Canada's Kone suffers broken leg in World Cup win over Qatar
Canada midfielder Ismael Kone suffered a broken leg after a challenge from Qatar's Assim Madibo during their World Cup group match. Madibo was sent off.
Category : Athletics
London Marathon 2027 expands to two days with 100,000 runners
The London Marathon will be a two-day event in 2027, allowing 100,000 participants. Ballot results expected in early July. Record 1.33 million applicants.
Greenidge ready for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games judo debut
London judoka Wesley Greenidge, inspired by his rugby background, will make his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow 2026 after missing out on Birmingham 2022.
Driver rescues three from rip current in Louisiana
Jordan Matthew, a shuttle driver with no lifeguard training, saved a boy and two women from a rip current at a Louisiana beach, hailed as heroic by officials.
Running Experts Answer Your Top Questions
Running experts Sarah Marsh and Kieran Alger answer your questions on motivation, injuries, gear, and more. Get expert advice to improve your running.
Joseph O'Brien: Racing's Next Big Force After Aidan
Aidan O'Brien trained his 100th Royal Ascot winner, but pundit Tom Segal argues son Joseph is on track to surpass him, with recent major wins including the Oaks and near misses in the Grand National.
Stevens Ties Lead; McIlroy Birdies, Scheffler Struggles
Sam Stevens birdies the 5th to tie Ludvig Åberg at 2-under. Rory McIlroy sinks a tap-in birdie to reach 1-under, while Scottie Scheffler struggles at 3-over.
Edgware teen weightlifter targets Olympics, inspires girls
Amelia Pelta, 17, from Edgware, aims for Olympic Games in weightlifting while inspiring more girls to take up the sport. She has European medals and British records.
Norrie loses on Queen's return after injury layoff
Cameron Norrie was defeated by Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in straight sets at the LTA's HSBC Championships, but remains optimistic ahead of Wimbledon.
Ealing's Mika Stojsavljevic tipped for Wimbledon success
Mika Stojsavljevic, 17, from Ealing, has been tipped to compete with the world's best after receiving a Wimbledon wildcard, says LTA's Iain Bates.
Lacrosse star Loxton targets Olympic glory at LA 2028
Araminta Loxton aims for Olympic success at LA 2028, using the Commonwealth Games experience to prepare for the biggest stage in sport.
London's first floating natural pool opens in Canary Wharf
Sea Lanes Canary Wharf opens June 19, offering a 50-metre natural swimming pool in the dock, with food, saunas, and inclusive pricing from £10 per hour.
Tennis ball in carry-on changed my flight experience
A tennis ball can ease back pain and stiffness on long-haul flights. Here's how to use it as a massage tool, according to experts and personal experience.
Dialoop review: match-three puzzling meets roguelite
Dialoop brings a clever twist to match-three puzzling with roguelite elements, offering total freedom to experiment. A charming indie title for Switch.
Unicyclist sets blindfolded world record after crash
Roger Davies, 62, overcame a painful crash to set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest 100m on a unicycle while blindfolded at the City of London Nocturne.
Clancy backs City of London Nocturne for British cycling
Triple Olympic champion Ed Clancy hopes the revived City of London Nocturne criterium can inspire a new boom in domestic British cycling, after Matt Bostock won the men's race.
Cyclist Tobias Dahlhaus Wins First Nocturne E-Bike Challenge
Semi-professional cyclist Tobias Dahlhaus won the inaugural Voi Bike Challenge at the City of London Nocturne, swapping his race bike for an e-bike and securing victory after safely parking.
Neil Laughton sets 12th Guinness World Record on giant penny farthing
Neil Laughton, 62, set his 12th Guinness World Record by riding a 13ft-tall penny farthing on stilts past Bank station during the City of London Nocturne event.
Brompton Designer Shaun Pirie Wins City of London Nocturne
Shaun Pirie, a Brompton bike designer, won the Brompton Folding Bike Race at the City of London Nocturne, beating competitors on the unique course.
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.
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.
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.
Gout Gout third in 150m behind Lyles, sets national record
Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout finishes third in the 150m at Ostrava Golden Spike, behind Noah Lyles who set a world record. Gout clocks 14.96 for a new Australian record.
WhatsApp message led to Mölkky fame in Japan
A sports writer's search for a childhood ambition leads to an unlikely journey to the Mölkky World Championships in Japan, highlighting male friendship and seizing opportunities.
Cycling and Camping: Retracing Britain's Pioneering Path
Phoebe Smith cycles from Oxford to Walton-on-Thames on an e-bike, camping along the way to celebrate the Camping and Caravanning Club's 125th anniversary.
UFC 6 Review: Bloody Brilliant MMA Fighting Game
EA Sports' UFC 6 delivers thrilling, realistic MMA action with fluid animations and detailed character models, though career mode training can be tedious.
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