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Anthony Joshua crash driver case adjourned by Nigerian court to March
The driver charged over the fatal crash involving Anthony Joshua has had his case adjourned until March. Two of the boxer's team died in the accident.
French Alps 2030 CEO Cyril Linette resigns following internal turmoil
Cyril Linette has stepped down as CEO of the French Alps 2030 organising committee following a public feud with chairman Edgar Grospiron. The resignation marks the latest high-profile departure amid governance concerns.
Six Nations: Barclay and Warburton deliver verdict in half-term report
Rugby Special pundits John Barclay and Sam Warburton deliver their Six Nations half-term report cards and discuss whether England are performing worse than Wales.
Harry Brook hits century at number three to steer England into semis
England captain Harry Brook hits a 50-ball century to guide his side into the T20 World Cup semi-finals with a two-wicket win over Pakistan.
Shaheen Afridi removes Phil Salt first ball in perfect Pakistan start
England opener Phil Salt falls for a golden duck against Pakistan after being caught by Usman Khan off the bowling of Shaheen Shah Afridi.
Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics set to begin as Team GB eye success
The 14th Winter Paralympics get under way in Italy on 6 March. Here is everything you need to know about the schedule, venues and Team GB's medal hopes.
Davy Zyw to make history as first MND athlete at Winter Paralympics
Davy Zyw is set to become the first snowsport athlete with Motor Neurone Disease to compete at a Winter Paralympics after being selected for Team GB. The 38-year-old has defied a two-year prognosis given in 2018 to reach the Milan-Cortina Games.
Conor McGregor demands UFC contract as frustration grows over comeback
Conor McGregor claims he has been waiting over two weeks for a contract after accepting a UFC fight offer. The former champion's return remains unconfirmed amid disputes over pay structures.