Jonathan Toews, who helped Blackhawks to 3 Stanley Cup titles, steps away to deal with serious health issues
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Much loved UK broadcaster Dickie Davies dies aged 94
Subject of a Benny Hill skit and immortalised in the song 'Dickie Davies' Eyes' by the satirical rock band 'Half Man Half Biscuit', Dickie Davies transcended his role as anchorman of ITV's 'World of Sport' to become one of the most enduringly popular faces on 1980s television. Davies' deadpan introductions of fringe sports from tenpin bowling to stock car racing played a major part in helping the programme rise from its inauspicious beginnings to become a genuine challenger to the Saturday afternoon dominance of the BBC's rival 'Grandstand'.
Klopp backs Karius ahead of League Cup final as Newcastle lose Pope for epic Man United clash
Loris Karius was backed by Jurgen Klopp to put his 2018 Champions League final nightmare behind him should Newcastle select the German goalkeeper for their English League Cup final against Manchester United.
Dutch and Swiss join growing world championship boycott
Switzerland and the Netherlands on Sunday joined the United States and five other teams in boycotting the women's amateur boxing world championships in New Delhi next month because athletes from Russia and Belarus will be present.
De Gea equals Schmeichel's clean sheet record at Man United after Leicester win
Manchester United shot-stopper David De Gea has equalled legendary goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel's clean sheet record at the club following their 3-0 win against Leicester City at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Bok fly-half Pollard in the points as Leicester repel Saracens' rally
Springbok fly-half Handre Pollard scored 14 points as Leicester overcame Saracens 24-18 on Sunday after surviving a second-half fightback by the English Premiership leaders.
Baftas 2023: Who is Little Simz performing at the film awards tonight?
Little Simz will be performing at the Baftas 2023 on Sunday night. The event is streamed from London's Royal Albert Hall at 7pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
When are the Oscars 2023?
It'll soon be that time of the year again when we all huddle around out televisions to watch the dazzling Academy Awards.