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“Racism is taught. No one is born a racist. The environment in which you grow, the society in which you live, encourages and teaches racism.” Michael Holding’s powerful testimony combines with Ebony Rainford-Brent’s impassioned words in ‘Black Cricketers Matter’ as the Sky Sports Cricket pundits call for an end to institutionalised racism through meaningful change […]
The Ryder Cup will not take place in September after tournament organisers confirmed the event has been postponed for 12 months.
There are no clocks in Las Vegas. Gamblers and revellers are encouraged to forget the time and enjoy themselves all night but, recently, the city has been forced into slumber.
Wycombe Wanderers forward Adebayo Akinfenwa says he was repeatedly called a ‘Fat Water Buffalo’ by a ‘representative of the opposition’ during Monday’s play-off win over Fleetwood.
An audio clip in which Johnny Depp can allegedly be heard groaning on a private jet has been played during his libel trial.
Former Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan has apologised for attacking his girlfriend and said he has struggled with alcohol addiction “for many years”.
FIFA has taken full operational control of Video Assistant Referees [VARs], world football’s governing body has informed all associations.
Former England fast bowler Darren Gough says he was “really surprised” to see Stuart Broad left out of England’s team for the first #raisethebat Test against West Indies at The Ageas Bowl.
A statue of Scouts founder Robert Baden-Powell that was placed on a target list is back on display after its protective boarding was removed.
A teenager has been accused of constructing a false alibi involving the film Fast And Furious while knowing “perfectly well” he had just dragged a police officer to his death.
