Glastonbury fans call out 'awful lack of diversity' as all-male headline bill announced
Glastonbury Festival has announced its 2023 line-up with hundreds more acts expected to be announced soon.
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Call for legislative change after Arena bomber's brother skipped the country
Legislation around crucial public inquiry witnesses could be strengthened to 'restrict their movements' after the elder brother of the Manchester Arena mass murderers skipped the country despite having 'highly relevant information to give'.
They call her Stinger. Here's how this 14-year-old is making her mark in the boxing scene
April Kelly started competitive boxing eight months ago, but she already has a nickname: Stinger.
Stirling Albion boss in rallying call for fans to turn Forthbank into fortress in title bid
Stirling Albion boss Darren Young has called on the Binos fans to help make Forthbank a ‘fortress’ as the League Two promotion race heats up.
England call in marines for France and Ireland showdown pep-talk
Steve Borthwick has recruited the special forces to inspire England as they enter the most challenging phase of the Guinness Six Nations.
Neil Lennon ponders Celtic exit misstep as he reveals the Martin O'Neill theory that 'very rare' call proved wrong
Former Celtic boss Neil Lennon admits he has considered that he may have made a mistake when he walked away from the Parkhead hot seat during his first spell as boss.
Phil Foden renaissance at Bristol City gives Man City a difficult Jack Grealish call to make
Even when injured, Phil Foden wouldn't have got into the Manchester City team over the last few weeks. Now he's arguably been man of the match three games running and looks back to his best. After nine starts in a row, Jack Grealish felt undroppable, with the fact he was rested for the FA Cup underlining his great form. It only takes one game out to lose your place in this City side, though, and Grealish may have been watching uncomfortably at Foden's electric performance at Bristol City.
Ireland's Call 'curveball' not intentional, says James Lowe
James Lowe admits Ireland were thrown "a bit of a curveball" before the Italy match but doesn't believe it was intentional.