Billy Horschel turns Open security guard as he huckles Just Stop Oil protester off Royal Liverpool course
Billy Horschel helped Open security chiefs swiftly remove protesters who invaded the 17th green at Hoylake.
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'I was sure I wouldn't get out' - Gatting survives ball of the century re-run
MANCHESTER, England : It helps that he knew what was coming, but 30 years after facing the "ball of the century" from Shane Warne, former England captain Mike Gatting was mightily relieved to survive this time around.
Celtic transfer business comes under Hotline fire as fears arise of history repeating itself with with Brendan Rodgers
Pre-season friendlies meaningless? Try telling that to Hotline callers. The reaction to Celtic’s 6-4 defeat to Yokohama F Marinos this week has bordered on hysterical with the memory of last season’s Treble evaporating quicker than spilt Sake in the Osaka sunshine.
Erik ten Hag explains why Manchester United paid £47m to sign Andre Onana
Erik ten Hag has said Andre Onana's ability on the ball was a factor in him being Manchester United's first-choice goalkeeper target, although he reiterated his most important job is to stop the opposition from scoring.
Josie Gibson in BBC and ITV 'battle' as she 'signs six-figure deal for I'm A Celebrity'
Josie Gibson is in high demand following reports that both ITV and BBC bosses are eyeing her up for two of their major shows. The 38-year-old TV presenter is reportedly in talks to appear on this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, despite pleas for her to become a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.
Vale Juniors boss Brian Brown delighted with attacking additions ahead of new season
Brian Brown hopes that bolstering his side’s attacking ranks will be the key to a successful season.
Solway Yacht Club's Cadet Week begins in Kippford
After a weekend of near gales that forced the cancellation of the Hestan Island Race and the final races in the spring series, the situation improved for Cadet Week in Kippford.
Council to lobby HS2 again over 'concerns' in planned M56 and Metrolink changes for high-speed rail project
Manchester City Council plans to contest 'issues of particular concern' contained in proposed changes to the law that would bring the controversial HS2 railway to the region. They include 'major' changes to junction six of the M56 motorway and nearby highways, together with the design's impact on Metrolink.