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Everyone inside the Crucible was absorbed by Neil Robertson’s quest for a World Championship maximum on Monday evening. Well, almost everyone. As the Australian prowled around the table, sinking 15 reds, 15 blacks and moving swiftly through the colours, one man was seemingly oblivious to the unfolding events.
Hibernian remain in no rush to appoint a new manager despite Roy Keane’s emergence as a contender for the vacancy.
Former Scotland star Pat Nevin reckons there is one Celtic player in particular who “a host” of Premier League teams will likely be watching.
Reigning Women's Six Nations champions England will be without captain Sarah Hunter for this weekend's Grand Slam decider against France due to a rib injury, the Rugby Football Union (FRU) said on Tuesday.
Hull KR have been dealt a cruel blow at a crucial time for the club, with the news experienced second-row Kane Linnett could be out for up to 12 weeks after suffering a bicep tear in last Saturday's 32-10 victory over Wakefield Trinity. What makes the injury more frustrating is that Linnett sustained the tear during the last few moments of the game, acrobatically stopping a certain try from Liam Kay.
It wasn’t the biggest takeaway from last month’s Oscars ceremony - we all know what that was - but this year’s nominees had an unusual item in their swag bags.
Scotland’s women beach volleyball team has secured its spot at this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Ronnie O’Sullivan built a commanding lead in his World Championship quarter-final against Stephen Maguire after a scrappy first session. Both players missed opportunities throughout at the Crucible and there were only four breaks over 50. Ad/> O’Sullivan made three of those – 54, 70 and 123 – and leads 6-2 as he aims to move a step closer to a record-equalling seventh world title.