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In a recent announcement by the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) panel, six former Yorkshire players have faced penalties for their alleged use of racist and

Manchester City celebrated their fifth Premier League title in six years, and during the festivities, Pep Guardiola highlighted the contributions of two Arsenal players to

In an announcement made by Oxford United, it has been revealed that the construction of their new stadium, which includes a hotel, will cost over £100 million.

Mark Cavendish, the former world champion and Olympic medallist, has revealed that he will retire from professional cycling at the end of the 2023 season.

Former Manchester United defender and pundit Gary Neville has identified Liverpool as the team most likely to challenge Manchester City for the Premier League title in

Approximately 25,000 individuals took to the streets of Manchester for the 20th edition of the Great Manchester Run. The event, which featured a 10k race, witnessed

People playing grassroots sports in Wales will directly benefit from the latest £1.2 million investment in high quality multi-sport facilities from the UK Government, in
23 projects receive a share of £2 million as part of the UK Government’s ongoing investment in multi-sport facilities in collaboration with the Scottish Football

The UK Government funding is part of ongoing investment in multi-sport facilities throughout Wales in collaboration with the Cymru Football Foundation.

Wembley Sailing Club has become the latest club in the London and South East region to join the RYA’s OnBoard programme. OnBoard is a hugely successful grass
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