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A consortium led by the former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has bought

London Irish

The financial crisis forced the club to enter administration after the …

“I hated cricket, I didn’t really enjoy playing it, I just had to do it because it was a job.” Last week

Tom Banton gave a revealing interview

From the myth of Icarus to countless modern narratives, we see a recurring pattern: how humanity is brought back down to earth, often by our own hubris. Down in the chopped-and-screwed streets of Houston, Ime Udoka is rewriting his own myth, defying the Icarus curse. After

a …

After five years, Apple is back with a full revamp of the earbuds that put its Beats headphones brand on the map for athletes and sports people: the Powerbeats Pro 2.

Designed to hook on to the ear and stay put without wires, the original Powerbeats Pro were

Good morning.

Few words can fully capture the first few weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency. Dizzying? Unrelenting? Disorienting?

Trump’s team has described its strategy as “flooding the zone” – in essence, overwhelming the opposition, the media and the public with a torrent of executive orders, mass dismissals of federal staff …

A giant schnauzer named Monty is America’s top canine after earning the title of best in show on Tuesday night at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.

Judge Paula Nykiel chose the five-year-old black schnauzer over a stacked field of six other group winners, among them a whippet named Bourbon …

It’s not often recognised by those outside its flock, but the round ball game was the first of Australia’s various footballing codes to field a truly national league – the NSL, which launched in 1977 with representation from four states and the ACT. And while the nearly 50 years since …

I Am Maximus, the easy winner of

last year’s Grand National

Super League’s 30th season gets under way on Thursday evening, with the biggest opening-night crowd in the competition’s history anticipated to watch the reigning champions, Wigan Warriors, take on their local rivals, Leigh Leopards. Matt Peet’s side completed an

historic quadruple

Another punishing England tour of India approaches the end, the scorelines ugly, the tight moments spurned by the visitors. With one match left to play on Wednesday, Jos ­Buttler’s team have six defeats and one ­victory. Should they endure a one‑day international series whitewash, it won’t be off‑Broadway: the Narendra …