All news by author: Patrick Austen-Hardy

Alex Pereira was given two-weeks notice before agreeing to defend his UFC light-heavyweight title against Jiri Prochazka to fill the void left by Conor McGregor

Emma Radacanu believes Andy Murray will never retire from tennis as the former World No.1 battles to be fit for Wimbledon after undergoing back surgery

Despite England's flat start to Euro 2024, Declan Rice showed his true colours to one of Slovenia's star men after the two countries held each other to a draw

Anthony Joshua will face Daniel Dubois at Wembley on September 21 - and Dubois' promoter Frank Warren has already delivered his verdict on the heavyweight showdown

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the biggest football stars in the world, but Ally McCoist thinks he presents Portugal with a rather difficult conundrum in their quest for Euro 2024 glory

Soon after Gary Lineker found himself in a war of words with the current crop of England players, Alan Shearer was not convinced by the Match of the Day host's comments on England's latest draw

As Bryson DeChambeau continues to bask in his US Open glory, golf legend Phil Mickelson offered up his honest thoughts about his "different" LIV Golf competitor

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were taking part in a F1 fan event in Barcelona ahead of last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix when an awkward moment occurred between the pair

Transfer windows are unpredictable and one Premier League manager found that out the hard way when Manchester United came in late for one of their biggest targets

Roy Keane's departure from Manchester United stunned fans, and the Irishman still has some disappointment with the way his departure was handled

After Harry Kane issued a firm response to their criticism of his performance against Denmark, Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker have both reacted to the England captain's comments

Mark Lawrenson endured a difficult start to life when he was growing up in Preston, and the Liverpool legend offered an insight into how life suddenly changed in his childhood

Daniel Ricciardo has been involved in a war of words with 1997 Formula 1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve, who has been highly critical of the Australian in recent weeks

Gary Lineker has been broadcasting for close to 30 years, but even he is prone to making the occasional mistake while presenting on live television

Jack Draper is one of the most exciting young tennis stars in the world, but his rise is rather different to the one Emma Radacanu had three years ago

Exclusive: Their homeland remains under attack by invading Russian forces, but one group of Ukrainian veterans have found an escape in amputee football

Few have been able to come close to Max Verstappen, but the Red Bull star has been warned by another F1 world champion that he is not without his challengers

He has lived to fight for another season at Old Trafford, but Erik ten Hag's chances of a fourth season at Manchester United may depend on a tricky final run of matches

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are both expected at Royal Ascot this week, and they could have a winner on their hands with four of their horses in action

Justin Lower's father and brother were tragically killed in 2005, and he wishes they were still here to see him compete at the US Open on Father's Day

He may not have earned a place in Gareth Southgate's England squad, but one Manchester United legend believes Jarrad Branthwaite can be the real deal

His days offering his views on Match of the Day are long gone, but ex-Liverpool hero Mark Lawrenson is still finding plenty of time to moan about the BBC

Refereeing is yet to become a contested issue at Euro 2024, but one former German official tore into the man in the middle for Italy vs Albania

England have many conundrums they must solve at Euro 2024, but Alan Shearer thinks he has identified a specific thing Gareth Southgate must fix

Novak Djokovic has spent much of the past 15 years locked in a battle with Rafael Nadal, with the pair both fighting to be regarded as the greatest male player of all time