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Any port in a storm, so the saying goes. And after a sturdy walk around some of the Peak District’s more challenging scrambles, most of us would take any old tumbledown country boozer to rest up for a bit.
Gerwyn Price advanced to the second round of the World Matchplay as he recovered from a slow start to defeat Stephen Bunting 10-3 in Blackpool.
Manchester United’s pre-season is already underway but it feels like the crunch preparations start this weekend.
DAVID MCCARTHY:Rodgers be going into the market anyway, so I don't think much will change, although a right back might become a priority now. Alastair Johnston's injury leaves him with only Anthony Ralston, so he'll need another one in. ANDY NEWPORT: I’d think some extra cover in defence would be the priority given the struggles the team had replacing CCV at the tail end of last year. With Anthony Ralston they can muddle through in Alistair Johnston’s absence and they should have enough options to cover the other two.
Just like the proverbial London buses – you wait an eternity for one, then two come in quick succession. So it has proved for Cofidis in this year’s Tour de France – the French team now swooping for two stage wins in two weeks, having previously experienced a drought stretching back 15 years.
More than 1,000 neighbours on a Greater Manchester estate have shared a whopping £3.2m lottery win. Residents of Alkrington in Middleton are splitting the winnings after getting lucky on the People's Postcode Lottery.
Discount him at your peril. Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) put in a timely reminder of his class with victory in Stage 6 as defending champion Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) wrested the yellow jersey from the shoulders of Jai Hindley (Bora-hansgrohe).
Heather Watson conceded she was simply outclassed as her Wimbledon singles campaign came to an end on Wednesday. Guernsey's Watson had been in fine fettle this grass court season, most notably coming through qualifying to reach the last four of the LTA's Rothesay Open Nottingham. Ad But on Wednesday she faced an opponent that had also impressed on grass this season, in the form of tenth seed Barbora Krejcikova.