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Michelle Keegan showed off her natural beauty as she took to Instagram to give fans a glimpse into her morning routine. The former Coronation Street actress is currently in Australia where she is working on her latest TV project.
Tyson Fury called out Anthony Joshua on social media on Monday afternoon, paving the way for the WBC Heavyweight World Champion to face his long-time heavyweight rival.
As a collective, the Premier League shelled out an almighty sum of money over the course of the summer window.
Manchester-headquartered sportswear brand Castore, whose logo is featured on the kits of Premier League clubs, international cricket teams and worldwide superstars, has been valued a £750m.
Northern has announced plans to reward 1,000 of its season ticket customers with the cost of their commute.
Odds for a super fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua have been released after Fury called out his British rival for a world title fight on Monday.
The Italian Football Federation announced Monday that they have launched an investigation into anti-semitic chanting from Juventus and Inter Milan fans over the weekend. A video posted on Twitter shows a group of Inter fans chanting "the champions of Italy are Jews" just before kick-off in Saturday's Milan derby, when both sets of supporters were doing their pre-match displays. Milan published the video on their account with the comment in English "such a shame". Another video circulated of Juventus fans in the away end of Fiorentina's Artemio Franchi stadium chanting "the Viola aren't Italians, they're a pack of Jews".
Margaret Court says her admiration for Serena Williams is not reciprocated after the American retired just one major short of equalling her all-time record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles. Williams was widely hailed as the greatest player ever after she bowed out of the sport following defeat to Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic in the third round of the US Open on Friday. But the 40-year-old ends her career with 23 majors, one behind Court, who holds the overall record for men and women. "Serena, I've admired her as a player," Court told Britain's Daily Telegraph in a rare interview. "But I don't think she has ever admired me." The 80-year-old, who works as a church pastor in Perth, has become a divisive figure in tennis over her remarks on race and homosexuality, including opposition to gay marriage. Court feels she is under-appreciated in the sport despite her stellar record throughout the 1960s and early 1970s.