WBC would accept Anthony Joshua to face winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk
The WBC would allow Anthony Joshua to fight the winner of Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk after he knocked out Francis Ngannou.
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Millions will miss out on HMRC cash from next month if they don't act now
April can be a tough month for many households up and down the country, with increases in council tax and utility bills cutting into budgets and making life even harder for millions struggling with the cost of living. But, there are some opportunities for people to claim some money back from the Exchequer that will close next month.
Scotland ready for test of endurance against Ireland
:Scotland have made two changes to their side for Saturday’s final Six Nations Championship fixture against Ireland in Dublin, with centre Stafford McDowall and scrumhalf Ben White selected to start as they seek a rare win against their hosts.
Daly back on the wing in only England change against France
LONDON : England's Elliot Daly will return to the starting team on the left wing away to France on Saturday as coach Steve Borthwick on Thursday made only one, injury-enforced change to the side that beat Ireland 23-22 last week.
Wales coach Gatland not shocked by sudden North retirement
Wales coach Warren Gatland was not surprised when centre George North told him he would retire from international rugby, but to lose a player with 13 years and 120 caps at the highest level adds to the size of the rebuild of his squad.
Ramos at flyhalf again in unchanged France side to face England
:France coach Fabien Galthie has named an unchanged team for their final Six Nations Championship fixture against England in Lyon on Saturday, which means a second run at flyhalf for Thomas Ramos with options thin in the number 10 jersey.
Manchester United have two places up for grabs vs Liverpool
It is not usually a national team coach who delivers the most consequential item of team news at Manchester United. Kasper Hjulmand was the exception.
PWHL Montreal eager to set women's attendance record: 'I don’t want it in Toronto'
MONTREAL — Ann-Renée Desbiens isn't comfortable with Toronto holding the attendance record for a women's hockey game.