58 h. ago Luke Littler sets next goal after adding another major title to his collection

Littler claimed the World Grand Prix trophy after already winning the World Championship, UK Open and World Matchplay in 2025.

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3 d. ago Luke Littler sets up World Grand Prix final showdown with Luke Humphries

Littler was in formidable form and hit 10 180s on his way to yet another final.

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3 d. ago Luke Littler flexes World Grand Prix muscles to set up final with familiar foe

Luke Littler is into the World Grand Prix final after a stunning display against Johnny Clayton to set up a mouth-watering final against familiar foe Luke Humphries

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7 d. ago Luke Littler wins in straight sets despite historic Gian van Veen performance

Gian van Veen averaged a record-breaking 106.47 in the double-in, double-out format yet still lost in straight sets to an inspired Littler.

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2 w. ago Bob MacIntyre plots Shane Lowry Ryder Cup 'lost in New York' act and says dream career is missing one thing

Oban man admits his only missing career goal is now a major - and he’s got that in his sights as well

Events

2 w. ago Geese: Getting Killed review – Cameron Winter and co’s surreal, swaggering spectacular

(Partisan/PIAS)Opaque but brilliant, the Brooklyn indie-rock band’s fourth album is full of the dread and dark absurdity of our current momentAt the end of last year, 23-year-old New Yorker Cameron Winter scored an industry hit with his solo debut Heavy Metal. The title was not indicative of its contents – this was a collection of droll, desolate dirges recalling the lugubrious greats (Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits) – yet Trinidad, the opener of his band Geese’s fourth album, actually does feature some metal-style screaming. What begins as an exercise in dreamlike, deconstructed soul soon erupts into a nightmarish cacophony of erratically parping brass, scrambled guitar and the shrieked refrain: “There’s a bomb in my car!”Getting Killed ripples with a timely dread: a combination of sonic dissonance – 100 Horses’ ramshackle maximalism, the title track’s frantic pile-up of voices and grooves – and surreal, sardonic lyrics. (“All people must smile in times of war”; “I’m getting killed by a ...

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