Wales captain Ramsey leaves Nice
Wales captain Aaron Ramsey has left Nice by mutual agreement, the Ligue 1 club announced on Saturday, with British media reporting that he was close to returning to his boyhood club, Championship side Cardiff City.
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Back to square one for Jabeur as she looks to past champions for inspiration
LONDON : The tears flowing down Ons Jabeur's face as she trudged up to accept a Wimbledon runner's-up plate for the second year running from Britain's Princess of Wales told their own story - the Tunisian did not want another silver salver in her collection.
Britain's Skupski wins Wimbledon doubles with Koolhof
LONDON: Centre Court fans celebrated a home champion as Neal Skupski and Dutch partner Wesley Koolhof won the Wimbledon men's doubles title with a 6-4 6-4 win against Spain-Argentina duo Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos on Saturday (Jul 15).
The big developments that could transform Salford
Three big developments set to transform parts of Salford could be approved next week.
Richard Madeley says he 'feels deeply sorry' for 'troubled' Huw Edwards
Richard Madeley has said he feels sympathy for BBC presenter Huw Edwards who is in hospital with "serious mental health issues" after allegations involving explicit photos came to light.
Wimbledon 2023: Alfie Hewett reaches back-to-back SW19 finals but Gordon Reid falls to Tokito Oda
Alfie Hewett earned a straight-sets win over Martin de la Puente to reach the Wimbledon men’s wheelchair singles final, but hopes of an all-British showpiece were dashed as Gordon Reid lost. Seven-time Grand Slam winner Hewett, seeded second at SW19, triumphed 6-3 6-2 against the Spaniard on No. 1 Court.
Unseeded Vondrousova defeats favourite Jabeur to win women's Wimbledon final
As the first unseeded woman in the Wimbledon final in 60 years, Vondrousova was a heavy underdog against sixth-ranked Jabeur.
'I've come really hungry': Declan Rice completes English record transfer to Arsenal
Declan Rice became Britain's most expensive player on Saturday as Arsenal signed the England midfielder from West Ham for a reported 105 million pounds ($137.5 million).Rice's blockbuster move surpassed the previous record 100 million fee paid by Manchester City for Jack Grealish in 2021 as Arsenal continue their spending spree in a bid to challenge for the Premier League title next season.The 24-year-old said in a letter to West Ham supporters that his desire to play at the "very highest level" lay behind his decision to join Arsenal.Rice's switch to the Emirates Stadium on a long-term contract comes just months after he lifted West Ham's first major trophy since 1980 in the Europa Conference League final against Fiorentina.Having moved across London, Rice will now be competing for the Champions League rather than Europe's third tier trophy."In football, amazing opportunities arise. Big clubs, like Arsenal, have come for me and it's really hard to turn down," Rice told Arsenal's website."You only ever get one career and I really believe in what Mikel (Arteta) is building here and the squad he's building.