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Eccles eyes medals ‘trilogy’ in Games farewell
Welsh boxer Rosie Eccles is aiming to win a third Commonwealth Games medal in Glasgow, in what is likely to be the final tournament of her career. The Caldicot light-middleweight, who won gold at the 2022 Birmingham Games, left the GB Boxing set-up in March and turned 30 on the day she carried the Welsh…
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Rick Moranis’ ‘Spaceballs’ Return Gets an Emotional Behind-the-Scenes Update [Exclusive]
The sequel Spaceballs: The New One has finished filming and is set for release next spring, with director Josh Greenbaum discussing production ahead of its Comic-Con panel. Greenbaum revealed that the toughest part of making the long-awaited follow-up to Mel Brooks’ 1987 cult classic wasn’t recreating the original’s comedy but saying goodbye to the cast…
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WNBA love feud explodes as NaLyssa Smith fires back at DiJonai Carrington’s cheating claims
A public feud has erupted between WNBA players NaLyssa Smith and DiJonai Carrington after Carrington accused her ex-girlfriend of cheating during their relationship. Smith, a forward for the Las Vegas Aces, responded during a Twitch livestream but declined to directly confirm or deny the allegations, instead questioning why Carrington, who plays for the Chicago Sky,…
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Greaves takes 5-0 in incredible Test bowling spell
West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves produced a remarkable spell of five wickets for no runs on day three of the first Test against Pakistan in Tarouba, Trinidad, taking his maiden Test five-wicket haul to help bowl the visitors out for 282. The 32-year-old Barbadian’s burst was especially notable as it followed six earlier overs that…
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MacInnes overcomes nerves to win swimming silver
Scottish swimmer Keanna MacInnes won silver in the 100m butterfly at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, overcoming a day of intense nerves to deliver a personal best performance in front of a home crowd at Tollcross International Swimming Centre. The result matters as a highlight for Team Scotland on home soil, with the 24-year-old admitting…
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Glasgow roars for new Scottish heroes as Sandilands & Bryce claim glory
On the opening day of athletics at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, new Scottish stars emerged after home favourite Eilish McColgan was forced to withdraw from the women’s 10,000m due to a foot injury that failed to heal in time. Ben Sandilands took gold and Steven Bryce claimed bronze in the men’s T20 1500m, delighting…
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Man City brace for Rodri bid – Tuesday’s gossip
BBC Sport’s daily gossip round-up gathers a range of unconfirmed transfer stories from other outlets, with Manchester City the central focus after reports that they are preparing for a bid from Real Madrid for Spain midfielder Rodri, even as City hope he will instead sign a new contract. Other City-related items include Leeds United reportedly…
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Saudi Arabia stares down Trump whiplash on nuclear deal
Saudi Arabia has given no sign that it will accept President Trump’s subsequent demand to establish diplomatic relations with Israel as a condition for a US nuclear-energy agreement. The dispute matters because it casts doubt over an agreement announced only last week and highlights the difficulty of linking Saudi civil nuclear co-operation to the wider…
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Jacks fifty helps MI London beat Brave in last-ball thriller
MI London beat Southern Brave by three wickets in a last-ball thriller in the Men’s Hundred, with Will Jacks starring for the winning side. The result offers a boost for MI London in a tightly contested competition where individual performances like Jacks’ can prove decisive. Jacks scored 54 runs off 41 balls, anchoring MI London’s…
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‘Medal dream didn’t come true but my other dream is fighting brain cancer’
Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn competed in the Commonwealth Games 50m breaststroke final in Glasgow, finishing joint seventh, just over two years after being diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer at the age of 22. The 25-year-old, who was told he might not live to see his 40s, had been dreaming of the Paris Olympics when seizures…