57 h. ago From World Cup to Winter Olympics plus Wimbledon and The Masters: your ultimate guide to the 2026 sporting calendar

IF YOU thought the sporting calendar couldn't get more packed, 2026 will prove you wrong.  The new year promises a global itinerary that reads like a dream for the dedicated travelling fan.  From the slopes of the Italian Dolomites to the heat of Mexico City, the world’s biggest stages are set. The year kicks off...

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2 d. ago How a tiny Cardiff firm went from nowhere to some of the biggest stages in the world

So much has changed for Wild Creations since the famous Ball in the Wall in 2015 gave them what boss Matt Wild thought would be his '15 minutes of fame'

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4 d. ago Charlie's in your head as magic Manby extends Ally Pally fairytale then issues a weighty vow

Brilliant youngster is into the last 16 and has Gian van Veen in his sights as the part-timer targets more glory on the biggest stage

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1 week ago Mitchell Lawrie emulates Luke Littler as Scots darts wonderkid hits Ally Pally landmark

Scottish sensational scoops the JDC World Crown on the biggest stage just like The Nuke

Events

2 w. ago Fallon Sherrock can be Queen of the Palace again and atone for Luke Littler miss

The iconic women's ace broke the glass celing six years and now wants to grab another famous win on the biggest stage

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2 w. ago ‘Paddington: The Musical’: At Just 4 Feet, He’s London’s Biggest New Stage Star

‘Paddington: The Musical’: At Just 4 Feet, He’s London’s Biggest New Stage Star  The New York Times

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2 w. ago Sunderland vs Newcastle United Premier League preview, team news and prediction

One of the biggest derbies returns to the big stage as the Stadium of Light hosts the first Tyne-Wear Derby in 10 years

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4 w. ago Scotland handed daunting World Cup 2026 draw against BRAZIL but minnows offer hope of getting out of group

SCOTLAND have discovered their group stage fate for next year's World Cup. The Tartan Army will return to football's biggest stage in North America next summer after topping their qualification group following a dramatic win over Denmark at Hampden last month. It will be 28 years next summer since Scotland last featured in the World...

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4 w. ago Rui Borges’s timely Sporting revival built on talent and a lucky charm

The Portuguese credits his loyalty to his trusty Casio watch for helping the head coach lift the Lisbon club after Ruben Amorim’s messy exitIf there is a stoppage in what is sure to be a supercharged Dérbi de Lisboa on Friday, the Sporting head coach, Rui Borges, will likely look down to check the watch he considers a lucky charm.The black Casio – bought for €20 while still playing for his hometown club Mirandela in north-east Portugal, 150km inland from Porto – is a symbol of his superstitious nature and one he has maintained on his journey from the obscurity of being an amateur coach to making a mark on the biggest stage in club football. Continue reading...

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