Chloe Kim's Olympic Bid vs. Boyfriend's £44m Net Worth
Snowboarder Chloe Kim aims for historic third Olympic gold at Milan Cortina 2026, but her £7m net worth pales next to NFL boyfriend Myles Garrett's £44m fortune.
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Grand National Hero Eddie Harty Dies Aged 88
Irish jockey Eddie Harty, who won the 1969 Grand National on Highland Wedding and rode for Ireland at the 1960 Olympics, has died aged 88, just a week after his wife Patricia passed away.
Pristine 2015 Land Rover Defender with 124 Miles at Auction
A 2015 Land Rover Defender 90 Pick-Up, with just 124 miles and never exposed to rain, is set for auction in March. This collector's item retains original features and is estimated at £50,000-£60,000.
Joshua Gets Tattoo for Friends Killed in Nigeria Car Crash
Heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has paid tribute to two close friends killed in a car crash in Nigeria by having their names tattooed on his arm, following the tragic accident near Lagos last month.
French Skier Blames Olympic Exit on Stomach Bug
Cross-country skier Jules Chappaz gave an emotional interview blaming gastroenteritis for his quarter-final elimination at the Winter Olympics, calling it a devastating end to four years of preparation.
Cleary Not Rushing Panthers Contract, Open to Future Moves
Penrith Panthers star Nathan Cleary has stated he is in no hurry to sign a contract extension, with his current deal expiring in 2027. The Kangaroos half-back remains coy on his future, including a potential cross-code switch to rugby union.
Nations League Draw: England's Opponents and Live Viewing Guide
England will discover their Nations League opponents today in Brussels. The draw starts at 5pm GMT, with live streaming on UEFA's website and YouTube.
Man Utd Fans Deserve Better Than Ratcliffe's Views
Sir Jim Ratcliffe faces fierce backlash for immigration comments, with Manchester United supporters unlikely to forgive despite his apology, as the club's co-owner draws criticism for divisive remarks.
QPR and Crawley Sued for £11.1m in Racism Tribunal Case
Former Northern Ireland U21 player Amrit Bansal-McNulty sues QPR and Crawley for £11.1m, claiming racist abuse by ex-manager John Yems destroyed his career. The clubs deny wrongdoing in the Central London Employment Tribunal.
Matt Weston Leads GB Gold Charge, Rivals Back Banned Ukrainian
Team GB skeleton star Matt Weston spearheads a golden push at the Winter Olympics, with rivals uniting in support of a banned Ukrainian athlete amid controversy.
Wrexham Chief Explains £19m Transfer Deal Collapse
Wrexham director Shaun Harvey discloses the club pulled out of a £19m bid for striker Sidiki Cherif due to value concerns and EFL spending limits, opting for a more conservative approach.
Giggs' 1999 Goal Tops FA Cup Greatest Moments Poll
A survey of 2,000 football fans crowns Ryan Giggs' 1999 solo strike against Arsenal as the top FA Cup moment, with Wimbledon's 1988 win and Leicester's 2021 victory also ranking highly.
Diggins Battles Injury to Win Bronze in Final Olympic Race
American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins fought through painful rib bruising to earn a bronze medal in the women's 10km at the Winter Olympics, adding to her career tally in her last season.
Diggins Wins Bronze in Agonising Cross Country Skiing Finish
American Winter Olympics star Jessie Diggins collapsed in agony after crossing the finish line to secure bronze in the women's 10km cross country skiing race at Milan-Cortina.
Overton Confident Archer Will Bounce Back at T20 World Cup
England's Jamie Overton insists there is nothing wrong with Jofra Archer despite the paceman's expensive outings, backing him to return to his best in crucial upcoming matches.
FA Investigates Sir Jim Ratcliffe Over Immigration Comments
The Football Association is probing Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial immigration remarks, with a potential charge timeline outlined. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for an apology.
Milano Cortina 2026 Day Six: Thrills and Drama Unfold
A visual recap of day six at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, featuring bobsleigh, snowboard cross, freestyle skiing, and emotional stories from the Games.
Matt Weston Leads Skeleton, Poised for GB Olympic Medal
Double world champion Matt Weston sets a new track record in the men's skeleton at the Winter Olympics, leading overnight and aiming to break Britain's medal drought.
Tavernier: Hearts Clash Must-Win After Motherwell Draw
Rangers captain James Tavernier admits the draw at Motherwell was a missed opportunity, making Sunday's home game against Premiership leaders Hearts a must-win fixture for title hopes.
Mosca Brothers Guide Italy to First T20 World Cup Win
Justin and Anthony Mosca scored unbeaten half-centuries as Italy secured a dominant 10-wicket victory over Nepal in their T20 World Cup debut, setting up a crucial match against England.
Liverpool's De Zerbi Warning Spurs Tottenham in Manager Hunt
Roberto De Zerbi is a candidate for Tottenham's manager role, but Liverpool were previously warned off the Italian due to his public demands and perceived arrogance.
Forest Sack Dyche, Man City Look Ominous in Football Weekly
Nottingham Forest have parted ways with manager Sean Dyche, while Manchester City's dominant form raises concerns for rivals in the latest Football Weekly Extra analysis.
Nwaneri's Troubled Marseille Loan Echoes Odegaard's Early Career Challenges
Arsenal's young talent Ethan Nwaneri encounters difficulties during his loan spell at Marseille, drawing parallels to Martin Odegaard's challenging early loan experiences at Real Madrid.
Matt Weston Leads Olympic Skeleton, Eyes Gold for Team GB
British skeleton star Matt Weston surges into gold medal position at the Winter Olympics halfway mark, breaking track records and opening a significant lead over rivals.
Van Dijk and Gerrard Praise Liverpool's Key Victory
Virgil van Dijk and Steven Gerrard emphasize Liverpool's 1-0 win over Sunderland as pivotal for Champions League qualification, highlighting defensive improvements and upcoming fixtures.
Ukrainian Athlete Disqualified Over Banned War Tribute Helmet
Ukrainian skeleton star Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet honouring fallen athletes, defying IOC rules against political demonstrations.
O'Neill Tells Hatate to Rediscover Form at Celtic, Forget Transfers
Celtic legend Martin O'Neill advises midfielder Reo Hatate to ignore transfer rumours and concentrate on recapturing his best form for the Scottish champions.
O'Neill Urges Celtic to Sign Saracchi Permanently
Martin O'Neill has called on Celtic's board to negotiate a permanent transfer for Marcelo Saracchi, praising the Uruguayan left-back's impact as a worthy replacement for Kieran Tierney.
Ratcliffe Apologises for 'Colonised by Immigrants' Comments as FA Investigates
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe expresses regret over controversial immigration comments that sparked condemnation from politicians and a Football Association investigation into potential disrepute.
WBC Orders Usyk to Face Interim Champion After Voluntary Bout
WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman insists Oleksandr Usyk must fight interim champion Agit Kabayel after his voluntary title defence, complicating the Ukrainian's plans for a bout with Deontay Wilder.
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