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Tracey Neville is looking forward to developing as a coach and a person as she returns to netball with Manchester Thunder. The former England head coach also told Sky Sports News that she remains ambitious to coach internationally again in the future.

Formula 1 world champions Mercedes say they have had an “unusual” and “intense” winter due to “significant” changes to their 2021 car, and – dealing with the sport’s new handicap rules – are eager to discover whether they have done enough to stay ahead of their rivals.

Cristiano Ronaldo is being investigated by police in the city of Aosta over a ski trip which could have broken Italy’s COVID-19 regulations.

Former Yorkshire bowler Azeem Rafiq has accused the Professional Cricketers’ Association of failing to support him, as the county continues an investigation into his allegations of institutional racism at the club.

Double Olympic champion Helen Glover says a desire to break down barriers for athletes returning to sport following pregnancy is motivation to compete at the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Games.

Rory McIlroy is looking forward to an early opportunity to test himself on this year’s US Open venue when he returns to the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.

Victoria Azarenka is chasing Grand Slam dreams once again after a change in mentality proved the catalyst for her run to the US Open final.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho says it’s not “fair” that the Premier League has told referees to alter their interpretation of the offside rule midway through the season.

Derek Chisora and Joseph Parker have expressed their desire for fresh talks about a rescheduled fight after a spider bite scuppered their heavyweight showdown.

UK Sport’s new female coaches leadership programme is now underway, with 27 coaches from 15 sports coming together as part of a plan to more than double representation ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.