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After Erik ten Hag's first season in charge delivered an upturn in fortunes for Manchester United, there is a genuine sense of optimism around England's most successful club for the first time in a decade.
There will be spies from Norway at Hearts ' season opener against St Johnstone as Rosenborg run the rule over their Euro opponents.
Greece is offering a free trip to tourists whose holidays were cut short by wildfires.
Anthony Joshua has some admiration for Tyson Fury’s uncompromising attitude but believes his British rival should be fighting professional boxers and not mixed martial artists.
“Underwhelming”, reckoned The Sun, registering a consensus among the British media at their first sight of Erling Haaland in action for Manchester City in England. An “unimpressive bow”, “inauspicious” wrote The Independent about the new, feted centre-forward after he squandered two goalscoring chances in a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool in the 2022-23 season’s curtain-raiser - the Community Shield.
A drug trafficker and killer who was once included in the Sunday Times Rich List has been made subject to 30 different orders after his release from prison in November last year.
Mixed martial arts star Francis Ngannou will have heavyweight legend Mike Tyson in his corner when he faces World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Tyson Fury in the boxing ring in Saudi Arabia on 28 October.
Mikel Arteta has challenged big-spending Arsenal to deliver a statement of intent ahead of the Premier League season when they face treble winners Manchester City in the Community Shield on Sunday. Arteta's side have their sights set on dethroning City as they look to avenge last season's painful collapse in the title race. Fuelled by a spending spree of more than 200 million pounds ($254 million) on England midfielder Declan Rice, Germany forward Kai Havertz and Dutch defender Jurrien Timber, Arsenal have an early opportunity to show they are equipped to end City's three-year reign as champions.