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Ennio Morricone, the Italian composer who wrote the iconic theme tune to The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, has died aged 91.
National selector Ed Smith says “no doors are closed” on Jonny Bairstow after the wicketkeeper-batsman was left out of England’s squad for the first #raisethebat Test against West Indies.
The WBC have confirmed that Tyson Fury’s world-title fight with Dillian Whyte ‘could happen’ this year if Deontay Wilder decides not to challenge for the WBC belt.
Dom Bess has been named as England’s sole spinner in a 13-man squad for the first #raisethebat Test against West Indies at The Ageas Bowl.
Formula 1’s drivers will take a collective stand against racism – and have the opportunity to take a knee on the grid – ahead of Sunday’s season-opening Austrian GP, as the sport calls for an end to all forms of discrimination.
A range of sports, including football, cricket and rugby union, came together to celebrate the NHS and key workers on the organisation’s 72nd birthday this weekend.
A further 27,000 excess deaths are “likely” between now and next April under the current approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic, a former government chief scientific adviser says.
There are “quite significant concerns” about employment practices within clothing factories in freshly locked-down Leicester, the health secretary has told Sky News.
A massive £1.57bn coronavirus lifeline for the arts is being promised by the government, but theatres and music venues could still remain closed until next year.
Companies will be paid £1,000 bonuses by the government to hire young people as trainees, the chancellor will announce as part of his rescue plan for Britain’s post-coronavirus economic recovery.
