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FLORENCE, Italy : The International Cycling Union (UCI) is investigating the proposed use by Visma-Lease a Bike, the team of defending Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard, of a 'control room' from which live data would help their riders in this year's race.
Helen Flanagan has been flooded with messages from fans as she showed them 'inside her heart'. The actress took to social media with a video of herself and her children as she's having to spend time, on and off, away from them while filming the upcoming series of Celebs Go Dating.
PRAGUE : The Czechs head home from Euro 2024 after two stoppage-time losses that scuppered their hope of staying in the tournament but provided valuable experience for the competition's youngest squad as they target the next World Cup.
A tax expert has warned that parents could be stripped of their child benefit thanks to a recent rule change. Andy Wood has warned that changes to the system could mean parents losing out.
Siya Kolisi will captain South Africa against Ireland in their two-test series next month, while key backline players Willie le Roux and Cheslin Kolbe will be fit to play, coach Rassie Erasmus said on Wednesday.
Not for the first time, Sir Mark Cavendish is ready for his final Tour de France and a last shot at another piece of history.
Kelsey Mitchell of Sherwood Park, Alta., will look to defend her Olympic sprint cycling title as part of Canada's cycling team at this summer's Paris Games.
More people applied for out-of-work sickness benefits in the first four months of this year than ever before, according to statistics published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Health experts have warned that, whichever party ends up overseeing benefits, they will need to break the "vicious cycle" causing more and more people to become too sick to work.