4 h. ago Beyonce's son Sir and why he stays out of limelight as daughters delight fans

Beyonce's fans were sent into a frenzy when her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi joined her on stage for her Cowboy Carter tour, however her son Sir wasn't anywhere to be seen.

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10 h. ago Why doesn't Beyonce show son Sir as kids Rumi and Blue join her on stage for tour

Beyonce's fans were sent into a frenzy when her daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi joined her on stage for her Cowboy Carter tour, but the star's son, Sir, was nowhere to be seen

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2 w. ago Outlander cast delight fans with unseen selfies ahead of season eight

Leading star Sam Heughan beamed alongside co-stars such as Sophie Skelton and James Bell for the snaps which was posted by the official Outlander Instagram page.

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2 w. ago Sir Jackie Stewart, 85, drives F1 car at Bahrain GP with Michael Schumacher signed helmet

Three-time Formula 1 champion Sir Jackie Stewart is 85 years young and has been retired for decades but dusted off his racing overalls to delight fans at the Bahrain Grand Prix

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2 w. ago Salah staying doesn’t change one key point: Liverpool still need to rebuild | Barney Ronay

On the face of it the Egyptian’s new contract has no downside – but this is not entirely a free ride for Arne Slot and the clubWell, that’s good then. Things fall apart. But sometime they also don’t. And the centre does actually hold.Perhaps the most interesting part of Mohamed Salah’s contract extension at Liverpool is the fact this is a rare crossover story, a signing that steps outside its own tribal margins. There will of course be localised delight. Liverpool fans can look forward to their own lost weekend in the sun, a sense that the good times will now continue to roll, that the time bar has shifted. Return to your seats. This is a lock-in. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago US and UK World Cup bid success boosts hosts but does little for global game | Tom Garry

Tournaments in 2031 and 2035 are likely to be great events but will be hosted by those who need them the leastThere is an abundance of reasons why staging the 2031 and 2035 Women’s World Cups in the United States and UK respectively offers cause for delight. The countries have well-established and emotionally invested fanbases, a genuine buy-in to the women’s game and huge, modern stadiums to choose from. These two summer parties will surely eclipse anything women’s sport has seen and the countries, having invested in the women’s game more than any others in modern times, have frankly earned this.Yet the news that the US and UK are bidding unopposed to host these tournaments is also sad for the women’s game from a global perspective. The US’s NWSL and England’s Women’s Super League are the two most-watched women’s leagues in the world with the largest average attendances and the most professionalised facilities for players and therefore, while many will agree that means they deserve...

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