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Ilona Maher says the measure of success with Bristol for her would be if she has “caught up” with the USA 15s team to aid her bid to be part of this year’s Rugby World Cup.

The 28-year-old

signed for Bears in December

It’s becoming existential. First the Tory MPs began to wonder if there was any point to them being in Westminster. Sure, the title impresses some people and gets them one or two freebies, but those minor thrills soon start to pall as reality kicks in. Just drifting in the liminal …

Yorkshire have put controversial plans to take the 162-year-old members’ club into private ownership on hold.

In announcing his intention to demutualise the county last year the chair, Colin Graves,

claimed that

Pressure is intensifying on the World Anti-Doping Agency with the UK and European Union being urged to stop funding the global body following the United States’ decision to withhold its financial backing over Wada’s handling of the 23 Chinese swimmers cleared to compete at the 2021 Olympics.

The shadow sports …

In the battered ruins of Gaza City, the tent encampments of al-Mawasi and the half-empty streets of Rafah, there are fervent prayers that the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is concluded.

After so many false hopes of an end to the war over 15 months of fighting, the fear …

Australians love a winner but sometimes an exception can be made. Thanasi Kokkinakis added to his

library of misery

Jack Draper’s 6-7 (3), 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 victory on Wednesday night over the Australian in four …

Jodie Burrage believes she is “only just getting started” after successfully returning to grand slam competition following a long injury layoff. The British player leaves Melbourne full of confidence after being extremely competitive with Coco Gauff in her 6-3, 7-5

second round loss

Inflation ticked up across the US last month, according to the last report on consumer prices under the

Biden administration

Donald Trump

The country’s largest performing arts and entertainment union has urged Bristol city council to drop plans to cut hundreds of thousands of pounds from the arts and culture budget including by closing a number of museums.

Equity members

have written to

For the second time in as many rounds, Jack Draper found himself on the brink of a desperate, early defeat, his difficult preparation during the off-season laid bare. He had been dragged around the court for three and a half hours, comprehensively outplayed by an opponent determined to eviscerate every …