Man City youngster Kayky lifts lid on settling into life in Manchester
Man City promising starlet Kayky has revealed the player who helped him settle into life at the Etihad Stadium following his move from Fluminense in the summer of 2021.
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Kaiser Chiefs to headline free gig for key workers
A free event for key workers is being held at the AO Arena next month, with headliners including Kaiser Chiefs. The Big Thank You will happen on April 26, and if you’re a key worker, you can register for tickets now.
Olympian Laura Deas supporting anti-doping in bid for clean sport
Olympic bronze medallist Laura Deas knows from personal experience just how difficult it used to be to feedback intelligence about doping suspicions but has urged anyone with information to use the pathways available through UK Anti-Doping (UKAD). Deas' sport, skeleton was rocked by a doping scandal at the Sochi 2014 Olympics when men's gold medallist Alexsandr Tretyakov and women's bronze medallist Elena Nikitina were both stripped of their medals before being restored on appeal.
New competition key to discovering next generation of BMX stars, says Declan Brooks
Olympic bronze medallist Declan Brooks believes British Cycling’s new BMX Freestyle National Series can fast-track the nation’s next generation of talent in the sport when it launches next month.
Teen jailed for racist abuse of Marcus Rashford
A teenager has been jailed for six weeks for racially abusing Marcus Rashford on Twitter after the Euro 2020 final, the Crown Prosecution Service has said.
Roman Abramovich issue means no 'business as usual' for Chelsea - Minister
British Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston maintains sanctions on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich must mean that it cannot be "business as usual" at Stamford Bridge.
Roman Abramovich issues means no 'business as usual' for Chelsea - Minister
British Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston maintains sanctions on Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich must mean that it cannot be "business as usual" at Stamford Bridge.
Proteas not looking at 2017 semi-final heartache: 'It's a whole new World Cup'
Proteas skipper Sune Luus insists that her side has grown since the last Women's World Cup and that South Africa are a better team than before.