World Athletics renews funding for Ukrainian athletes
World Athletics will once again help fund Ukrainian athletes' as they prepare for the Aug. 19 to 27 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, the sport's global governing body said on Tuesday.
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Chelsea see off Dortmund to reach Champions League quarter-finals
Chelsea’s English midfielder Raheem Sterling (2L) challenges Dortmund’s German defender Niklas Sule (L) during the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second-leg football match between Chelsea and Borrusia Dortmund at Stamford Bridge in London on March 7, 2023. (Photo by ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP)
Molly-Mae trolls told 'get a life' as they slam pictures of the new mum taking baby Bambi on first trip away
Proud new mum Molly-Mae Hague captured a special mother and daughter trip to London with some precious photos of the visit, but fans jumped in to defend her after the snaps were slammed by trolls. "Bambi in London," Molly-Mae captioned the collection of sweet pictures, which including the doting mum holding up her baby girl to see out of a window in the back of a taxi.
Manitoba skip Matt Dunstone makes late charge at Brier to remain unbeaten
Manitoba's Matt Dunstone defeated Nova Scotia's Matthew Manuel 8-4 on Tuesday morning at the Brier in London, Ont.
Oleksandr Usyk 'not afraid' of Tyson Fury amid talk of undisputed title fight
Oleksandr Usyk says both he and Tyson Fury need the undisputed heavyweight title fight as talks continue regarding when and where to stage the bout.
Ally McCoist trolls Roy Keane as Rangers hero marks pundit award with hilarious Man United one liner
Ally McCoist couldn’t resist one of his trademark one-liners as he picked up his Pundit of the Year award in London on Monday night with a Roy Keane quip that brought the house down at the Westminster Park Plaza in London.
Michael Beale urges Rangers support to give blood as he opens up on family anguish over niece's cancer battle
When it comes to the strange little world of Scottish football, we tend to get carried away with its importance.
Racial and cultural shift within English cricket is inevitable, says leading sports lawyer
LONDON: A shift toward an attitude of “get on board or get off” in relation to efforts to tackle racism in English cricket is inevitable, according to a leading sports lawyer.