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Sailing-Frenchman Sorel becomes first casualty of Vendee
-Sailor Maxime Sorel became the first Vendee Globe casualty on Friday when he quit five days into the solo, non-stop round-the-world race, a victim of injury and equipment failure.
Man United have perfect transfer option in Ruben Amorim revolution which spells danger for two stars
Christopher Nkunku has been linked with a move away from Chelsea - and Manchester United should be monitoring his situation.
Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight result decided as Carl Froch and George Groves make same point
Mike Tyson returns to the boxing ring tonight in his first professional fight in two decades against Jake Paul.
Sailing-Sorel becomes first casualty of Vendee
Sailor Maxime Sorel became the first Vendee Globe casualty on Friday, retiring five days into the solo, non-stop round-the-world race.
Kieran Tierney sees new Celtic return roadblock thrown in his way as wages just one transfer issue
If Kieran Tierney is to leave Arsenal this January, then Alan Hutton isn't convinced Celtic can offer him what he really needs.
The 'hidden gem' adults-only Peak District campsite named one of the best in England
An adults-only campsite in the Peak District has been named one of the best in England in the AA Caravan & Camping Awards 2024-2025. The awards celebrate the “best of scenic retreats and luxurious glamping” with 12 “exceptional sites” across the country selected by AA inspectors to receive the accolade.
Morrisons slashes price of Quality Street, Roses and Celebrations weeks before Christmas
Morrisons has dropped the price of confectionery tubs to just £2 for a limited time only in the run up to Christmas. Across all branded favourites, including Celebrations, Quality Street and Cadbury (Heroes and Roses), loyalty card holders of the supermarket can save over 66 per cent when spending £45 or more in-store.