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Dermot O'Leary was left having to apologise to Holly Willoughby just seconds into their latest appearance on This Morning. The pair were back at the helm of the daytime show on Wednesday (June 14) just as the boss of ITV faced questions about the recent Phillip Schofield scandal.
If Chennai Super Kings are the definition of success in the Indian Premier League, MS Dhoni is the secret ingredient to the recipe. Over the years, CSK have done wonders in the league, winning the title 5 times, with none other than Dhoni leading his troops from the front. No matter if it's about the youngsters coming into the team or veterans, Dhoni has managed to get the best out of them more often than not. The performance of opening batter Devon Conway in the IPL 2023 season is a prime example.
Susanna Reid was left fighting back tears on Good Morning Britain as she heard the latest news coming out of Nottingham. The presenter was back fronting the show with Richard Madeley in the studio when they joined reporter Richard Gaisford in the city.
Manchester United have made decisions on two youngsters as things begin to take shape ahead of next season.
All 64 matches in this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup will be broadcast live on terrestrial TV in the UK after the BBC and ITV clinched a joint rights deal.
TOKYO : Japanese football fans face missing out on televised coverage of the Women's World Cup if broadcasters fail to strike a deal with FIFA in the 35 days before the tournament starts in Australia and New Zealand.
Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers' third derby meeting of the season will be televised live on RTÉ on Friday, 23 June.
Venus Williams' return to action following a five-month injury layoff ended in defeat as the seven-times Grand Slam champion fell to Swiss teenager Celine Naef in three sets at the Libema Open grasscourt tournament in Rosmalen, Netherlands.