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Therapy worked for me, says Newcastle defender Burn
Therapy worked for me, says Newcastle defender BurnTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Newcastle's Burn on mental health and asking for supportByCiaran KellyNewcastle United reporterPublished1 minute agoByNisha JoshiBBC Look NorthNewcastle United and England defender Dan Burn said therapy worked "quite well" for him as he urged those struggling with their mental health to seek help.Burn was speaking at the la...
Declan Rice 'penalty' decision explained after VAR rules in Arsenal favour on West Ham goal
West Ham thought they had rescued a late point against Arsenal but VAR intervened to disallow Callum Wilson's goal and now a fresh referee verdict has been provided on the incident
Vinesh reaches Gonda amid fresh WFI standoff, insists she is eligible to compete
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat asserts her eligibility for the National Open Ranking Tournament in Gonda, despite the Wrestling Federation of India's (WFI) stance. WFI claims she must complete disciplinary proceedings and adhere to a mandatory notice period for retired athletes. Phogat argues she informed United World Wrestling of her intent to resume competition, but the federation remains unconvinced.
When the oldest and youngest ranked men's tennis players met in the sport's minor leagues
Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court.This week, the Italian Open wouldn’t be outdone by the Madrid Open in terms of chaos, the top players putting pressure on the Grand Slams got an ally, and tennis and politics once again showed that they are indivisible.If you’d like to follow our fantastic tennis coverage, click here.Advertisement
Sixers getting swept leaves Joel Embiid, Nick Nurse and everyone else under the microscope
PHILADELPHIA — Daryl Morey’s vision for the 76ers played out in two sharply contrasting scenes during the 2026 NBA playoffs.There was a first-round win over the Boston Celtics. A core the president of basketball operations meticulously put together finally found health and cohesion over seven games. Joel Embiid was dominant. Tyrese Maxey was electric. Paul George was versatile and dependable. And Embiid celebrated what may have been the crowning accomplishment of his playoff career — defeating h...
Chelsea Women don't just need a striker. They need to resurrect their winning culture
At the start of the season, the idea of Sonia Bompastor sitting in the Stamford Bridge press room and being asked whether her then-indomitable Chelsea team needed a rebuild would have felt laughable.Indeed, on September 5, Bompastor was quizzed by reporters on: the potential of their new record signing Alyssa Thompson, fellow summer arrival Ellie Carpenter’s excellent Women’s Super League debut that day, and how important Chelsea’s 2-1 opening-weekend home win against Manchester City could be fo...
NFL 2026 schedule release: How opponents are selected — and why we’ve known them for months
As football fans anxiously await Thursday’s release of the full NFL 2026 regular-season schedule, it’s sometimes forgotten that we already know each team’s schedule for 2026.Sort of.The NFL’s schedule release day is a big deal for many reasons. Fans can set their calendars and make their travel plans, knowing exactly when their team is playing. They can also map out advantages and disadvantages, such as playing a team like the Kansas City Chiefs early in the season when Patrick Mahomes might sti...
Kate reveals she plays padel with her parents Carole and Michael Middleton as she discusses 'world's fastest-growing sport' at garden party
Kate reveals she plays padel with her parents Carole and Michael Middleton as she discusses 'world's fastest-growing sport' at garden partySign up for our Palace Confidential newsletter, direct from our royal experts - and we'll also send you an exclusive article on what the Queen really thought of Meghan. Get it HEREREAD MORE: Eugenie's busy week! Pregnant princess steps out for baby PR event before joining pop royalty Taylor Swift for Poppy Delevigne's 40th birthday bashBy JESSICA GREEN, ASSIS...
George Bailey dismisses concerns after big-name Australian players reject contracts
George Bailey dismisses concerns after bigname Australian players reject contracts
Rochdale's Wembley win triggers more three-up calls
Rochdale's Wembley win triggers more three-up callsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Rochdale duo Ian Henderson (left) and Ethan Ebanks-Landell lift the National League promotion final trophy at WembleyBySimon StoneChief football news reporterPublished7 minutes agoCommentsChief executive Phil Alexander has renewed the National League's call for the English Football League (EFL) to adopt a three-up, three-down promotion and relegation system between the two leagues.Rochdale came...
Footballer fighting for life and manager injured as car ‘ploughs into group'
Emergency services were called to Market Place in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, at just after 1pm on Saturday following reports a red Vauxhall Astra had collided with a group of people
Boy, seven, is killed when bouncy castle is blown into the air by sudden gust of wind in Belgium
Boy, seven, is killed when bouncy castle is blown into the air by sudden gust of wind in BelgiumBy PERKIN AMALARAJ, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 09:50, 11 May 2026 | Updated: 09:51, 11 May 2026 e-mail View comments
Rock defeats Doets to claim Austrian Open title
Rock defeats Doets to claim Austrian Open title Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Rock's victory was his first European Tour win in almost two yearsPublished2 minutes agoNorthern Ireland's Josh Rock secured his first title on the European Tour in almost two years with a 8-6 win over Kevin Doets in the final of the Austrian Darts Open on Sunday.The 25-year-old from Broughshane scored five straight wins in Graz to secure the £35,000 top prize and a green jacket - joking "I&#x...
Solid Hindu vote, fractured Muslim vote; did Bengal just inverse India's electoral politics?
Solid Hindu vote fractured Muslim vote did Bengal just inverse Indias electoral politics
What are Fifa's rules on switching nationalities?
What are Fifa's rules on switching nationalities? ByJonty ColmanBBC Sport journalistPublished30 September 2025Updated 5 minutes agoFifa's rules allow a player to switch the nation they represent for a number of reasons.Inter Milan striker Ange-Yoan Bonny is among the latest players to officially switch nations, transferring from France to Ivory Coast ahead of this summer's World Cup.Ivory Coast are competing at the tournament, meaning Bonny could feature if called up to the squad....
How big is Rohl's Rangers rebuild this summer?
How big is Rohl's Rangers rebuild this summer?Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Danny Rohl joined Rangers in October, with his contract running until the end of the 2027-28 season.ByKheredine IdessaneBBC Sport Scotland at Celtic ParkPublished2 minutes agoCeltic v Rangers highlights10/05/26Watch on iPlayerIt's hard to have much perspective in the immediate aftermath of your first league Old Firm derby defeat. But Danny Rohl has to learn some lessons, and quickly. The Rangers head coa...
Celebrating Cambridge as the birthplace of modern football
Celebrating Cambridge as the birthplace of modern football Jessica Keating Mon, 05/11/2026 - 09:25 Cambridge University, United Football Club and City Council have come together at the University’s Grange Road sports ground to celebrate Cambridge as the birthplace of modern football and to look ahead to a future of greater community engagement, inclusion and participation in sport across the city. In 1848 a group of students from...
Celebrating Cambridge as the birthplace of modern football
Cambridge University, United Football Club and City Council have come together at the University’s Grange Road sports ground to celebrate Cambridge as the birthplace of modern football and to look ahead to a future of greater community engagement, inclusion and participation in sport across the city. In 1848 a group of students from Cambridge University wrote down a set of 11 rules for football and nailed these ‘Cambridge Rules’ to the trees surrounding Parker’s Piece. This was the first time t...
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Ian Wright compares Arsenal VAR review to Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech
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Premier League corners are broken - how did we get here, and how can they be fixed?
Cinematic endings, outstanding quality and big moments: there are ways we all want matches and Premier League titles to be decided. But a five-minute VAR delay to analyse a possible foul on Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya at a corner is not very Hollywood.There was furore in the final minutes at the London Stadium on Sunday, as Callum Wilson’s late equaliser for West Ham was eventually ruled out. One West Ham player, Pablo, had his arm across Raya’s chest and a hold of his left forearm and another...