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If you are anything like me, you’ll struggle to remember what life was like before having an air fryer. As my most-used kitchen appliance, it’s my go-to for quick, healthy meals and has the added benefit of being more energy efficient than an oven.
Going to watch a game of football is an opportunity for supporters to take themselves away from their normal lives for 90 minutes and enjoy their favourite sport.
A cornerstone event in the horticultural world, The Southport Flower Show returns for 2025 with promises of inspiration and education for visitors of all ages.
Following the success of its flagship venue in Cheadle, Turkish Bistro - the beloved family-run eatery known for its delightful culinary creations and inviting atmosphere - has opened a second restaurant.
LIV Golf returns to action this week with LIV Golf Mexico City, the sixth tournament of the 2025 league schedule. Here is everything to know before catching all the action live on FOX Sports.
I'm always fascinated when someone has gone virtually their entire life without sampling a food that the rest of us would consider completely ubiquitous, and we've got a good one courtesy of Baltimore Orioles great and broadcaster Jim Palmer.
Holger Rune battled back from a set down to beat Sebastian Baez 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 on Wednesday to reach the Barcelona Open quarter-finals. The world number 13 pulled out of Monte Carlo with food poisoning last week but roared back to defeat his Argentine opponent in three sets on the clay after a troubled opening. Baez broke in the first game, consolidating for a 2-0 advantage and served it out to claim the first set, with Rune committing 15 unforced errors to 10 winners.
World number eight Andrey Rublev cruised into the Barcelona Open last 16 with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Jesper De Jong on Monday. The Russian has been in poor form of late with just one win in his previous four singles events, but made light work of 94th-ranked De Jong. Rublev, who recently hired former world number one Marat Safin as his coach, was broken in the fifth game but won the other six to claim the first set with ease. The 27-year-old broke for a 3-2 lead in the second set and once again when De Jong went long to seal his victory.