5 d. ago Canadian cities cancel US Christian nationalist’s performances

Eight cities have revoked permits for Sean Feucht, a pro-Trump preacher and singer, sparking free speech debateEight Canadian cities have revoked performance permits for Sean Feucht, a Trump-supporting Christian nationalist preacher and musician, who led anti-gay demonstrations outside Disneyland and protested against mask mandates during the Covid-19 pandemic.Over the past two weeks, performances by Feucht, have been cancelled in Halifax, Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; Moncton, New Brunswick; Quebec City, Quebec; Vaughan, Ontario; and Abbotsford, British Columbia. Local authorities cited safety concerns or code of conduct violations as reasons for cancelling his appearances. The municipal government in Winnipeg, Manitoba, denied Feucht a permit to perform due to “operational challenges”. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Oasis drone show lights up Edinburgh sky above Murrayfield as fans flock to reunion gigs

On Friday, 16 years after their last show at the same stadium, the Gallagher brothers return to Scotland for the first of three nights in their 2025 tour.

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6 d. ago Emma Raducanu’s surprising 2025 earnings despite rising up the ranks before US Open

Emma Raducanu has had a solid year on the WTA Tour in 2025, but the British No. 1 has not made as much money as you'd expect ahead of the US Open

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6 d. ago PGA Tour star who only earned £1.2m last year to break Tiger Woods' financial record

JJ Spaun's breakout 2025 PGA Tour season is one that he will remember forever, as will the record books as he looks to break Tiger Woods' record for prize money earned

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6 d. ago The Oasis 2025 reunion tour setlist: all the songs and dedications so far

The Oasis 2025 reunion tour setlist: all the songs and dedications so far  Time Out Worldwide

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7 d. ago Welsh players who could be on the 2029 Lions tour including rising star who has real X

There were only two Welsh players on the 2025 Lions tour

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7 d. ago Lions star in brutal response to Jac Morgan's cheeky dig as team

Josh van der Flier did not earn a Test cap on the 2025 Lions tour, with Tom Curry and Jac Morgan keeping him out of the team.

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7 d. ago Oasis at Edinburgh Murrayfield Stadium seating plan and map for reunion tour 2025

The band has added a Scottish leg to their tour next summer which will include several dates at the home of Scottish Rugby

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7 d. ago How to get to Murrayfield Stadium by train, tram, walking and car for Oasis reunion tour 2025

Being prepared and mapping out your journey for potentially the biggest gig in over a decade could save you potential heartache — or at the very least ensure you are on time

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8 d. ago Dance Moms' JoJo Siwa announces Cardiff date on 2025 UK tour

The Dance Moms alumni is coming to the 'Diff with the 'Infinity Heart Tour'

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8 d. ago Coldplay UK Tour 2025: Where are the cheapest tickets to see Chris Martin and company later this year?

If the prospect of a Kiss Cam won’t stop you, then perhaps some of the Coldplay ticket prices will?

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8 d. ago TNT Sports secures live rights to England’s Ashes series in Australia

Broadcaster will now show all of men’s winter tourTests added to white-ball deals in NZ and Sri LankaEngland’s attempt to regain the Ashes this winter will be broadcast live in the UK by TNT Sports. After agreeing a one-year deal with Cricket Australia over the weekend TNT now has the rights for all of England’s winter tours, as the broadcaster had deals in place to cover white-ball series in New Zealand and Sri Lanka either side of the Ashes.TNT’s predecessor, BT Sport, bought the rights for the past two Ashes tours so the new deal may be inauspicious for Ben Stokes’s side as their viewers have not seen England win a single game. England have lost 13 of the past 15 Tests they have played in Australia, which shows the size of the task for the touring side this winter. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Lions writer awards: man of the series, unsung hero and where tourists should go next

Main man Finn Russell was at the heart of everything the Lions did, but Australian duo Tom Wright and Charlie Gamble also win praiseMan of series Finn Russell was at the heart of everything the Lions did well. Calm, assured, skilful and accurate from the tee. Chapeau. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Lions had special moments but lacked consistency needed to be ranked among greats | Robert Kitson

Andy Farrell’s team deserve place in history after a 2-1 series win but return from Australia nursing nagging regretsHow best to describe the 2025 British & Irish Lions tour? Even before the final Test was interrupted by lightning, it was a strange old series. To the Lions the spoils but it was Australia who led for all but 60 seconds of the last two Tests. Just a solitary point divided the teams over three games and it was only courtesy of Will Stuart’s late consolation that the visitors collected 10 tries compared to the Wallabies’ nine.What would have happened had Joe Schmidt’s side had an extra warmup fixture or made a faster start in Brisbane? Had Will Skelton been fit for the pivotal opening game, or Rob Valetini and Taniela Tupou featured for more than 40 and 60 minutes in the series respectively? If Australia had not lost their first-choice fly-half on the eve of the series, or protected their 23-5 lead in Melbourne? Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Mascots, dogs, and cogs: the Tour de France Femmes 2025 – in pictures

The fourth edition of the Tour de France Femmes has come to an end with Pauline Ferrand-Prévot taking the yellow jersey after nine gruelling stages. We take a look at the best images from the last two weeks Continue reading...

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1 week ago Tour de France Femmes 2025: stage nine concludes in the mountains at Châtel – live

Latest updates as the battle for the yellow jersey concludesStage eight: race report from Jeremy Whittle | Mail AmyHere is another description of today’s stage, this time via the Tour race centre:The ninth and final stage begins with a long descent, promising sparks from the first kilometres. Three major climbs will then provide further fireworks on this 124.1km Haute-Savoie course: the Côte d’Arâches-la-Frasse (category one, 6.2km at 7.1%), the Col de Joux Plane (Hors Categorie, 11.6km at 8.5%), and the Col du Corbier (category one, 5.9km at 8.5%).Of course, Joux Plane is the biggest challenge with its gradient that sometimes reaches 11%. At the summit, there are still 58km and the Corbier to cover, the summit of which will still be quite a long way from the finish (29km). The finale takes the form of an interminable uphill false flat littered with delicious changes in slope. The slightest failure will be dearly paid for.Yellow jersey: Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Visma-Lease a Bike), 2...

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1 week ago Andy Farrell 'unbelievably proud' of Lions squad as 2025 tour ends in defeat

The tourists won eight of their nine summer outings

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3 w. ago American Airlines Reduces Daily Flight Frequency on Key New York

American Airlines Reduces Daily Flight Frequency on Key New York-London JFK to Heathrow Route for Winter 2025-2026 Season: You Need to Know  Travel And Tour World

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3 w. ago Tour de France: Alaphilippe celebrates on stage 15 but discovers Wellens won long before him

Radio damage meant Alaphilippe unaware of Belgian’s winWellens had crossed line over a minute before FrenchmanFrench stage wins in the Tour de France are increasingly rare, so when they do happen, there are wild celebrations. Julian Alaphilippe, the former world road race champion, raised his arms in triumph in Carcassonne, thinking he had won, only to be told seconds later that he had in fact finished third behind two Belgians.Ahead of the crestfallen Alaphilippe, Tadej Pogacar’s teammate Tim Wellens took a solo win on stage 15 of the Tour, well ahead of compatriot Victor Campanaerts, a teammate to Jonas Vingegaard. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Tour de France 2025: Tim Wellens goes solo to win stage 15 amid Alaphilippe confusion – as it happened

The 34-year-old Belgian rider won his first-ever stage before Julian Alaphilippe, in third, crossed the line thinking he had won143km to go. The peloton is about one minute behind Pogacar’s group. A slightly chaotic start to stage 15 which has limited any breakaway threats.146km to go. The peloton is back together at the front, but there are some gaps further back. UAE Team radio has just been played on the broadcast requesting that Pogacar slow the front of the race as a Vingegaard was caught in the crash incident. It’s not clear whether or not the Dane was involved in the crash itself. Continue reading...

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