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Letters: Readers respond to the death of Patrick Stewart
Read moreCole Palmer faces a fight to save his England career after he was excluded from Thomas Tuchel's latest squad, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Read moreIrish government issues statement in response to latest bomb threats against European flights after some Irish media organisations received similar threats
Read moreFormer world number one Lee Westwood expects the PGA Tour to "play hardball" with its European counterparts following the demise of LIV.
Read moreAmateur cricketer was clicking his fingers while fielding to trick umpire into thinking the batsman had edged the ball.
Read moreAfter two titles won as the lowest seed in the playoffs, the New Jersey club sought consistency in 2026. It’s arrived, but what’s next?
Read moreGianni Infantino's first challenger for the presidency tells BBC Sport why he is standing in the election.
Read morePlayers from war-torn countries say they are determined to ‘give people hope’, ‘put the country on the map’ and ‘wear the badge with honour’ By No Helmets Required There are many reasons for a country to not play rugby league. Being at war does not seem to be one of them. Last Sunday, a few miles apart in Sydney, Syria and Lebanon played international fixtures on contrasting stages. Syria hosted a series of friendlies at the humble home of Bankstown Bulls, before Lebanon played an all-time World Cup classic against France in a frenzied CommBank Stadium. A few days earlier, Ukraine had played a
Read moreBritain's Caroline Dubois will take on American Stephanie Han in a lightweight unification bout on 20 February in Texas.
Read moreClassic success resulted in contract to ride for outstanding female jockey at high-profile meeting Saffie Osborne’s year began with a ride on a 150-1 chance in a race worth £7,000 at Wolverhampton on 6 January, when she trailed in last of the seven runners. Its final chapter will open on Sunday in the decidedly glitzier surroundings of Sha Tin racecourse in Hong Kong, where Osborne has 10 rides on an 11-race card, and the 10 months in between have been transformational for the 24-year-old. A first top-10 finish in the Flat jockeys’ championship was the reward for Osborne’s consistency througho
Read moreIn today’s Football Daily: The Cup properly runneth over
Read morePortugal coach Jorge Jesus says he "found out when we all did" about Cristiano Ronaldo's retirement from international football.
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