A ninth-place finish at the World Windsurfing Championships, a silver medal at the World Cup series and finishing her last two competitions as the No 1 British woman - it's safe to say 2019 has been a stellar year for Saskia Sills...

Imagine being a Paralympic and Commonwealth champion. Imagine the high you would experience after achieving that success. Now imagine the opportunity to add to those medals being taken away from you because somebody decides...

The US Open final saw Bianca Andreescu become the first Canadian to win a Grand Slam singles title with her stunning performance against Serena Williams. This tournament closed out the decade of majors on the women’s side, and it has been an exceptional 10 years with ...

Everyone would like the perfect work-life balance, where you are able to thrive in the workplace and get enough time to recuperate away from the office. However, judging by a study released by Sweet Spot, a data research company, there ...

Theresa May leaves Number 10 with the lowest satisfaction rating of any outgoing Prime Minister since Margaret Thatcher. Mrs May ends her three-year tenure with a net satisfaction of -44, according to Ipsos MORI. This was after turning a Conservative majority ...

England, despite their mid-tournament struggles, made it through to the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup by playing the brand of cricket that has served them so well in the last four years. Aggressive batting, quality bowling in the middle overs and an unadulterated ...

The World Cup. It’s the pinnacle for anyone in their particular sport and, without a shadow of doubt, it is an experience that a sportsperson will never forget. For the 24 teams that will step on to the field in France over the next month, the ...

“It’s very difficult because at times you can feel like you’re not good enough – or at keeping up with the standard others are producing – and you don’t feel like you fit in for a while.” Badminton star Hope Warner is currently training with the very best in the country ...

“I think in the moment, when you step on the ice in the senior competitions with top quality skaters, you leave respect to the side.” For British short track speed skater Ethan Treacy, the last few years have seen him compete against his idols at the European Championships and ...

England encountered one of cricket’s curiosities in their opening game of their tour to Sri Lanka when they faced an opponent bowling with his left and then right arm in the same over. Kamindu Mendis bowled left-arm orthodox to Joe Root, England’s right-handed batsman ...

The Americans received a huge stroke of luck when Tony Finau’s tee shot to the par-three 16th bounced up off the timber bank guarding the lake and landed within four feet of the cup. Finau’s birdie made it all square. With Rose finding the water with his approach and Rahm ...

One area where England appear to have an advantage over India is in slip catching off pace bowlers. Since India’s previous generation of great batsmen — Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag — retired from Test matches, the team have struggled in the slip cordon ...

It is a moment many of us will have experienced when using the tube. As the train left Oxford Circus, a rough sleeper came onto the London Underground and appealed for money. “I promise I’m not a drug addict or an alcoholic, I’m just looking for some help,” he confessed ...

Clapham Omnibus Theatre’s production of The Orchestra will thrive because of the internationalism it possesses when it opens next year, according to one of its star cast. The play, which will open at on 29 January 2019, explores an orchestra’s journey in a small French ...

West Indian cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers admitted despite the riches T20 cricket gives, he would still choose to play test cricket if he played today. Sobers, who scored 8,032 runs and took 235 wickets in 93 test matches, believes test cricket provides crowds with unique ...