44 h. ago Francesco Bagnaia wins Americas Grand Prix after Marc Márquez crash

Marquez crashes while leading raceÁlex Márquez tops riders’ championship Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia won a chaotic Americas Grand Prix ahead of Gresini Racing’s Álex Márquez on Sunday after Marc Márquez crashed halfway through the race while leading to lose for the first time this season.Marc Márquez had clinched pole position in qualifying as well as a third straight sprint victory on Saturday, but after a first crash on the red Ducati, the six-times MotoGP champion opted to retire due to extensive damage on his bike. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago 'I felt tired and bloated all the time, so I found a way to lose 57lbs'

Lilli, 22, says her weight and the way she saw herself meant she was struggling both pysicallyand mentally

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8 d. ago Will I lose or gain an hour of sleep this Sunday? Daylight Saving Time explained

The days will be officially getting longer this week, but how will the change impact your weekend lie-in?

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Alzheimer's is a neurodegenerative disease - meaning that it causes someone to lose cognitive abilities over time.

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3 w. ago BGT star unrecognisable 18 years after being beaten by Paul Potts

Britain's Got Talent's first ever series in 2007 saw child star Connie Talbot, who was just six years old at the time, lose out to opera singer Paul Potts

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4 w. ago PSG thrash Lille as they gear up for Champions League battle of the titans

The two French clubs still in the Champions League met in Paris at the weekend. It went a lot better for PSG than LilleBy Get French Football NewsFootball fans will associate André Villas-Boas with racing, the former Porto, Chelsea, Tottenham and Marseille manager having made waves as a driver at the Dakar Rally, but if any manager is shifting through the gears at present, it must surely be Luis Enrique. PSG squared off against Lille on Saturday, a game that was circled on the calendars of French football fans for two reasons: not only could it be a real test for both sides before their last-16 ties in the Champions League but it was also a game where PSG could lose in the league for the first time this season.With Lille playing a rotated lineup at the Parc des Princes, it was barely a contest. Ethan Mbappé’s impressive cameo was the only bright spot for the visitors as PSG ran out easy 4-1 winners. They scored all four of their goals in a first half that Enrique called “our best of...

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