Off the beaten track: Where to go in Europe to avoid the tourist traps
Europe’s holiday hotspots are fed up with overcrowding.
Swimming Sport News
Penny Oleksiak returns to the pool 9 months after knee surgery
Nine months after undergoing knee surgery to repair a meniscus tear, Canada's most decorated Olympian Penny Oleksiak is poised to make her return to the pool this week in Barcelona on the second stop of the Mare Nostrum Tour.
The Mancunian Way: 'Well, it's Fallowfield'
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Gymnastics-British Gymnastics chief calls for independent welfare body
MANCHESTER, England : The head of British Gymnastics wants the government to set up an independent body to ensure the welfare of athletes, saying many sports lack the resources to adequately safeguard competitors.
Center Parcs puts up all six sites across the UK for sale
Outdoors resort company Center Parcs is being put up for sale - with owners seeking a price of between £4 billion and £5 billion.
Olympic figure skating champion Sarah Hughes files to run for Congress
Sarah Hughes, the 2002 Olympic figure skating champion, filed paperwork on Monday to run for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Mexican government takes pride in artistic team after cutting funding
MEXICO CITY : The Mexican artistic swimming team had to sell bathing suits and towels to pay for their Olympic preparations but it did not stop them winning three golds at the World Cup, drawing praise from the government who cut their funding.
The stunning North Wales beach that is so busy people are being turned away
When the sun is shining nothing beats spending a day at the beach. Everyone has their go-to coastal spot, but there’s one stunning cove in North Wales which has seen a surge in popularity.