Jason Arunn Murugesu BBC News, North East and Cumbria Teesworks BP and South Tees Group have competing plans for part of the Teesworks site A battle is brewing between two major emerging technologies for a former steelworks site. BP is seeking a development consent order (DCO), which is required for …
Read More »Arsenal: Gyokeres, Dowman & Arteta’s new plans – inside pre-season tour of Singapore and Hong Kong
In the matches Arsenal played on the tour there was a visible change in the way they played. Arteta is highly competitive and sees friendlies as tests. The tempo of play so far seems to be higher, as does the intention to play the ball forward more quickly. There are …
Read More »Australia 22-12 Lions: Wallabies bounce back to deny Lions series whitewash
The conditions were savagely difficult and led to a massive contrast, from the free-scoring wonder of Melbourne to a serious scrap in Sydney. Every inch was hard won, every collision brutal. The rain might have been a great leveller if it hadn’t been for the demonic intensity of the Wallabies. …
Read More »Australia 22-12 Lions: Wallabies bounce back to deny Lions series whitewash
The conditions were savagely difficult and led to a massive contrast, from the free-scoring wonder of Melbourne to a serious scrap in Sydney. Every inch was hard won, every collision brutal. The rain might have been a great leveller if it hadn’t been for the demonic intensity of the Wallabies. …
Read More »Pro-Palestinian protestors disrupt John Swinney Fringe event
Pro-Palestinian protesters have disrupted an Edinburgh Fringe Festival event featuring First Minister John Swinney. He was being interviewed by comedian Susan Morrison when the event was disrupted five times by six different groups of protesters They held up signs spelling the word “genocide” and shouted at the first minister, according …
Read More »Editorial urges deeper focus on heart-lung interactions in pulmonary vascular disease
[ Credit: CC0 Public Domain A new editorial published in Comprehensive Physiology underscores the critical importance of understanding heart-lung interactions in pulmonary vascular disease (PVD). Tim Lahm, MD, a pulmonologist and researcher at National Jewish Health, along with a team of esteemed colleagues from institutions across the country, urges the …
Read More »SpaceX brings new crew to International Space Station in just 15 hours – but it’s still short of Russian record | US News
SpaceX has successfully delivered a new team of astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in a short 15-hour trip. The four US, Russian and Japanese astronauts pulled up in their SpaceX capsule after launching from NASA’s Kennedy Space Centre. Their arrival brought the current number of people at the …
Read More »Can a batter have a runner in Test cricket?
On the evening of the first day of the fourth Test between England and India at Old Trafford, India wicketkeeper and vice-captain Rishabh Pant was forced off the field on the back of a buggy after sustaining an injury to his right foot. Pant initially retired but returned to bat …
Read More »Wallaroos rain on Wales’ parade as World Cup looms
There is always the worry that players will get injured in warm-up matches before major tournaments, but it is a risk coaches have to take. Unfortunately for Wales it was their talismanic co-captain Alex Callender who went down with a foot injury after just four minutes in Sydney. She was …
Read More »Ritiro pre-campionato: Why Italian clubs still take to the mountains
The wheels on Josh Doig’s plane had barely kissed Italian tarmac before he was whisked off to the Alps for a lung-pumping, leg-burning pre-season training camp with his new team-mates. “They said to me if you sign, you can go home, pack a bag, come back,” laughs the Scotsman, reflecting …
Read More »Six Nations 2025: The points system explained
Media caption, How does the Six Nations scoring work? Emma Middleton BBC Sport journalist How does the Six Nations scoring work? The Six Nations is played in a round-robin format, with each team playing each other once. That means, with six teams in the tournament, each nation plays five matches. …
Read More »Graham Thorpe was a ‘fighter’ – Alec Stewart remembers former England teammate
Former England captain Alec Stewart speaks to BBC Sport’s Isa Guha about former teammate Graham Thorpe as ‘A Day for Thorpey’ celebration takes place on day two of the fifth Test at The Oval. The event looks to raise awareness for men’s mental health, after the legendary England batter Thorpe …
Read More »Six Nations: What is the Triple Crown, or the Wooden Spoon?
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Wales were the most recent recipients of the Wooden Spoon Emma Middleton BBC Sport journalist Many are steeped in history, but not all come with bragging rights. Here’s a look at the various Six Nations awards and accolades. What is the Triple Crown? The Triple …
Read More »Manhunt under way after 4 killed
A suspect is on the run after four people were killed in a shooting at a bar in the US state of Montana, authorities say. The shooting happened at The Owl Bar in the city of Anaconda at around 10:30 local time, the Montana Division of Criminal Investigation confirmed to …
Read More »Anton Stach: Leeds Utd complete £17m signing from Hoffenheim
Leeds United have signed Germany midfielder Anton Stach from Hoffenheim in a deal worth £17m. The 26-year-old, who has two international caps, has joined on a four-year contract. Stach becomes the sixth summer signing for Leeds, who were promoted to the Premier League after winning the Championship last season. He …
Read More »County Championship: Glamorgan complete hard-fought win v Lancs
After a 75-minute rain delay took 20 overs off the day’s play, Lancashire made a brisk start to their improbable mission as Australia Test batter Harris and Tom Bailey (16) took their sixth-wicket stand to 53 before Asitha Fernando ripped out Bailey’s off-stump with a fine yorker. Chris Green, who …
Read More »British and Irish Lions: How did it begin?
The British and Irish Lions were created by three former cricketers – Alfred Shaw, Arthur Shrewsbury and James Lillywhite. The team first toured in 1888, though the name ‘Lions’ did not originate until 1924 and was not adopted formally until 1950. The idea was to bring together the best rugby …
Read More »Hungarian GP: Lando Norris’ openness used against him – Sainz
McLaren driver Lando Norris’ openness in admitting his frailties is “used against him”, according to his former team-mate Carlos Sainz. Sainz, who partnered Norris at McLaren from 2019-20 and has remained friends with the Briton, told BBC 5 live Sport: “He opens [up] to the media and to people more …
Read More »Premier League will not reduce from 20 to 18 clubs – Richard Masters
Fifa and players’ union Fifpro have long been in dispute over player burnout. Masters sides with the union in claiming Fifa has not consulted the game properly, on the implementation of the expanded 32-team Club World Cup or next summer’s World Cup, which will be the first to include 48 …
Read More »Boxing: Joshua Buatsi signs with Frank Warren’s Queensberry after leaving Boxxer
Joshua Buatsi has signed a promotional deal with Queensberry Promotions. The 32-year-old last fought in February when he suffered the first defeat of his pro career to Callum Smith. Buatsi was signed to Ben Shalom’s Boxxer, but has now decided to move to Frank Warren’s promotional outfit. “After speaking with …
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