Heavyweight champ Fury looking at bout in Australia
[FILES] Tyson Fury.
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Scott Brown faces anxious Fleetwood Town wait as owner banged up in jail after being found guilty of fraud
Fleetwood Town owner Andy Pilley has reportedly been remanded in custody in a further cloud over Scott Brown's side.
The rise and terrible fall of Rolf Harris
A firm family favourite over decades, Rolf Harris entertained children and adults alike in living rooms up and down the country.
Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi confirms injury boost for Man City fixture
Brighton & Hove Albion manager Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that defender Adam Webster could return from injury when his side host Manchester City on Wednesday.
Mark Selby MBE earns royal seal of approval after Luca Brecel's world snooker coronation – 'Princess Anne watched final'
Mark Selby was rewarded for his services to snooker and charity at Windsor Castle on Tuesday when he was made an MBE. Princess Anne told the four-time world champion she had watched him contest a regal 47th World Championship final at the Crucible earlier this month as Belgium's Luca Brecel became the first winner from continental Europe courtesy of an engrossing 18-15 win.
French Open: Liam Broady, Harriet Dart and Jan Choinski win qualifiers as Jack Draper storms into Lyon quarters
The British contingent involved in French Open qualifying got off to a strong start on Tuesday with three wins from three matches, while Jack Draper progressed to the Lyon Open quarter-finals. Liam Broady, Harriet Dart and Jan Choinski secured wins in the first qualifying round in Paris, while Draper’s superb straight-sets victory over fifth seed Miomir Kecmanovic sent him into the quarter-finals of the ATP 250 event in Lyon. Ad Broady jumped the first qualifying hurdle with a comeback win over French wild card Arthur Gea.
Saka signs new long-term contact at Arsenal
Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka has signed a new long-term deal at the club, the Premier League side said on Tuesday.
Most Brits would report doping suspicions to UKAD, new survey reveals
Fair play has always been an intrinsic part of British values and according to a new survey conducted on behalf of UK Anti-Doping (UKAD), 69% of Brits say they care enough to report their doping-related suspicions of an athlete, or their Athlete Support Personnel, (coaches, doctors, nutritionists, physiotherapists, and parents), to UKAD. The survey results come at the start of UKAD's Clean Sport Week — an annual awareness week that champions clean sport, clean sport education and anti-doping initiatives across sports in the UK.