

Greaves Edges Sherrock in Thriller to Clinch Historic Third Women’s World Matchplay Title
Beau Greaves claimed a record-extending third Betfred Women’s World Matchplay crown after defeating Fallon Sherrock 6–5 in a dramatic last-leg final at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool on Sunday. The 22-year-old enjoyed an impressive run to the title, opening with a 5–1 victory over Kirsi Viinikainen, highlighted by brilliant 148 and 144 checkouts. She then survived a deciding-leg semi-final against Gemma Hayter to reach her third final in four years. Sherrock struck first in


World Cup Argentina Stun England Reach Final
ATLANTA, July 15 — Defending champions Argentina produced a stunning late comeback to beat England 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup semifinal, scoring twice in the final five minutes to book a second consecutive appearance in the World Cup final. England looked destined for their first World Cup final since 1966 after Anthony Gordon fired them ahead in the 55th minute from a Morgan Rogers counterattack. But instead of pushing for a second goal, Thomas Tuchel’s side retreated deep, a


A Dress Rehearsal for Victory Southgate Curious Moment at Royal Ascot
As England fans wake up on June 18 still basking in the glow of a thrilling 4–2 victory over Croatia, I found myself revisiting photographs from Royal Ascot taken just hours before kick-off. And one particular image struck me with a coincidence so perfect that even a screenwriter might have rejected it for being too obvious. At the centre of the frame stands Sir Gareth Southgate. Yesterday afternoon, at Britain’s most prestigious horse-racing event, Royal Ascot, I stood no mo


Here is Why Football Remains the World Most Human Game
The tears of Livano Comenencia after scoring Curaçao’s first-ever FIFA World Cup goal. The embrace between his teammates and those of Germany in the middle of the pitch, regardless of the scoreline. The ecstasy of goalkeeper Josimar Diaz Vozinha, whose heroics denied mighty Spain victory in their opening match. These moments remind us, once again, that sport is about far more than results. IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT THE BALLAs Mexican writer Juan Villoro once lamented, television te


London Wine Fair 2026 Opens with UK Host Nation Focus and Low No Alcohol Trend in Spotlight
London Wine Fair opened in London with more than 450 exhibitors and over 90 sessions, launching its first-ever “Host Nation” programme showcasing over 250 British wines, spirits, and beers, with a strong emphasis on onsite tasting experiences. The fair highlights three key industry trends: sustainability, the rapid growth of low- and no-alcohol beverages, and innovation in spirits and global markets. A new BREW//LDN beer and cider section further expands category diversity. P


China Crush Japan in One Day Double Triumph to Seize Both World Team Titles and Confirm Table Tennis Supremacy
May 10, 2026 — London. The centenary ITTF World Table Tennis Championships reached its closing day, with the Chinese national table tennis team competing in two consecutive team finals on the same day. First through a comeback, then through a dominant sweep, China captured both the women’s and men’s team titles, taking home the Corbillon Cup and the Swaythling Cup in one sweep. On this day, China responded to an entire century of elite competition in the most direct and comma








