Winter Olympics Condoms Run Out in Three Days
The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics has seen a record-breaking demand for free condoms, with supplies exhausted in just three days. Organizers promise a new delivery is on the way.
Category : Winter Sports
Winter Olympics Curling Cheating Row Erupts in Heated Exchange
A heated cheating accusation at the Winter Olympics men's curling match between Canada and Sweden led to a furious on-ice confrontation, with Canadian curler Marc Kennedy telling Swedish opponent Oskar Eriksson to 'f*** off' after being accused of rule vi
Ilia Malinin's Olympic Meltdown: From Favorite to Eighth Place
American figure skating sensation Ilia Malinin, known as the Quad God, suffered a shocking collapse at the Winter Olympics in Milan, finishing eighth after a disastrous free skate performance under immense pressure.
Winter Olympics 2026: Live Coverage of Key Events
Comprehensive live updates from the 2026 Winter Olympics, featuring giant slalom, freestyle skiing, skeleton, and ice hockey competitions. Follow all the action as athletes compete for gold.
Josie Baff's Gold Boosts Australia's Winter Olympic Aura
Australian snowboarder Josie Baff secures gold, reinforcing her nation's rising status in winter sports and highlighting a new era of athletic prowess.
Married Couples Dominate Curling at Cortina Olympics
The Cortina Winter Olympics curling rink has become a showcase for married couples competing together, blending romance with elite athletic performance in a unique sporting dynamic.
British Skiers Die in Val d'Isere Avalanche Tragedy
Three skiers, including two British nationals, have died after an avalanche struck the Val d'Isere resort in the French Alps. The incident occurred during high-risk conditions with warnings in place.
Cheating Claims Fly in Canada vs Sweden Olympic Curling Clash
Tensions erupted at the Winter Olympics as Canada defeated Sweden 8-6 in curling, with both teams accusing each other of rule violations and exchanging heated words on the ice.
Scotty James Settles for Second Olympic Silver in Snowboard
Australian snowboarder Scotty James expresses mixed emotions after securing his second Olympic silver medal in the halfpipe, describing the moment as 'a bit numb'.
Malinin Falls Twice as Shaidorov Wins Olympic Figure Skating Gold
American favorite Ilia Malinin fell twice in the free skate, finishing eighth as Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov claimed a stunning Olympic figure skating gold medal.
Matt Weston Wins Skeleton Gold for Team GB at Winter Olympics
Matt Weston secured Great Britain's first medal at the Winter Olympics with a dominant gold in men's skeleton, becoming the first British man to win individual winter gold since 1980.
Matt Weston Wins Team GB's First Gold at Winter Olympics
Matt Weston secured Team GB's first gold medal at the Winter Olympics in Italy with a dominant skeleton performance. The 28-year-old former taekwondo champion has become Britain's most decorated slider.
Matt Weston Wins Team GB's First Gold at 2026 Winter Olympics
British skeleton racer Matt Weston secures Team GB's inaugural gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy with a dominant performance in the men's singles event.
British Skiers Among Three Dead in French Alps Avalanche
Two British skiers and a French national died in an avalanche in Val d'Isere, with one Briton injured. The incident occurred during a rare red alert warning in the Alps.
Lindsey Vonn Faces Fourth Surgery After Olympic Leg Break
American skier Lindsey Vonn announces a fourth surgery on her broken leg from a crash at the Milan Cortina Games, with hopes to return to the US after treatment in an Italian hospital.
Britons Dead in French Alps Avalanche, Investigation Underway
Two British skiers and a French national have died in an avalanche in Val d'Isère, France, with a manslaughter investigation initiated by mountain rescue police amid high-risk warnings.
Ilia Malinin Lands Historic Quad Axel at Winter Olympics
American figure skater Ilia Malinin achieves a groundbreaking quad Axel in the free skate, securing gold and setting a new Olympic record in a stunning performance.
ISU Defends Olympic Ice Dance Judging After French Gold Controversy
The International Skating Union has defended Olympic ice dance judging after a French judge's scoring gap helped secure gold for France's Fournier Beaudry and Cizeron over Americans Chock and Bates.
Haiti's Olympic Uniform Redesign: Toussaint Louverture Removed
Designer Stella Jean had to repaint Haiti's Winter Olympics ski suits, removing revolutionary Toussaint Louverture to comply with IOC guidelines on political expression.
Matt Weston: Team GB's Skeleton Star Chases Historic Gold
Matt Weston, the reigning skeleton world champion, leads Team GB's medal charge at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. The former taekwondo champion is poised to deliver Britain's first podium finish.
Affordable Luxury Ski Resorts: Budget-Friendly Destinations
Discover the best ski resorts offering luxury experiences at lower prices, from Eastern Europe to North America, as rising costs reshape winter sports culture.
Bankes and Baff Lead GB Snowboard Cross Olympic Medal Hopes
Charlotte Bankes and Josie Baff are spearheading Great Britain's snowboard cross team as top contenders for medals at the upcoming Winter Olympics, showcasing their skills and determination.
Milano Cortina 2026 Day Seven: Olympic Highlights in Pictures
A visual recap of day seven at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, featuring gold for Australia's Josie Baff in snowboard cross, biathlon victories, and intense bobsleigh training runs.
Rich Ruohonen, 55, Becomes Oldest US Curling Olympian
Rich Ruohonen, a 55-year-old curler from Minnesota, has made history by becoming the oldest US athlete to compete in the Olympics, showcasing dedication and skill on the ice.
Josie Baff Wins Gold in Snowboard Cross for Australia
Australian snowboarder Josie Baff triumphs in the women's snowboard cross final at the Winter Olympics, securing Australia's second gold medal and making history as the first Australian woman to medal in the event.
Milano Cortina 2026: Olympic Diary of Chaos and Drama
A journalist's week covering Milano Cortina 2026 reveals travel mishaps, cultural surprises, and the disqualification of a Ukrainian skeleton athlete over a helmet protest.
Winter Olympic Village Condoms Run Out in Three Days
Free condoms for athletes at the Winter Olympics have been exhausted within just three days, with organizers promising replenishment amid established health protocols.
Rai Accused of Censoring Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man in Olympics
Italy's state broadcaster Rai faces backlash for altering Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man by removing genitals in Winter Olympics coverage opening credits, sparking political controversy.
Scottish Factory Crafts Olympic Curling Stones
Kays Scotland, a small family-run factory in East Ayrshire, is the world's sole supplier of curling stones for the Winter Olympics, using unique granite from Ailsa Craig.
British Curling Team Trails Italy in Cortina Showdown
The British men's curling quartet faces a 5-3 deficit against Italy after four ends at the Cortina ice stadium, with a late rally preventing a worse score.
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