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The Premiership's schedule for the 2023-24 season released on Tuesday includes an eight-week break for England's top-flight during the Six Nations, ensuring test players are available for more of their clubs' fixtures.
The ninth FIFA Women's World Cup takes place in Australia and New Zealand from July 20 to Aug. 20. These are the host cities and venues for the tournament (Indigenous and Maori names used by tournament organisers in parenthesis):
TNT Sports has officially launched across the UK and Republic of Ireland, replacing BT Sport.
Coronation Street fans were left seriously distracted and claimed they 'didn't know what happened' in one scene as Eileen Grimshaw made a sudden return. The character, played by Sue Cleaver, hasn't regularly been seen on-screen for a while but made a brief return during the latest trip to the cobbles.
England have cut Bath flanker Sam Underhill and Sale prop Bevan Rodd from their World Cup training squad. Borthwick has trimmed his squad from 41 to 39 players as England step up their preparations for the World Cup in France which gets underway on September 8. Ad Underhill was one of England's key players in their run to the 2019 final, but has struggled with injuries since and faced heavy competition along the back row.
SA Rugby's Youth Weeks are officially over with schools reopening for the third term on Tuesday as the winter rugby season draws to an end.
A postman who was drinking 10 litres of water every day for two years was given a heartbreaking diagnosis following an eye test. Doctors initially thought Jonathan Plummer had diabetes.
Researchers have found evidence suggesting that repetitive heading of balls during a professional soccer career is associated with a higher risk of cognitive impairment in later life, according to a study commissioned by England's Football Association (FA).