Cameron Norrie pleased to be Wimbledon ninth seed but not taking run for granted
British number one Cameron Norrie finds it “pretty cool” to be seeded ninth at this year’s Wimbledon but knows it does not guarantee a deep run at his home major.
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Haaland to City: Premier League's 13 greatest ever Scandinavian players ranked
Erling Haaland will join Manchester City for the 2022/23 season following an insanely prolific spell at Borussia Dortmund.
Former winner Sandy Lyle in bid to qualify for 150th Open at age of 64
Sandy Lyle, the 1985 winner, is trying to qualify for the 150th Open at St Andrews, as is inaugural LIV Golf Invitational Series winner Charl Schwartzel.
JV: If Russell beats Hamilton his career is made
George Russell stepped into his W13 this season knowing that it wouldn’t win him a World title but that’s “okay” because his goal is to beat Lewis Hamilton, that’s according to Jacques Villeneuve.
LIV Golf rebels escape ban from Open Championship at St Andrews
Players who signed up with the Saudi rebel circuit have escaped a ban from next month’s Open - but it may be the last championship for many due to an inevitable loss of ranking points. The R&A’s chief executive Martin Slumbers confirmed that, as expected, the British event will emulate the US Open in allowing any eligible player to compete at St Andrews.
Raheem Sterling closes on decision as Man City wait for Chelsea transfer bid
Manchester City can expect to know from Raheem Sterling about his future before their pre-season tour as the England international nears a decision on where he will be playing his football next season.
Monkeypox slammed as 'completely inappropriate term' in Manchester as World Health Organisation vows name change
Monkeypox has been slammed as a 'completely inappropriate term' by Manchester leaders. The comments come as the World Health Organisation (WHO) says it is coming up with a new name for the virus after more than 30 scientists wrote the 'urgent need for a non-discriminatory and non-stigmatising name.
Polio spreading in Britain for first time since 70s as 'national incident' declared - families urged to check children are vaccinated
Polio is believed to be spreading in Britain for the first time in decades as health experts warn the NHS to watch out for paralysis cases. The UK Health Security Agency has repeatedly detected the poliovirus in London's sewage works and has called on families to check children are fully vaccinated.