Strictly 2026: Lacey Turner Tops Our Ratings of New Lineup
Lacey Turner tops our ratings for Strictly 2026, with Jaime Winstone second. The 24th series introduces three new presenters and five new pros.
Lacey Turner tops our ratings for Strictly 2026, with Jaime Winstone second. The 24th series introduces three new presenters and five new pros.
Chelsea enter the 2026-27 Premier League season with a revamped squad, aiming to challenge for the title under new manager Enzo Maresca. Key signings and youth prospects highlight their campaign.
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White defiantly told critics to 'go to hell' over her handling of the Sophie Cunningham controversy, as the team continues to win despite off-court distractions.
Wolves host Blackburn in the Championship opener, but some clubs fear a long slog due to a fearsome lineup and limited budgets.
Lionel Messi has expressed uncertainty about his football future following the death of his father, Jorge, according to the Guardian.
Josh Kushner and Bob Iger are reportedly buying the Los Angeles Lakers for $12 billion, a record for a sports team sale, according to sources familiar with the deal.
England's Test cricket team, led by Joe Root, has been placed under a midnight curfew during the Ashes series to ensure player discipline and focus.
Australia's football talent pipeline is surging, with Socceroos prospects like Lucas Herrington and Nestory Irankunda attracting Premier League interest ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
England Women's rugby head coach John Mitchell has officially become a UK citizen, a significant milestone for the New Zealand-born coach.
Paul Parker urges Michael Carrick to replace Luke Shaw, calling the left-back 'not good enough' for Manchester United's first-choice role.
Ben Foster criticizes Arsenal's decision to sell Leandro Trossard to Besiktas for £15.3m, calling it a major mistake despite the club's title win.
Nicky Butt says Youri Tielemans is the best signing of the summer after Man Utd bought him from Aston Villa for £35m, citing value for money and experience.
England's Nations League match vs Spain sold out in the England+ Priority window, with no general sale, leaving fans angry and calling the system an 'absolute joke'.
Ben Foster has named Youri Tielemans as the Premier League's 'signing of the summer' so far, but insists Manchester United still need a 'big boy striker' to become title challengers.
Chelsea have made a new enquiry for Bournemouth's Alex Scott after signing Pep Chavarria, with Man City circling Enzo Fernandez.
Chelsea told to prioritize Arsenal's Martin Zubimendi over Myles Lewis-Skelly, says Glen Johnson, citing his Premier League experience and Alonso link.
John Terry praises Xabi Alonso's start at Chelsea, citing his impact and the club's move to add experienced players like Welbeck and Henderson.
PT Naill Barker says 30-somethings should master a deep squat hold, half-kneeling hip flexor, and overhead reach to improve mobility and prevent injuries.
Club Brugge boss Ivan Leko says Joaquin Seys can 'reach the absolute top of the Premier League' after Man Utd and Arsenal enquiries for the £30m-rated defender.
Sammy T Dobson and Kirsty Mitchell have left Casualty, with their characters Nicole and Faith set to depart during the show's 40th anniversary episodes, which air in September.
Bradley Barcola has been advised to reject Arsenal's interest and join Liverpool instead, with a former England winger calling an Arteta move 'too much of a risk' amid a £120m price tag.
Folarin Balogun is linked with a move to Tottenham, while Gabriel Jesus could join Napoli, according to reports.
A new tank combat game featuring carcass-clad vehicles has sparked criticism from experts, who call it 'wrong' for its graphic depiction of violence.
As the Saudi Pro League kicks off its 2025-26 season, the focus shifts from ageing stars to sustainable growth, with Ronaldo nearing 1,000 career goals and clubs targeting younger talent with resale value.
Richard Osman claims Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden is 'strongly considered' for James Bond, with odds at 5/1. Producer Amy Pascal hints at end-of-year casting news.
Peter Crouch names Arsenal as Premier League title favourites, predicting a top four of Arsenal, Man City, Man Utd, and Chelsea.
Unai Emery insists Aston Villa can cope with high-profile departures, including Morgan Rogers, as they face PSG in the UEFA Super Cup in Salzburg.
Arthur Fery, ranked 36th, returns at Cincinnati Open with a bye after his Wimbledon semi-final run, ready to test himself at Masters level.
Brighton face a season of transition after losing Welbeck and Van Hecke, with Georginio Rutter expected to be key as Fabian Hürzeler's side targets Europa Conference League success.
Sebastián Abreu holds the official record for most clubs (31) in a 26-year career, but Jefferson Louis unofficially played for 51. Plus: players with club names in their own names, big leaps, and title-winning managers.