Billy Cookson aims for Paralympic glory after fast cycling rise
Billy Cookson, 30, took up cycling in December and dreams of Paralympic glory after a car crash left him in a coma. He raced at the City of London Nocturne.
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Why Saka and Rashford are benched for England vs Croatia
Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford start on the bench for England's World Cup opener against Croatia, with Noni Madueke and Anthony Gordon preferred.
Marc Guehi left out of England XI for Croatia opener
Marc Guehi has been dropped from England's starting lineup for the World Cup opener against Croatia, with Thomas Tuchel opting for John Stones and Ezri Konsa in defence.
How much England players get paid for Three Lions duty
England players earn £2,000 per match for the Three Lions, but donate it to charity. They can also receive bonuses and a share of World Cup prize money.
Wimbledon 2026: British wildcards announced including Dart
The All-England Club has revealed the first wildcards for Wimbledon 2026, with British players Harriet Dart, Arthur Fery, and others receiving main draw entries.
Bostock Wins Inaugural City of London Nocturne Race
Matt Bostock won the first City of London Nocturne men's elite race with a perfectly timed ride, holding off rivals in a thrilling sprint finish.
XTX Markets Claim Victory in City of London Nocturne Return
XTX Markets won the Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity City Criterium at the City of London Nocturne, with Olympic champion Ed Clancy. The event returned after an eight-year absence.
Pendleton praises growth of women's sprint cycling
Victoria Pendleton hails the current British women's sprint squad led by Emma Finucane, saying she is envious of the opportunities available to today's riders.
City of London Nocturne returns with Olympic stars backing GOSH race
The City of London Nocturne made its long-awaited return on Friday, with Olympic champions like Victoria Pendleton and Ed Clancy supporting a charity criterium race for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Van der Vaart apologises for Japan 'joke' at World Cup
Rafael van der Vaart has apologised after making an offensive 'joke' about Japan's World Cup players looking alike, insisting there was no racist intent.
Kirby Estate displays England flags ahead of Croatia clash
Photos capture the Kirby Estate in Bermondsey adorned with England flags and bunting ahead of the World Cup match against Croatia, showcasing strong community spirit.
England vs Croatia LIVE: World Cup 2026 latest score and lineups
Follow live coverage of England vs Croatia in the World Cup 2026 Group L opener, with confirmed lineups, updates, and analysis. Kick-off at 9pm BST.
Cole Palmer, Maguire, Foden miss England World Cup squad
England begins World Cup campaign against Croatia. Thomas Tuchel explains omissions of Cole Palmer, Harry Maguire, and Phil Foden from the 26-man squad.
Williams Sisters Get Wimbledon Doubles Wildcard
Serena and Venus Williams receive a Wimbledon doubles wildcard. While not contenders, their return celebrates their legacy and impact on tennis.
Scheffler Aims for US Open Win to Complete Career Grand Slam
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler seeks to join golf's elite with a US Open victory at windswept Shinnecock Hills, facing a field led by Rory McIlroy.
Root 2.0: Fun Leadership but Heavier Burden in Captaincy Return
Joe Root returns as England's stand-in captain with a fresh, fun approach but faces a heavier burden guiding a callow team, blending his past experience with new tactics.
Nicholas Pope, sculptor of natural materials, dies at 77
Nicholas Pope, a pioneering British sculptor who used natural materials and represented the UK at the 1980 Venice Biennale, has died aged 77. His later work incorporated knitting and bright colors after a viral illness.
Jenny Simpson hospitalized after collapsing at track event
Three-time Olympian Jenny Simpson collapsed at a track event in North Carolina and was hospitalized. She reportedly lost her pulse for a period before being revived with CPR and an AED.
All-Time Greatest World Cup Goalscorers: Who Leads?
Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé chase the all-time World Cup goals record. See the top 20 list, including Klose, Ronaldo, and more.
Ombudsman Dominates Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot
Ombudsman wins Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot, beating Oaks winner Minnie Hauk and Arc winner Daryz by four lengths. Trainer Gosden eyes Juddmonte International.
Amorim eyes Ramos reunion at AC Milan
New AC Milan boss Ruben Amorim wants PSG striker Goncalo Ramos as his top target, hoping for a loan deal with option to buy. Amorim also eyes Ugarte, Hjulmand, and Inacio.
Mourinho tells Real Madrid to sign Chelsea star Enzo Fernandez
Jose Mourinho has reportedly told Real Madrid to make Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez their top transfer target after signing Bernardo Silva on a free transfer.
England's Routes to World Cup Final: Dates and Times
Explore England's potential paths to the 2026 World Cup final, with dates, kick-off times, and possible opponents at each stage.
Newcastle expect Arsenal bid for Tonali after Spurs move
Newcastle United believe Arsenal remain favourites to sign Sandro Tonali despite Tottenham's approach, expecting a bid from the Premier League champions this summer.
Snooker bosses scolded for 'unacceptable' heat conditions
Players and coach criticise furnace-like conditions at Wuhan Open qualifiers in Leicester, but Michael Holt dismisses complaints as excuses.
McIlroy: LIV Golf 'false economy' puts PGA events at risk
Rory McIlroy says the 'false economy' from LIV Golf may jeopardize established PGA Tour events, as the threat subsides and Saudi funding ends.
England Make Five Changes for Second Test at The Oval
England make five changes for the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval after an extraordinary week, with Joe Root back as stand-in captain and three debutants.
World Cup 2026: Must-Watch Group Stage Matches
With 104 matches in the expanded World Cup, Barney Ronay highlights unmissable group stage clashes, including Brazil, Haaland, and political showdowns.
Tim Weah dismisses US media barbs at Socceroos
US winger Tim Weah rolls his eyes at comments from former US players calling Australia 'average', emphasizing respect and anticipation for a tough match.
Mbappé's Record Double Seals France Win Over Senegal
Kylian Mbappé scores twice, becoming France's all-time leading scorer, as Les Bleus overcome a sluggish first half to beat Senegal 3-1 in World Cup 2026 qualifying.
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