Italy foils ‘Russian cyber-attacks’ at Winter Olympics
Italy has foiled “Russian origin” cyber-attacks targeting the Winter Olympics, says Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani.
Mouat and Dodds finish strongly for second GB curling win
Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds build on their opening Winter Olympics mixed doubles curling win as a four-point haul in the penultimate end secures victory over Estonia.
Scotland leave out Van der Merwe, Kinghorn and Graham
Duhan van der Merwe, Darcy Graham and Blair Kinghorn are left out of Scotland’s side for the Six Nations opener against Italy.
‘More chaos in races’ from new F1 rules – Norris
World champion Lando Norris is anticipating “more chaos in races” as a result of new rule changes in Formula 1 next season.
‘Pure logic’ Guehi should play in final – Guardiola seeks rule change
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola wants the English Football League to change their rules to allow Marc Guehi to play in the Carabao Cup final against Arsenal.
Snooker legend Virgo dies aged 79
John Virgo, who co-presented TV show Big Break and commentated on the BBC for 47 years, has died.
‘Quite annoying that we keep going on and on about it’ – McCullum defends squad
In a wide-ranging interview, Brendon McCullum talks about Harry Brook’s altercation with a nightclub bouncer and the criticism of England’s off-field behaviour.
Six new faces to watch in Six Nations
The world’s oldest rugby tournament is the stage for a clutch of young stars to make their name.
‘Years in the making’ – are Arsenal ready to shed ‘nearly-men’ tag?
Arsenal have moved a step closer to winning their first major silverware since 2020 by beating Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate in the Carabao Cup semi-final.
‘It hurts me’ – Guardiola vows to speak up on conflicts
Pep Guardiola has spoken passionately about children being killed and injured in conflict zones across the world, saying the footage he sees “hurts me”.