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TV presenters Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have issued a heartfelt tribute to Darius Campbell Danesh following his tragic death. The Scottish singer, 41, was found in his apartment in Minnesota on August 11, his family announced in a statement on Tuesday evening. The cause of his death remains unknown.
Resurgent racewalker Bethan Davies believes the magical Munich crowd helped propel her to her best-ever finish at a major international championships. The Cardiff star delivered a battling display to finish 11th in Tuesday morning's 35km event at the multi-sport European Championships. Ad Davies, 31, clocked a valiant time of 2:59:38 on a boiling day in Germany as Greek star Antigoni Ntrismpioti grabbed gold.
A warning has been issued by Citizens Advice that millions of Brits will be unable to afford their energy bills in October based on current predictions.
A person has died on train tracks between Manchester and Liverpool.
Michael Knighton has admitted he does not have the sufficient resources behind him to own Manchester United.
West Ham United have signed defender Thilo Kehrer from Paris St Germain with the Germany international signing a four-year contract, the Premier League club said on Wednesday. Financial details were not disclosed but British media reported West Ham paid an initial fee of around 10 million pounds ($12.07 million) for the 25-year-old who made 34 appearances for PSG in all competitions last season. Kehrer is capable of playing either as a centre back or as a full back while he has also been deployed as a defensive midfielder.
Gael Monfils has been ruled out of the U.S. Open due to a foot injury the Frenchman suffered last week in Montreal, the world number 22 said on Wednesday.
Over 34 million fans watched the inaugural United Rugby Championship season, with the league setting a number of major broadcast records in its first campaign.