Spanish rider Ion Izagirre wins Tour de France stage 12
The Basque rider went solo in the last short climb of the day, 30km from the finish, and never looked back to claim a second career Tour stage win.
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Road bridge connecting the M6 to other key routes is not being ruled out
A new road bridge over the River Ribble could still be built if the government stumps up most of the cash. Lancashire highways bosses responded to the idea of a new western crossing between Lea and Penwortham following the opening of the Preston Western Distributor Road last week.
Dele Alli reveals rehab stay for addiction after childhood sexual abuse - ESPN
Everton midfielder Dele Alli has said he hopes to inspire others after revealing he recently spent six weeks at a rehab facility in the United States for addiction, mental health and trauma treatment.
Tao Geoghegan Hart says he has to remain 'patient' as he recovers from injury suffered at Giro d'Italia
Tao Geoghegan Hart says he has to be «patient» as he continues to recover from a complex fracture to his left femur suffered on Stage 11 of Giro d'Italia. The British rider left the Giro in an ambulance after a freak crash that also saw team-mate Geraint Thomas and Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) go down.
Manchester United have to complete their most important signing to master Erik ten Hag's style
Summer holidays are about to start for schoolchildren and Manchester United have still not sold a senior squad member.
Hahn backed for third Paralympic gold medal
Sophie Hahn has been backed to use Commonwealth Games disappointment as fuel in her quest for a third Paralympic Games gold medal. Hahn, 26, was defeated when defending her T38 100m Commonwealth Games crown in Birmingham last year, as Olivia Breen emerged as a surprise victor.
Dunn predicting generation battle at Paris Paralympics
Former Head of Para Athletics Paula Dunn is predicting a battle of the generations when the stars of ParalympicsGB descend on Paris for the Paralympic Games next summer. Dunn, a five-time Commonwealth Games medallist, is backing the new names to give the more established stars a close run for the medals and the column inches in the French capital.
Mark Cavendish out for 'a number of weeks' after having collarbone surgery following Tour de France crash
Mark Cavendish has had surgery on his collarbone that forced him to abandon this year's Tour de France. The British sprinter crashed on Stage 8 of the Tour after breaking his collarbone that ended his chances of a 35th Tour victory. He remains tied with Belgian great Eddy Merckx on 34 wins.