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Poland has the worst LGBTQ+ rights record in the European Union. ILGA-Europe, an LGBTQ+ advocacy network, connecting more than 700 organisations, placed Poland near the bottom of its 2023 Rainbow Europe Index - it came in 42nd place out of 49 European countries and microstates for its recognition of gender and sexual equality.
Italy centre Tommaso Menoncello was named the player of the 2024 Six Nations Championship on Friday, after winning 33 per cent of the votes cast by 146,000 rugby fans.
Two-time defending Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard remained hospitalized in Spain a day after he broke his collarbone and several ribs in a bad crash with other top riders during the Tour of Basque Country.
After UConn's win over Syracuse in the second round of the 2024 women's NCAA tournament, UConn coach Geno Auriemma made headlines by declaring his star Paige Bueckers «the best player in America.»
Mathieu van der Poel aims to retain his Paris Roubaix title this weekend, and when it comes to race safety he feels that riders are the main danger, the Dutchman said on Friday.
LONDON : Arsenal full back Oleksandr Zinchenko says he would return to Ukraine to fight in the defence of his country if called up.
Wet and windy weather is forecast up and down the UK this weekend as Storm Kathleen is set to sweep much of the country.
India registered the highest percentage of failed dope tests among countries which tested more than 2000 samples with South Africa being second in the 2022 Testing Figures Report released by the World Anti-Doping Agency. India tested 3865 samples (urine, and blood combined) during the recorded period, of which 125 returned adverse analytical findings. This amounts to 3.2 per cent of the samples, the WADA said in its report released late on Wednesday.