Women's World Cup fans say the same thing as Spain scorer Olga Carmona reveals message on shirt
Spain's goalscorer Olga Carmona revealed a message on her shirt reading "Merchi" when she put her side in front in the World Cup final against England.
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Prince William 'sorry' for skipping England Lionesses Women's World Cup final match
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Prince William apologises to England team for not attending World Cup final
Britain's Prince William has apologised to the Lionesses for not attending the Women’s World Cup final.
Michael Conlan apologises for liking tweet critical of Kate at Wimbledon
Northern Irish boxer Michael Conlan has apologised for liking a tweet that was critical of Britain's Princess Kate.
Dele Alli reveals childhood abuse that led to spell in rehab
Dele Alli revealed on Thursday that he has recently come out of rehab for a sleeping pill addiction after struggling to deal with the trauma of suffering sexual abuse as a child.
"At Six I Was Molested...": Star England Footballer Dele Alli Reveals Childhood Abuse That Led To Spell In Rehab
Dele Alli revealed on Thursday that he has recently come out of rehab for a sleeping pill addiction after struggling to deal with the trauma of suffering sexual abuse as a child. The Everton midfielder, who was once one of English football's brightest talents, told Gary Neville's "The Overlap" podcast about how he was also dealing drugs by age eight before his life was changed by being adopted by a new family as a 12-year-old.
Diplomacy burnt to Ashes: Now Australian PM Albanese also wades into cricket row
The British and Australian prime ministers have traded verbal bouncers after a controversial Test match between the two sides that has rocked the usually genteel world of cricket.
"Same Old Aussies": Australian PM Wades Into Ashes Row After Rishi Sunak's Dig
The British and Australian prime ministers have traded verbal bouncers after a controversial Test match between the two sides that has rocked the usually genteel world of cricket. Amid allegations of bad sportsmanship, cheating and verbal abuse after Australia took a 2-0 Ashes series lead on Sunday, political leaders have now waded in. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak fired first, sending a spokesman out to decry the dismissal of English batsman Jonny Bairstow -- who was stumped during what he appeared to think was a pause in play.