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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.
John Stones showed courage to play through 'problems' at the end of Manchester City's quarter-final with Real Madrid to help the team.
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.
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.
The Wednesday night schedule in the NHL is significantly lighter than Tuesday, with just three games compared to 13. But, there is one doozy on the docket.
Rochelle Humes has probably left some of her fans and followers green with envy as she shared sun-soaked updates from her luxury holiday. The This Morning star is currently enjoying a break in the Maldives with her husband Marvin, 39, and their three children.
Masters champion Jon Rahm accepted that his move to LIV Golf will probably have an impact on his standing in the game but said he had hoped his decision would help to reunite the game's top players.
MILWAUKEE — Two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo exited the Milwaukee Bucks' 104-91 win over the Boston Celtics in the third quarter Tuesday night because of an injury to his left calf.