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David Bewicke-Copley believes it is the duty of Britain's rowers to make the country proud at this week's World Championships following the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. The Lutterworth rower, who turns 25 today (September 21), started his birthday celebrations a day early by helping the men's eight continue their unbeaten run this season as they won their heat to book a place in Sunday's final.
By Alec McQuarrie, Sportsbeat Swansea rower Ben Pritchard has explained how the British rowing squad are sticking together for emotional support at the World Championships following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Ad The Paralympian safely advanced to Friday's PR1 men’s single sculls semi-finals after finishing second in his heat with a time of 9:36.89. RowingThomas triumphs in 'long-busting' opening round of World Rowing ChampionshipsAN HOUR AGO The former cyclist and triathlete, who won European bronze in Munich last month, has taken plenty of encouragement from how the squad have started in Racice but says the mood in the camp has been solemn.
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez is yet to join up with the Argentina squad yet due to authorisation issues.
This Morning viewers have been flocking to social media to share their reaction to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield giving an explanation for being in Westminster Hall last week. The duo were last seen hosting the show last Thursday with Friday's show cancelled to make way for coverage of King Charles' visit to Wales.
Princess Anne, known officially as the Princess Royal, was front and centre in the funeral procession for Queen Elizabeth II.
Viewers have praised the BBC for getting it 'spot on' as they screened Paddington 2 following the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Fans of the duffel coat-wearing cuddly character from Peru fell in love with the bear all over again when he made a starring appearance alongside the late monarch as part of a surprise appearance for her Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June.
The Prime Minister Liz Truss was awkwardly mistaken for a 'minor royal' by two TV presenters as she arrived for The Queen's state funeral earlier.