Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Max Verstappen beats Lewis Hamilton to pole position to claim first Red Bull pole of 2026 Formula 1 season
Max Verstappen claimed Red Bull's first pole position of the season as he beat Lewis Hamilton in qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Verstappen and Hamilton will share the front row in Sunday's race at 8am (build-up from 6.30am), live on Sky Sports F1 and Main Event, for the first time since Hungary 2023 after the Red Bull driver delivered a dominant qualifying performance.
Newcastle Knights CEO extends support to victims after car drives into crowd of NRL fans leaving 10 injured
An 18-year-old man has been arrested after a vehicle drove into a crowd of people who had gathered to support the Newcastle Knights NRL team in New South Wales on Saturday, as the side trained ahead of their Grand Final against Sydney Roosters
Bahrain GP in Malaysia: Kimi Antonelli fastest from Max Verstappen ahead of qualifying at Sepang International Circuit
Kimi Antonelli was fastest from Max Verstappen in final practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia to set up a Mercedes versus Red Bull fight for pole position.
Antonelli, who leads the Drivers' Championship by 66 points from his Mercedes team-mate George Russell, struggled on Friday but was 0.278s quicker than Verstappen.
Fury vs Joshua: Anthony Joshua brings back Tyson Fury’s former trainer Ben Davison for heavyweight grudge match in Cardiff
Anthony Joshua has returned to trainer Ben Davison for his heavyweight super-fight with Tyson Fury in December.
Davison has the unique distinction of having trained both Joshua and Fury. The trainer, who has also coached Fabio Wardley and Moses Itauma among others, helped Fury in his comeback from a long hiatus from the sport, an unbeaten run that included his first fight with Deontay Wilder in 2018.
Tom Kim gains exemption from South Korea’s military service after securing Asian Games gold medal
Tom Kim secured an exemption from completing full mandatory military service in South Korea after he clinched gold in the Men's Individual Strokeplay event at the Asian Games.
The 24-year-old took a one-shot lead heading into the final round, but carded a sensational six-under 64 to secure gold and finish three shots clear of Japan's Higa Kazuki, China's Wenyi Ding and Sadom Kaewkanjana of Thailand.
Martin Drury exclusive: Meet the former Man Utd and Valencia coach plotting Huddersfield's way out of League One
"No. In truth, it wasn't."
Martin Drury is a straight-talking man, open about the fact it was never in his plans to become a head coach.
Granted, he was in charge of Bradford Park Avenue in the National League North for much of 2015/16, but that came quite shortly after his retirement and he soon disappeared into the background.
Shamil Erdogan ends Paul Elliott's title hopes with second-round submission at ONE Fight Night 48
Paul Elliott was one victory away from the biggest moment of his career, but Shamil Erdogan ensured it never arrived at ONE Fight Night 48.
Undefeated Turkish fighter Shamil Erdogan submitted the Brit in the headliner at Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium in the early hours of Saturday morning, extending his perfect record to 14-0 and bringing Elliott's title ambitions to an abrupt halt.
High-tech vehicles are driving up auto repair costs for shops and consumers
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Increasingly sophisticated vehicles are forcing repair shops to spend more on computers, software and calibration equipment — costs that mechanics say are reaching consumers.
The Other One: Jordan Magnuson's Game Poem jam is a fascinating collection of chimeras
Sometimes I Wonder About The Other Me is a 2D platformer created by "small game" developer Luis "Ludipe" Díaz Peralta, whose other works include A Place For The Unwilling. It's broken into a handful of single screen maps. On each screen, there's a Mario-brand exclamation mark block that burps a text fragment, forming an overarching monologue that begins with the title phrase. As you move between screens, you come to a signpost pointing left and right. Heading in either direction leads to a splitscreen area, with the player controlling duplicate characters. As you guide your charges rightward, one half of the screen flakes away to darkness. The remaining character returns to the starting screen, there to wonder anew about the Other Me.
UK-Iranian dual national arrested over RAF Fairford investigation bailed
A UK-Iranian dual national arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts in connection with an incident at RAF Fairford has been released on bail.
The 25-year-old man was arrested in the London borough of Westminster on Thursday. Searches of two properties in the same area have now finished.