MotoGP Qatar: ‘I’m not a tester, I’m here to win’ - Bagnaia
Pecco Bagnaia’s 2022 MotoGP season got off to a frustrating start after the Ducati Lenovo rider finished the Qatar GP in the gravel.
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Arsenal have exposed hypocrites and busted £150m myth to disturb Tottenham and Manchester United
Arsenal are leading the chase for the final Champions League qualification place this season, sitting in fourth spot with a significant number of games to be played over many of their rivals. Their form has only improved since the turn of the year and the performances have matched the results.
Huddersfield Town still have shot at cup success as Stoke City set to visit John Smith's Stadium
The Terriers may be out of the FA Cup after Monday evening’s 2-1 defeat away to Nottingham Forest, but fans looking for a fix of cup fever can still get it at the John Smith’s Stadium on Wednesday night.
Security and sounds the abiding memories of docile Islamabad draw
As far as the cricket goes, you can probably gather all you need to know from the fact that it was the first Test in history with a century opening partnership for three innings in a row. Or from the fact that Australia never got close to batting a second time. In the end Pakistan made 728 runs for the loss of four wickets in the match. Fold in the Australian innings and it read 1187 for 14. What else could be expected on a pitch the colour and character of a tranquilised Labrador.
Opinion: Could legendary Celtic duo team-up for a new challenge?
It has been a very newsworthy last 24 hours for two former Celtic legends. Firstly, former Hoops manager and captain Neil Lennon was appointed manager of Cypriot side Omonia Nicosia.
'Come back!' - Arsenal fans bombard Gnabry's Instagram as he wears retro Gunners shirt
Arsenal supporters are daring to dream that Serge Gnabry could be lured back to Emirates Stadium, with Gunners fans bombarding the Germany international with “come back” pleas after seeing him wear retro jerseys in a social media post.
Turkish Masters 2022 snooker: Ding Junhui rallies from 4-1 down to beat Robert Milkins, Yan Bingtao makes last 32
Ding Junhui won four frames in a row as he rallied to beat Robert Milkins 5-4 and reach the last 32 of the Turkish Masters in Antalya. Ding looked to be heading for defeat after falling 4-1 behind against Milkins. Ad/> However, he made back-to-back centuries, a 131 total clearance and a 105 break, to get back into the contest and managed to secure his place in the next round.
The sell out Look Fantastic Easter Beauty Egg is back with a huge £155 saving
The sell-out Look Fantastic Easter showstopper is back, offering beauty buffs the chance to bag £220 worth of products for just £65.