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Ascot races toward an exceptional King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes on Saturday with a field described as the strongest in at least 20 years, featuring top contenders from multiple nations competing for a £2m prize.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport scheduled a hearing for October 8 regarding Senegal’s appeal of the overturned 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title that Morocco was awarded.
All five Scottish teams competing in European competitions have postponed their Premiership matches scheduled for August 22 to accommodate continental qualifying play-offs.
Birmingham Phoenix were bowled out for 64 by Trent Rockets in a one-sided Women’s Hundred match, with the Rockets chasing down the target in just 31 balls to win by nine wickets.
The IOC declined to investigate Fifa president Gianni Infantino following a human rights group’s complaint about alleged breaches of the Olympic Charter’s political neutrality rules.
Mark Swan of England won the Commonwealth Games’ first gold medal in men’s lightweight para powerlifting, edging Nigeria’s Roland Ezuruike by the slimmest margin after lifting 222kg.
LeBron James signed a two-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, joining a team featuring Jaylen Brown and Joel Embiid in pursuit of the franchise’s first championship since 2001.
Para-swimmer Ela Letton-Jones earned Team Wales’ first medal of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, capturing silver in the women’s S13 100m freestyle.
Former River City actor Iain Robertson was convicted of rape and assault against three women spanning from 2004 to 2019 and has been sentenced to nine years in prison.
Charli XCX releases her new album Music, Fashion, Film, a guitar-driven collection created shortly after her Brat tour, featuring introspective lyrics exploring fame, relationships, and artistic identity.