Irish team picked ahead of UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup Dublin
Cyclng Ireland have named a 17-strong contingent of riders ahead of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup Dublin.
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Alabama flips 4-star CB recruit Ivan Taylor from Michigan - ESPN
Alabama completed the flip of four-star Michigan pledge Ivan Taylor on Monday night, sealing a key defensive commitment in the closing stages of the 2025 cycle.
Messi club minutes no issue for Argentina selection - Scaloni - ESPN
Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni usually demands that individuals regularly feature for their club to be considered for the national team, before emphasizing Lionel Messi's case is «different.»
Triathlon-Belgium's Van Riel clinches first men's T100 world title in Dubai
Belgian Marten Van Riel overcome the challenge provided by German Rico Bogen to secure the inaugural men's T100 triathlon world championship title on Sunday in Dubai.
Anthony Rogers, No. 97 recruit for 2025, decommits from Alabama - ESPN
Four-star running back Anthony Rogers, No. 97 in the ESPN 300, pulled his commitment from Alabama on Sunday, telling ESPN he plans to commit to a new school when the early signing period opens on Dec. 4.
Sources: No. 2 '25 QB Julian Lewis decommits from USC - ESPN
Julian Lewis, the No. 2 player and quarterback in the 2025 class, decommitted from USC on Sunday, sources told ESPN, sealing a seismic development for one of the nation's top prospects in the closing weeks of the recruiting cycle.
How to donate to BBC Children in Need 2024 and what the money goes towards
Tonight's Children in Need is expected to be unmissable telly once again. Vernon Kay will present the show alongside stars Rochelle Humes, Ade Adepitan MBE, Mel Giedroyc, Chris Ramsay and Lenny Rush. Meanwhile, Paddy McGuinness will find out the total raised by his Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge, which will see him cycle through three nations and eight counties in aid of BBC Children in Need’s 2024 Appeal.
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty apologises as Charlie Stayt forced to take over interview
During Friday's episode of BBC Breakfast, presenter Naga Munchetty had to apologise for repeatedly interrupting an interview.