Birmingham 2022 to be ‘biggest, boldest’ Commonwealths and have region ‘buzzing’
Birmingham and the West Midlands will be “buzzing” in 100 days’ time as the “biggest, boldest” Commonwealth Games get under way, its chief executive has said.
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Poll finds 68% of fans want FA Cup semi-finals moved from Wembley
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England’s Lark Davies puts Welsh family ties aside amid bid for ‘special legacy’
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Tom Banton’s season will start later following injury setback
Somerset and England batter Tom Banton faces up to a month on the sidelines after breaking his finger.
Number eight Sam Simmonds thriving in second spell with England
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England can be match for anyone, says Anya Shrubsole ahead of World Cup defence
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Harrogate-born Axel Brown out to ink Trinidad and Tobago into bobsleigh history
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Makayla Gerken-Schofield adamant LGBTQ+ voices must be heard in Beijing
Makayla Gerken-Schofield is adamant that the voices of LGBTQ+ athletes must be heard as she prepares to make her Winter Olympic debut in the women’s moguls competition in Zhangjikou on Thursday.