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The summer of 2024 is set to be star-studded both on and off the pitch, with BBC and ITV adding big names to their coverage of the European Championships, which kick-off in Germany on Friday evening.
It was another night of spectacular - and interesting - performances and more questionable guessing before The Masked Singer axed its next contestant with Owl unmasked. And in a double bluff, they'd even appeared on the panel this series as a guest judge.
The 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year is back for its 70th annual celebration. The iconic annual awards ceremony will celebrate a year of sporting talent, fronted by Gary Lineker, Clare Balding, Gabby Logan and Alex Scott.
TV presenter Gabby Logan and her husband will be paid a six-figure sum in damages by an accountant, a publisher and a former newspaper editor after the couple complained they were falsely accused of being paid to promote a tax avoidance scheme to celebrity friends.
Britain's Prince William has apologised to the Lionesses for not attending the Women’s World Cup final.
The BBC has officially confirmed the team that will spearhead its coverage of the upcoming Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. With 33 live games set to be shown on BBC TV and iPlayer, while the remaining matches will be broadcasted by ITV, fans are in for a treat. The tournament commences on July 20, with the BBC kicking off its coverage by airing the New Zealand vs Norway clash in Auckland.
Mourners from the world of rugby union and beyond gathered for a memorial service for former Scotland international and charity fundraiser Doddie Weir.
Erik ten Hag says he «will deal with that tomorrow» after unused substitute Cristiano Ronaldo left the bench and headed down the tunnel before the end of Manchester United's 2-0 win over Tottenham in the Premier League. It was an impressive performance – probably the best of the Ten Hag era – but as is often the case, much of the focus was on Ronaldo, who was stationed on the bench. And when he headed down the tunnel before the end of the match, the scrutiny only intensified.