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Human rights abusers banned as PL tightens rulesThe Premier League tightens its ownership rules to ensure anyone found to have committed human rights abuses cannot run a club.
Mercedes 'will take year to close gap' on Red BullLewis Hamilton says "it could take a long time" before Mercedes can compete again with Red Bull.
Archer 'to go straight into Ashes' after IPL spellEngland fast bowler Jofra Archer is unlikely to play any red-ball cricket before the start of the Ashes in June.
'Joshua needs to KO Franklin & then call out Fury'In his BBC Sport column, Carl Frampton says he wants to see Anthony Joshua knock out Jermaine Franklin early in London on Saturday then send Tyson Fury a clear, stern call-out.
Burns to make debut in new-look England packBristol lock Delaney Burns will make her England debut as injuries and a retirement force changes to the Red Roses' pack for Sunday's Women's Six Nations match against Italy.
'Ladder Guy' fixes 'catastrophic' broken net in NBAWatch as the "hero of the game" fixes a "catastrophic" broken net during the Dallas Mavericks versus the Philadelphia 76ers game in the NBA.
Governments not respecting sport's autonomy - BachInternational Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach calls criticism by European governments over the return of Russian athletes "deplorable".
Bairstow keen to keep wicket but England make no requestYorkshire say they have had no request for Jonny Bairstow to keep wicket on his return from injury, but the player himself wants to take the gloves.
Forest striker Wood out for season with injuryNottingham Forest striker Chris Wood is ruled out for the rest of the season with a thigh injury.
LIV v PGA Tour awkwardness is media creation - WatsonBubba Watson says talk of awkwardness between LIV Golf and PGA Tour players as they prepare to meet at Augusta next week is a media creation.
Murray among 10 British players named for Queen'sAndy Murray and Cameron Norrie are among 10 British players named in the line-up for the Cinch Championships at Queen's Club this summer.
Which teams will drop from the Premier League?Only four points separate the teams between 12th and 20th with nine clubs in danger of being relegated from the Premier League.
Abandoned as a baby, raised up by Gaelic footballGaelic football has been an unlikely source of joy, adventure and boundary-breaking change for young people in Cambodia.
I have never felt old enough to retire - HodgsonCrystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he has "never felt old enough to retire" as he prepares to return to the dugout on Saturday.
Premier League clubs avoided ÂŁ250m in tax, expert saysIt follows analysis of football agents being paid to represent both players and clubs in transfers.
'Chelsea must seek opportunity to reach semi-finals'Emma Hayes says Chelsea must "seek the opportunity" to reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals.
Henderson eyes chasing career for Constitution HillRacing star Constitution Hill could switch to fences from hurdles next season, says trainer Nicky Henderson.
Footballer's loan terminated after rape chargeJack Diamond, who was on loan from Sunderland to Lincoln City, is charged with rape.
Felix Jones to join England as assistant coachFormer Ireland full-back Felix Jones to leave South Africa's set-up and join England as an assistant coach after the 2023 World Cup.
Scotland unchanged for Six Nations visit of WalesScotland name an unchanged starting XV and bench for Saturday's Six Nations match against Wales in Edinburgh.
Harries returns for Wales' trip to ScotlandWales head coach Ioan Cunningham makes one personnel change and two positional switches for Saturday's second Six Nations game in Scotland.
Dyche not distracted by Everton investigationEverton manager Sean Dyche says the investigation into the club over alleged financial irregularities will not affect him.
Embiid, Doncic and Irving star as 76ers beat DallasWatch the best plays from Joel Embiid, Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving as the Philadelphia 76ers dented the Dallas Mavericks' hopes of making the NBA play-offs.
Van Gerwen and Price in Premier League duelAs the Premier League of Darts reaches its halfway point, we take a look at some of the highlights so far in darts' top-flight competition.
Ireland make five changes for France gameUlster back Vicky Irwin's inclusion is among five Ireland changes from the defeat by Wales for Saturday's Six Nations game against France.
'Several' players seeking help for snus addictionA growing number of players are using snus, with "several" receiving help for addiction, says the Professional Footballers Association (PFA).
Joshua being pushed to 'breaking point' in rebuildTony Bellew visits Anthony Joshua and new trainer Derrick James at the fighter's camp as he prepares for his comeback bout against Jermaine Franklin.
Wheelchair fencer Collis' journey to world number oneParalympic wheelchair fencer Gemma Collis speaks to BBC Sport about her journey to becoming world number one, despite suffering from a rare pain condition.
My wife was glad to see the back of me - HodgsonCrystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson admits it didn't take long for him to decide to return to his old club, and jokes that his wife was "glad to see the back of him".
We have to apologise to referee and fans - SilvaFulham boss Marco Silva says he and Aleksandar Mitrovic regret their behaviour during the FA Cup quarter-final defeat by Manchester United.
Stanway breaks down her game in skills masterclassLioness and Bayern Munich midfielder Georgia Stanway puts BBC Sport's Liam MacDevitt through his paces in a masterclass featuring dribbling, take-ons and shooting.
Can Robson prove worth at Aberdeen in nine games?Barry Robson's good work in interim charge of Aberdeen means he will be in charge until the end of the season - but will the former Scotland player be in charge beyond the summer?
I have backing to challenge Verstappen - PerezSergio Perez says he "fully believes" that he has Red Bull's backing to challenge Max Verstappen for the world championship this year.
Ireland Women to face world champions AustraliaIreland Women will face T20 world champions Australia in Clontarf in July in a three-match ODI series as part of their summer programme.
Luton v Watford derby 'not about me' - EdwardsHead coach Rob Edwards takes Luton Town to former club Watford on Saturday but says the game "is not about me".
Test stars return for Leicester and EdinburghLeicester Tigers make six changes to the side that will face Edinburgh in the Heineken Champions Cup round of 16 on Friday.
Malawi boss says home fans 'cheered for Egypt'Malawi head coach Mario Marinica lashes out at the country's fans for showing more support for visiting Egypt's 'superstars' than the home team.
Olympian Scott calls on government to save poolsSix-time Olympic medal-winning swimmer Duncan Scott urges the Scottish government to do more to prevent the closure of leisure centres.
One lap, six questions - take our Australian GP quizKnow your UK Australian Grand Prix winners? Now you can prove it with our quiz.
Whose future at your Premier League club is at risk?BBC Sport's Premier League fan community reveal which player needs to finish the 2022-23 campaign in style.
'Fearless Arsenal deliver on potential in Europe'Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall says his side's performance in the League Cup final showed their potential - then they took it to Europe.
How do Sutton's predictions compare to reality?How does a table based on BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton's weekly Premier League predictions compare to real life?
In demand - on the field and in the dentist's chairLiz Crake is in demand. England want her, numerous clubs are interested - and then there are her dentistry patients.
I try to turn death threats into a positive - CavalloAlmost 18 months after he made history by coming out, footballer Josh Cavallo can see how he is inspiring others - even though he has to deal with daily abuse.
Records keep falling - can Haaland be Europe's best ever?Erling Haaland has been breaking records for fun this season, but how close is he to becoming one of the most prolific players in a single season in Europe?
It's the worst time to fight me - JoshuaBriton Anthony Joshua says now is "the worst time" to face him in the ring and describes the current heavyweight landscape as a "shambles".
Abandoned Rotherham v Cardiff game to be replayedRotherham United's home Championship game against Cardiff City, abandoned earlier this month, is to be replayed.
Muir & Reekie quit training camp unexpectedlyLaura Muir and Jemma Reekie unexpectedly cut short their altitude training camp, leaving behind long-term coach Andy Young in South Africa.
Double family tragedy devastating for DevenneyFormer Donegal star Brendan Devenney says he "still can't take on board" the loss of his father and sister within a day of each other.
'The horizon turned black' - riding the world's biggest waveFor generations of locals, Nazare's giant waves meant only death and danger. Now, they have fuelled a big-wave surfing boom in the town.
How a New York gang truce spawned an Olympic sportWhen peace broke out among New York's gangs, breaking was born - but few foresaw it conquering the world and morphing into an Olympic sport.
'People ask if it gets boring' - life in a two-team leagueAn 18-round league season, two cups, but only two teams. How football survives and familiarity breeds contentment on the Isles of Scilly.
The King and his kids - inside Hagi's plan to restore Romania's gloryGheorghe Hagi's career took him to the heights of world football and across the European club scene. Now the 'King' has returned to Romania with a mission.
How cycling carried two sisters out of the Taliban’s reachWhen the Taliban seized power in 2021, Yulduz and Fariba Hashimi faced a choice; leave behind their family or leave behind their sporting dreams.
'I was a carbon criminal' - how disappearing ice changed a climberIce is the glue that holds Will Gadd's sport together. As the world heats up, it is falling apart.
The SS officer and the prisoner - a story of two team-mates and a warIn September 1933, Hamburg team-mates Asbjorn Halvorsen and Otto Harder bid each other farewell. They ended up on opposite sides of a concentration camp fence.
England fast bowler Jofra Archer is unlikely to play any red-ball cricket before the start of the Ashes in June.
Yorkshire say they have had no request for Jonny Bairstow to keep wicket on his return from injury, but the player himself wants to take the gloves.
Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Afridi signs for Nottinghamshire for this summer's T20 Blast.
Yorkshire wicketkeeper-batter Jonny Tattersall signs a new deal to remain with the club until the end of the 2024 season.
Ireland Women will face T20 world champions Australia in Clontarf in July in a three-match ODI series as part of their summer programme.
As the Indian Premier League returns, BBC Sport looks at the tournament format and the England players who are involved this year.
Somerset captain Tom Abell says he is "keeping optimistic" that he will be ready for the start of the County Championship season as he recovers from a side strain.
Sussex head coach Paul Farbrace says their goal this season is promotion to Division One of the County Championship.
Australia include teenage batter Phoebe Litchfield in their 15-player squad for the Women's Ashes against England.
Bangladesh comfortably beat Ireland by 77 runs to secure success in the Twenty20 three-match series.
Durham sign Matt Kuhnemann for the 2023 season and hope fellow Australia spinner Todd Murphy will join him later in the summer.
England Test captain Ben Stokes has an injection in his troublesome left knee before departing for his stint in the Indian Premier League.
Australian all-rounder Will Sutherland will not be able to play for Essex this summer because of a stress fracture in his back.
Leicestershire spinner Rehan Ahmed talks to BBC East Midlands Today about his stunning recent rise with England.
England Test Captain Ben Stokes says Test matches like defeat by New Zealand "don't come around too often" as he reflects on a "great game to have been a part of".
Watch some of the most memorable moments from the 2023 Women's T20 World Cup, including amazing catches, bizarre run outs and England's record-breaking score.
Watch highlights as Australia cruise to their sixth Women's T20 World Cup title with a 19-run win over South Africa in Cape Town.
Watch the best shots of Beth Mooney's 74 not out to help Australia reach 156-6 against hosts South Africa in the Women's T20 World Cup final.
Watch the best shots from Laura Wolvaardt's half-century for hosts South Africa against Australia in the Women's T20 World Cup final.
South Africa pick up their first wicket as Nadine de Klerk takes an easy catch off Marizanne Kapp's bowling to dismiss Australia's Alyssa Healy for 18 in the Women's T20 World Cup final.
England cricketer Katherine Sciver-Brunt has known her sexuality since a young age, but her upbringing in a religious household meant that for a long time she struggled to accept who she is.
Bristol lock Delaney Burns will make her England debut as injuries and a retirement force changes to the Red Roses' pack for Sunday's Women's Six Nations match against Italy.
Former Ireland full-back Felix Jones to leave South Africa's set-up and join England as an assistant coach after the 2023 World Cup.
Leicester Tigers make six changes to the side that will face Edinburgh in the Heineken Champions Cup round of 16 on Friday.
Ulster back Vicky Irwin's inclusion is among five Ireland changes from the defeat by Wales for Saturday's Six Nations game against France.
Wales head coach Ioan Cunningham makes one personnel change and two positional switches for Saturday's second Six Nations game in Scotland.
Liz Crake is in demand. England want her, numerous clubs are interested - and then there are her dentistry patients.
France captain Antoine Dupont is named the Six Nations player of the championship for the third time in four years.
Ireland back Enya Breen will miss the remainder of the Women's Six Nations with a knee injury.
Saracens expect England captain Owen Farrell to be fit for Sunday's Heineken Champions Cup last-16 tie with Ospreys.
England forward Poppy Cleall and centre Amber Reed will be unavailable for Sunday's Women's Six Nations match against Italy after sustaining knee injuries against Scotland.
The RFU should look to introduce central contract to ease the Premiership's money problems, says ex-England full-back Mike Brown.
In her BBC Wales Sport column, Sioned Harries reflects on a convincing win over Ireland and predicts a stern test against Scotland.
Scotland name an unchanged starting XV and bench for Saturday's Six Nations match against Wales in Edinburgh.
Ireland back row Dorothy Wall expects a tough test against France in Saturday's Women's Six Nations encounter at Musgrave Park.
BBC Sport has live match coverage and video highlights of every game as England seek to make it five Women's Six Nations titles in a row.
Lana Skeldon expects to "see a very different Scotland team" against Wales on Saturday as they seek to end their 10-match losing streak.
Fulham manager Marco Silva says he is aware the impact his abusive behaviour charge could have at grassroots level.
The Premier League tightens its ownership rules to ensure anyone found to have committed human rights cannot run a club.
Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood is ruled out for the rest of the season with a thigh injury.
Only four points separate the teams between 12th and 20th with nine clubs in danger of being relegated from the Premier League.
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he has "never felt old enough to retire" as he prepares to return to the dugout on Saturday.
BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on DMA'S frontman and Everton fan Tommy O'Dell to make predictions for this week's Premier League games.
Emma Hayes says Chelsea must "seek the opportunity" to reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals.
Everton manager Sean Dyche says the investigation into the club over alleged financial irregularities will not affect him.
BBC Sport's Premier League fan community reveal which player needs to finish the 2022-23 campaign in style.
Jack Diamond, who was on loan from Sunderland to Lincoln City, is charged with rape.
A growing number of players are using snus, with "several" receiving help for addiction, says the Professional Footballers Association (PFA).
Manchester United manager Marc Skinner says scheduling of the Women's Champions League semi-finals is "strange" and "needs to be looked at".
Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall says his side's performance in the League Cup final showed their potential - then they took it to Europe.
Tottenham managing director Fabio Paratici may have to step away from his role after Fifa extended his ban worldwide.
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson admits it didn't take long for him to decide to return to his old club, and jokes that his wife was "glad to see the back of him".
Fulham boss Marco Silva says he and Aleksandar Mitrovic regret their behaviour during the FA Cup quarter-final defeat by Manchester United.
Lioness and Bayern Munich midfielder Georgia Stanway puts BBC Sport's Liam MacDevitt through his paces in a masterclass featuring dribbling, take-ons and shooting.
BBC Sport looks back at the 1983 FA Cup final between Brighton and Manchester United. The teams will meet in the semi-final of the 2023 competition.
Watch highlights as England Under-21s are beaten 2-1 by Croatia in their final friendly before the European Under-21 Championship in the summer.
Scotland midfielder Callum McGregor says the team have gathered the experience to feel comfortable against big nations, after the stunning defeat of Spain.
Arsenal defender and England captain Leah Williamson shares what makes a good leader and what still needs to happen to grow the women's game.
Sarina Wiegman says that due to injury it is unlikely injured Arsenal striker Beth Mead will be part of England's World Cup plans.
Former Premier League player Keith Gillespie tells Football Focus about his involvement with FC Mindwell, a club that helps people overcome addiction and mental health struggles.
Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards discuss how social media has changed the role of a pundit as they attempt to rank the biggest names.
Andy Murray and Cameron Norrie are among 10 British players named in the line-up for the Cinch Championships at Queen's Club this summer.
Romania's Sorana Cirstea stuns world number two Aryna Sabalenka to earn the biggest win of her career and reach the Miami Open semi-finals.
Great Britain will face Australia, France and Switzerland in the group stage of the Davis Cup Finals in September in Manchester.
A host of international athletes criticise IOC president Thomas Bach's claim that Russians and Belarusians competing as neutrals in their sport "works".
Spain's world number one Carlos Alcaraz defeats American Tommy Paul in straight sets to reach the quarter-finals of the Miami Open.
Manchester will host one of the group stages of the Davis Cup Finals in September, bringing the competition to the city for the first time in almost 30 years.
Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina is through to the Miami Open quarter-finals after beating Elise Mertens in straight sets.
World number one Carlos Alcaraz cruises into the last 16 of the Miami Open with victory over Dusan Lajovic.
British number one and two Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans are out of the Miami Open after both losing in the second round, while Coco Gauff also exits in the women's singles.
World number one Carlos Alcaraz starts his Miami Open title defence by losing just two games in an emphatic win over Facundo Bagnis.
Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk refuses to shake hands with Anastasia Potapova after being beaten by the Russian in the second round at the Miami Open.
Two-time champion Andy Murray suffers a straight-set loss to Serbia's Dusan Lajovic in the first round at the Miami Open.
British number one Emma Raducanu is out of the Miami Open after losing to Canada's Bianca Andreescu in an enjoyable battle between two former teenage US Open champions.
Spanish teenager Carlos Alcaraz is back on court and back as the world number one, setting up the prospect of a tantalising battle with Novak Djokovic in 2023.
Ray Wood's dream was to turn his daughters into "two of the greatest female tennis players" in history. Russell Fuller catches up with him five years later to see how the plan is going.
Bianca Andreescu knew it would not be "butterflies and rainbows every day" after her first big title, but also didn't expect the setbacks that nearly led her to quit tennis.
After a 20-year career Sania Mirza leaves an enduring legacy in sport, especially for India's women.
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