Easter sport: Shane Lowry keeps sights on leaders at US Masters
Shane Lowry will resume his third round at the US Masters inside the next hour after bad weather brought an early end to play for the second day running.
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Victor Osimhen provides update on future in transfer blow to Manchester United
Manchester United transfer target Victor Osimhen insists he is 'happy' at Napoli in a potential blow to several summer suitors.
Crews tackle huge fire on moorland near Greater Manchester
Smoke could be seen for miles around after a huge blaze broke out on moorland near to Greater Manchester. Firefighters were called out to Marsden Moor, across the West Yorkshire border from Saddleworth, at around 5pm yesterday (April 8).
Ronnie O’Sullivan opens up on ‘addictive nature’ ahead of World Championship: ‘As long as I’m clean and sober’
Ronnie O’Sullivan heads to the Crucible chasing a record eighth world title. Ahead of snooker's blue-riband event, the 47-year-old was in reflective mood and has opened up on addiction, the processes he has put in place to ward against it and his continued prioritisation of his mental well-being. Ad The 47-year-old beat Judd Trump 18-13 in the 2022 final that saw him draw alongside Stephen Hendry with a seventh world crown.
Watch Celtic ball boys goad Allan McGregor as Rangers keeper suffers Parkhead pain pile on
As if having a 60,000 strong baying mob of Celtic fans in the stand at Parkhead wasn't enough, Rangers keeper Allan McGregor had a few extra punters rubbing his nose in the defeat to their fierce rivals.
Report: Leicester ‘closing in’ on Jesse Marsch after Brendan Rodgers exit
Leicester City have held talks with former Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch over their managerial vacancy following Brendan Rodgers’ departure this week, according to a report from The Athletic.
Hundreds of cars dumped and people seen lying on the road as police deal with huge illegal rave - live updates
Police have urged people not to attend a rave that has been taking place at the Kenfig Industrial Estate in Margam.
Graeme Dott explains misery of missing out on Crucible as 2006 world snooker champion defeats Andy Hicks – 'Horrific'
Graeme Dott moved within one win of ending his four-year wait to return to the Crucible Theatre with a 10-6 win over Andy Hicks in the penultimate round of qualifying in Sheffield. The 2006 world champion – who made his second career maximum against Pang Junxu in last year's qualifiers – has not played on the sport's biggest stage since losing 10-9 to Stuart Bingham in the first round in 2019. Ad He was forced to repel a minor recovery from 1995 Crucible semi-finalist Hicks, who closed to 9-6 from 9-3 behind before the Scotsman secured the frame he needed to reach the final round of qualifiers with a closing run of 52.