Ligue 1 season cancelled as French government make decision on coronavirus-hit events

Novak Djokovic has offered financial help to former professional tennis player Sergiy Stakhovsky after learning that the Ukrainian has left his family to go and fight Russia.Sergiy Stakhovsky announced his retirement earlier this year after 19 years as a pro, and has since returned to Ukraine to help fight following the Vladimir Putin's invasion.Stakhovsky, who famously beat defending champion Roger Federer at the Wimbledon back in 2013, has now taken to social media to share the good natured offer of the world No. 2.Sharing a screenshot of his WhatsApp exchange with the 20-time Grand Slam winner, Stakhovsky added the caption: "Thank you for your support.

Reddit, the newlywed explained that he deliberately ruined her dress and then said it was “no big deal”.She wrote: “I still have no idea wtf is going on in his head to think that this was ‘nothing’ or ‘no big deal’.“He literally peed on my wedding dress the night of our wedding, INSIDE the hotel room.“I yelled at him WTF constantly and he nonchalantly said that he was just ‘marking his territory’ and went on about how he's been wanting to do this when he gets married and that he didn't tell me because he was positively 100% sure I'd get mad at him but he said it's worth it since he got to do it.“I couldn't believe it but he assured me that pee washes off easily and I shouldn't worry but I was just so mad and disgusted by what he's done.”The woman went on to say that hopes of an intimate wedding night were ruined as she refused to even sleep in the same bed as her new husband that night.The bride said: “He acted like nothing happened and was actually expecting sex but I told him off.“I just can't get rid of the awful feeling and sight, I couldn't even sleep in the bed with him after that.”In the comments, Reddit posters were horrified by the husband’s actions and the post went viral with over 34,000 likes.One commenter said: “The dude started the end of the marriage at the beginning.” Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter “Pee on everything he holds dear,” joked another, while a third said: “Go get an annulment.”Another wrote: “I mean, to know 100% that you'd be angry and doing it anyway...

French league broadcasters Canal+ have torn up their contract with the country's league association in the wake of the football season ending.

PSG are ready to play their remaining European games in Qatar as the French authorities call a day on the 2019/20 season.

UEFA are currently in discussions over Champions League and Europa League plans after the cancellation of Ligue 1 on Tuesday.

By Nancy Tartaglione

France has announced how the coronavirus lockdown will end in the coming weeks - with the Prime Minister saying the country must "learn to live" with the virus.

A staggering £25million’s worth of fines for breaking lockdown rules have been imposed in France since the measures were introduced to help stop the spread of coronavirus 11 days ago.

France, one of the European countries hardest hit by Covid-19, will be on lockdown for at least two more weeks.

Brits will be banned from France unless the UK adopts the same radical coronavirus measures as European countries, the French Prime Minister has warned.

The coronavirus outbreak is set to trigger a brutal reality check for the French film industry. With theaters shut down, film and TV shoots halted and movie releases canceled, the country’s rigid window release schedule, lack of proper piracy law and struggling independent distributors are facing epic challenges.

All French ski resorts are closing today and will not reopen for the rest of the season as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

After limiting gatherings to 100 people and closing down schools, daycares and universities, the French government has now decided to shut down all stores, restaurants, and movie theaters in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

France will shut down all 'non-essential' public places from midnight tonight in a bid to curb the spread of coronavirus.

France is set to go on lockdown at midnight as the coronavirus crisis worsens, according to the country's Prime Minister.

After limiting gatherings to 100 people and closing down schools, daycares and universities, the French government has now decided to shut down all stores, restaurants, and movie theaters in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

France has tightened restrictions on public gatherings, banning all groups of more than 100 people, in an effort to stem the rapid spread of the coronavirus in the country.The move, announced by French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Friday, will have a direct impact on all public activities in France, including cinemas, which have largely remained open during the coronavirus crisis.Speaking directly to the issue of cinemas, a core part of France's national culture, Philippe note that the new measures "obviously will have important consequences for theaters, for cinemas. We must keep in mind that our objective is to protect the health of the French.

France has tightened restrictions on public gatherings, banning all groups of more than 100 people, in an effort to stem the rapid spread of the coronavirus in the country. The move, announced by French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Friday, will have a direct impact on all public activities in France, including cinemas, which have largely remained open during the coronavirus crisis.

By Nancy Tartaglione

Unlike in Italy and Belgium, French theaters will remain open in spite of a ban on gatherings for more than 100 people, according to a spokesperson of the FNCF, France’s national exhibitors org.

Following the shutdown of schools and universities announced by France President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, the French prime minister has now banned gatherings for more than 100 people to contain the outbreak of Coronavirus in the country.