Hamilton takes first Ferrari pole for China sprint race
Lewis Hamilton takes his first pole position for Ferrari as he heads sprint qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton takes his first pole position for Ferrari as he heads sprint qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Para-cyclist Archie Atkinson on why a Paralympic silver medal left him ashamed.
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Sara & Kat chat to players from England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
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Muhammad Arshad, from Pakistan, was a foreman building Aramco Stadium in Al Khobar, one of 11 new venues for 2034 A migrant worker has died while working on a new stadium being built for the 2034 World Cup, the Guardian can reveal. Muhammad Arshad, from Pakistan, fell to his death from an upper level during
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James scores career-high 17 points in Lakers’ loss Los Angeles missed top four scorers due to injury On a night when not much went right for the short-handed Los Angeles Lakers, Bronny James was the bright spot. The oldest son of LeBron James set career highs with 17 points and five assists in his most
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England head coach Thomas Tuchel leaves Morgan Gibbs-White, Jarrell Quansah and Aaron Ramsdale out of his matchday squad to face Albania at Wembley.
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Chess Masters: The Endgame received some negative reviews for its 10 March debut, watched by 890,000, but fears of a second week meltdown proved overblown Chess Masters: The Endgame, BBC Two’s most ambitious chess programme for half a century, got off to a rocky start on 10 March, when its opening episode received some rough
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The English top flight has clouds on its horizon but it returns with Derby Weekend full of promise and intrigue Premiership Rugby executives have been picking the brains of their counterparts at World Wrestling Entertainment of late. The bad news is that rugby union’s version of the Royal Rumble is not in the pipeline, the
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That the US was once again bested by Panama showed that this is still a flawed team with ample chance to improve On the eve of what turned out to be his first loss in a competitive match in charge of the United States men’s national team and the end of his honeymoon with his
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As Salford and the RFL battle to see who can look the most shambolic, we answer the questions you might be asking By No Helmets Required Fiasco, farce, omnishambles, call it what you like – even Malcolm Tucker would struggle to put a gloss on events at Salford Red Devils and the RFL in the
No wages and little clarity: what next in the Salford Red Devils fiasco? Read More »