Inside lost plans for F1 Scottish GP as David Coulthard rues missed opportunity
Scotland could've hosted an F1 GP at a purpose built track near Edinburgh - but plans had no local support, according to former star David Coulthard.
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BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell says 'we're back' after gushing 'wit woo' over co-star
Dianne Buswell has delighted fans by saying 'we're back' after gushing over one of her Strictly Come Dancing co-stars. The professional dancer has had a busy start to the year after she won the hit dance show back in December.
BBC Morning Live's Gethin Jones 'kicked off' dating app twice in eight hours for 'violation'
Gethin Jones has claimed he was banned from a dating app after hundreds of women reported him for "catfishing". The BBC presenter recently signed up to the popular dating app in his search for love.
'He'll kill you' - Leny Yoro lifts the lid on what Ruben Amorim is really like at Manchester United
Leny Yoro has given a revealing account of Ruben Amorim's approach to players in training sessions at Manchester United and said the head coach has no time for anyone who does not put in the maximum effort at Carrington.
Gracie Hunt, daughter of Chiefs owner, reacts to Trump's congratulations to team
Gracie Hunt appears on OutKick's "Gaines for Girls" podcast and reacts to President Donald Trump congratulating the Chiefs on their AFC title.
Wayne Rooney's next job latest - Man United reunion, coaching return and punditry battle
Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney continues to hunt for his next role after leaving Plymouth Argyle on New Year's Eve.
49ers' George Kittle named Salute to Service award winner - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — San Francisco 49ers two-time All-Pro tight end George Kittle is the USAA 2024 Salute to Service award winner.
'It's getting ridiculous' – Shaun Murphy doesn't hold back as snooker star calls for rule change
Shaun Murphy has accused fellow snooker players of using "gamesmanship" through excessive toilet breaks, which he claims is becoming an "epidemic" that's plaguing the sport. The recent Masters winner believes some of his colleagues are intentionally slowing matches down to disrupt their opponent's flow by taking prolonged and strategic bathroom breaks.