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Bob Hope has been a key part of Emmerdale life for 22 years this year having made his first appearance on the soap back in 2000.
Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani has pinpointed the role played by Uruguay great Diego Forlan in helping him to emerge on the world stage. In addition to calling Old Trafford home in their respective careers, the frontmen also represented Uruguay together at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Mats Wilander believes the return of Ivan Lendl can unlock the missing ingredient that could propel Andy Murray back up the world rankings and provide the Scot with a fitting swansong. The three-time Grand Slam champion has bemoaned his struggle for consistency since returning from career-threatening hip surgery and currently sits at 85 in the world. Ad/> Murray insists he is still capable of competing with the Tour’s finest stars but his failure to back up some promising results with deeper runs in major tournaments has left him hugely frustrated.
Japan's Olympic figure skater Miyahara Satoko announced her retirement on Saturday (26 March) - the day she turned 24.
As Michael Bisping walks into the room for this interview, he spills a cup of coffee on the floor.
Daniel Ricciardo needs to “put his own career to one side” to focus solely on what is best for McLaren in their current struggles.
Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson admits that he would still making his way in the Football League had he not taken the plunge to sign for Stockport at such a young age. Henderson spent time with the non-league promotion hopefuls when he was fresh from the Academy.
On Thursday night — at the end of his deflated post-match media conference — Socceroos head coach Graham Arnold was asked the golden question that has shaped Australian football's discourse for the past few years.