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The Works Summer Sale: Up to 75% Off Everything
High street favourite The Works launches its biggest summer sale yet, with massive discounts on arts, crafts, toys, and books perfect for keeping children entertained during the holidays.
UK Girls' Sports Imagery Lacks Diversity, Report Finds
A landmark study reveals that media portrayals of girls in sport are overwhelmingly white, middle-class, and focused on a narrow range of activities, creating a significant barrier to participation for many young women across the UK.
Kenya's Thriving Horse Racing Scene Challenges Colonial Legacy
Discover the vibrant and unexpected world of horse racing in Nairobi, where a new generation of Black Kenyan jockeys, trainers, and stable hands are galloping towards a future rich with tradition and ambition.
Chelsea WSL blood-stained shorts spark fury and calls for change
Chelsea's Women's team forced to play in blood-stained kit due to contentious 'dark shorts' rule, sparking fury and calls for urgent reform in women's football.
Brighton's Inclusive Rugby World Cup Sells Out
Brighton's Amex Stadium becomes the epicentre of inclusive sport as it hosts a triumphant, sold-out weekend for the 2025 Rugby World Cup, setting a new benchmark for diversity and accessibility in major sporting events.
Freak Summer Hailstorm Buries French Alps Town in Ice
Bizarre summer weather has brought chaos to the French Alps, with a violent hailstorm transforming the tourist town of Morzine into a frozen landscape. Roads turned to rivers of ice as tennis ball-sized hail battered the region, marking a dramatic and ear
French Alps Town Buried by Freak Summer Hailstorm
Bizarre summer storms have brought chaos to the French Alps, with the tourist town of Isère 2000 seeing roads turn to ice rivers and cars buried under a thick blanket of hail, marking a dramatic end to the European summer.
José Pizarro's Chilled Cherry & Tempranillo Soup
Escape the heat with Michelin-starred chef José Pizarro's stunning no-cook chilled soup. This vibrant blend of British cherries and Spanish Tempranillo is the ultimate make-ahead dish for al fresco dining.
Competitive Rubbish Collection Sweeps Australia
Thousands of Australians are swapping the gym for green spaces in a revolutionary fitness craze that combines jogging with litter collection. Discover how 'plogging' is transforming communities and wellbeing.
Mitch Brown: First active AFL men's player comes out as gay
Western Bulldogs defender Mitch Brown makes history as the first active AFL men's player to come out as gay, receiving an outpouring of support and redefining courage in professional sport.
Gymnastics coach banned for life over child abuse images
Wei Jun Soh Lee, a former Gold Coast gymnastics coach, has been handed a life ban by Gymnastics Australia after being convicted of possessing child abuse material. The disgraced coach's crimes have sent shockwaves through the sporting community.
Lineker & Cates Lead BBC Boycott Over Presenter Suspension
BBC's flagship football programming descends into chaos as Gary Lineker, Kelly Cates, and a host of top presenters withdraw from broadcasts in a dramatic stand against the corporation's suspension of a key Match of the Day host, leaving schedules in disar
Women's Gliding World Champions Crowned in Historic First
A landmark Women's Gliding World Championship concludes in the Czech Republic, with Germany's Lisa Roll and the UK's Bethany Davies clinching historic titles in a thrilling display of skill and endurance.
Premier League bans gambling sponsors from shirts from 2026
Premier League teams will be banned from displaying gambling sponsors on matchday shirts from the 2026/27 season, following a landmark collective agreement.
Razorbacks Star Quits Football for Baseball Shock
In a stunning career U-turn, Arkansas Razorbacks defensive lineman Kaleb James has announced his immediate departure from the college football programme to pursue baseball, sending shockwaves through the SEC.
Fitzpatrick Leads British Masters After Stunning 65
Sheffield's Matt Fitzpatrick fires a stunning 65 to seize a one-shot lead at the Betfred British Masters. Home favourite faces fierce challenge from Marco Penge and others in dramatic final round.
Transgender Volleyball Star Sparks Fury at School Meeting
Exclusive: Heavily-built transgender athlete AB Hernandez faces furious backlash from parents and female players at emotional Huntington Beach meeting, reigniting heated debate over fairness and safety in women's volleyball.
Samoa stun Australia in historic Rugby World Cup shock
In a seismic Women's Rugby World Cup shock, Manusina Samoa pulled off a breathtaking 17-14 victory over the heavily favoured Wallaroos, throwing Pool B wide open and igniting their own knockout stage dreams.
Red Roses smash Wales 88-10 in World Cup warm-up spectacle
England's Red Roses deliver a breathtaking performance, crushing Wales 88-10 in their final Women's Rugby World Cup warm-up match at Ashton Gate. Captain Sarah Hunter celebrates her 139th cap with a dominant display.
Wallaroos edge Samoa in nail-biting World Cup opener
Australia's Wallaroos survive a monumental scare from a spirited Samoa side, securing a narrow 10-7 victory in their opening Women's Rugby World Cup clash. Relive all the drama and key moments.
Fran Jones' miraculous US Open qualifier run defies genetics
Yorkshire's Fran Jones, born with a rare genetic condition affecting her fingers and toes, triumphs through US Open qualifying in a stunning display of resilience and elite athleticism.
The Brit Who Invented Fantasy Football in 1962
The incredible untold story of Andrew Wainstein, the UK computing pioneer who created the first fantasy football game in 1962, long before the internet made it a global phenomenon.
John Mitchell Appointed England Women's Head Coach
England Rugby names former All Blacks coach John Mitchell as new Red Roses head coach, replacing Simon Middleton after World Cup final heartbreak. Exclusive details on his vision for the team.
Teen Prodigy Named in NZ's Rugby World Cup Squad
In a stunning selection, 19-year-old Braxton Sorensen-McGee has been named in the Black Ferns' squad for the 2025 Rugby World Cup, poised to become the tournament's youngest ever player.
Lionesses Launch World Cup Party at Stadium of Light
The England Women's football team launched their 2025 World Cup campaign with a spectacular celebration at a sold-out Stadium of Light in Sunderland, uniting a nation behind the reigning champions.
Secretariat's Jockey Inducted into UK Hall of Fame
Ron Turcotte, the celebrated jockey behind the legendary Secretariat's 1973 Triple Crown triumph, is inducted into the prestigious British Hall of Fame at the National Horse Racing Museum in Newmarket.
Fran Jones: US Open star with rare genetic condition triumphs
British tennis star Fran Jones defies the odds, competing at the highest level in the US Open while managing a rare genetic condition affecting her fingers and toes. Discover her incredible story of resilience and determination.
A'ja Wilson's Aces win ninth straight vs Mercury
A'ja Wilson delivers another MVP-calibre performance as the Las Vegas Aces secure their ninth straight win against the Phoenix Mercury, solidifying their WNBA championship credentials.
Tennis star turns to OnlyFans after US Open financial disaster
American tennis star Sachia Vickery reveals the devastating financial aftermath of a first-round US Open loss, forcing her to create an OnlyFans to survive. The 28-year-old opens up on the stark economics of professional tennis.
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