Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid, Vegas favorites in NHLPA poll - ESPN
Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby was once again named the NHL's most complete player in the annual NHLPA poll released Wednesday.
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Stacey Solomon told Joe Swash is 'a keeper' after she was left saying 'I don't know why I bother'
Stacey Solomon has been told her husband Joe Swash is a 'keeper' as he showed his efforts to keep her happy after saying he was 'sick of her s**t!' The Loose Women star took to social media to reveal what it's really like sometimes when making content for social media.
Coronation Street's Claire Sweeney shares 'exciting' update after being spotted with Ricky Hatton
Coronation Street star Claire Sweeney has shared an 'exciting' update with fans after getting tongues wagging by being spotted out and about with Ricky Hatton. The actress and the Manchester boxing hero both recently appeared on Dancing on Ice, which aired on ITV between January and March.
Ex-Manchester United star Wes Brown speaks for the first time since being declared bankrupt
Former Manchester United defender Wes Brown has opened up about being declared bankrupt.
BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Ellie Leach tells fans 'make sure' amid outpouring of 'stunning' messages
Strictly Come Dancing winner Ellie Leach has sent a 'make sure' message to fans after she prompted an outpouring of 'stunning remarks' and left a one-word question from her former co-star.
Rodri admits Man City star is playing with injury problems after 'risky' Real Madrid role
John Stones showed courage to play through 'problems' at the end of Manchester City's quarter-final with Real Madrid to help the team.
Sources - Giannis Antetokounmpo avoids serious Achilles injury - ESPN
Giannis Antetokounmpo's left Achilles tendon is fully intact, and the Milwaukee Bucks star's return to play will depend on how quickly his left calf strain heals, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Badminton Asia Championships: Lakshya Sen Loses To Shi Yu Qi, Bows Out In Opening Round
Star Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen bowed in the opening round of men's singles at the Badminton Asia Championships after suffering a straight-game loss to local favourite and top seed Shi Yu Qi in Ningbo on Wednesday. World Championships bronze medallist Sen gave a good account of himself and fought tooth and nail but the higher-ranked Chinese eventually proved to be too strong as the Indian lost 19-21 15-21 in the gruelling opener that lasted 53 minutes. The Indians didn't have the desired start in the tournament as the talented Priyanshu Rajawat also crashed out in the men's singles opening round.