Yesterday’s reports had attacks from ground troops and tanks as well as shelling from the Syrian Navy, with at least 31 people killed and dozens of others wounded. The crackdowns... 

A scheme to relax immigration laws to allow tens of thousands of unskilled workers to enter the country to build Olympic sites is being drawn up for ministers. Migrant workers may be needed to complete the stadiums for the 2012 Games and also to work on separate engineering projects, Government advisers believe. But the prospect of a new wave of immigration for construction schemes – at a time...