COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Two out of two for Laugher
Jack Laugher kept his cool as the rain poured down to move within one win of a gold medal hat-trick at the Commonwealth Games.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES: Birtley boys march on
If Birtley Boxing Club was a country, they’d win more medals than most countries on the Gold Coast, according to lightweight Calum French.
WINTER OLYMPICS: Final woe for Christie
No-one likes to write the same story but as Elise Christie was sent flailing across the ice it was all just a bit eerily familiar.
THE Open: Spieth leads the way
Jordan Spieth admitted he had to restore the player-caddie balance as he takes a two-shot lead into the second round of The Open.
The Open: Rory back in the Major mix
It's 56 years since Arnie's Army marched around Royal Birkdale, lifting their man on their shoulders and carrying him to his first Open title.
The Open: No escaping the past for Rose
Justin Rose can't escape his place in history this week, it lurks around every corner and he's reminded in every interview. If it annoys him, which you sense it may, he is simply too polite to say anything.
The Open: Can Fleetwood end the wait?
THERE’S something in the air at Royal Birkdale, a sense that the waiting could be over and a stirring of latent local expectation. Whisper it quietly but the English are coming.
Wimbledon: Can Federer hit the heights?
THERE are Wimbledon traditions to set your watch by and, for years, Roger Federer was one. He was made for this place like barley water, creeping ivy or anxious looks towards leaden skies.
