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In Hungary, the sport of horseback archery is experiencing a resurgence. Organisers dream it may one day become an Olympic event.
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Manchester Evening NewsGabby Logan breaks BBC Great North Run coverage for 'very sad news'
Gabby Logan was anchoring the BBC's live coverage from the Great North Run when she broke the tragic news
- The Telegraph
Paralympics marathon runner stripped of medal after helping guide with cramp metres from finish
A Paralympic marathon runner was left “devastated” after being disqualified and denied a bronze medal for an error just metres from the finish line.
- The Telegraph
Paralympics 2024 – complete final medal table
As is tradition, the medal table is ordered by the number of golds achieved by each team. At Tokyo 2020, China led the Paralympics field with 96 golds, with Great Britain second on 41 and the United States third with 37. If any countries tie on the medal table, bronze and silver medals are then taken into account.
- Wales Online
Ian Wright's cheating regret, eight children and huge net worth
Ian Wright will be in the ITV Sport studio for England's friendly against the Republic of Ireland on Thursday night and the Arsenal legend has certainly led a colourful life
- The Telegraph
Curtain falls on Dan Lawrence’s opening career with wildest innings England have seen
It was the wildest innings ever played by an England opening batsman. Data does not extend to the dawn of Test cricket in 1877 but we can be certain that WG Grace, Jack Hobbs, Len Hutton, Geoffrey Boycott, Alastair Cook and their opening partners never played – between the whole lot of them in their entire careers – so many wild hacks as Dan Lawrence in his run-a-ball innings of 35.
- The Telegraph
Roy Keane’s scathing assessment of ‘arrogant’ England under Lee Carsley
Roy Keane launched a scathing attack on ‘arrogant’ England and accused players of being selfish in their 2-0 win over the Republic of Ireland on Saturday.
- The Independent
Strictly pro Aljaz Skorjanec denies claim he ‘acted in aggressive manner’ after ‘co-star backlash’
BBC star has brushed off claims he had ‘shocking’ altercation with fellow professional
- SWNS
Shocking footage shows cars swerving onto footpaths during violent brawl
A violent fight between two groups of men in which a car was driven at pedestrians has been caught on video. Shocking footage shows two groups of men armed with batons during a violent altercation in Manurewa, Auckland, New Zealand, on August 9. A red vehicle can be seen swerving onto the pavement and hitting one member of the rival group at the entrance of what appears to be a cul-de-sac. One man retaliates by striking the car with a rod-like object before a second vehicle - a black estate - comes out, hitting the red car before chasing after the rival group. Shortly after a third vehicle - a white minivan - joins in and swerve onto the footpath hitting another man.
- Manchester Evening News
Man United duo 'told to leave in the summer' as Antony gets shock transfer lifeline
Manchester United are in the midst of the first international break of the season but there is plenty to ponder already at Old Trafford
- The Telegraph
Australia humbled by Argentina as they concede 67 points in record Rugby Championship thrashing
In a week where the Wallabies were effectively sidelined by New Zealand and South Africa when it comes to the future of the Rugby Championship this was an utterly disastrous result for Australian rugby, the promise of their win over Argentina in La Plata sent through the shredder.
- Wales Online
What time is Scotland vs Portugal kick off? TV channel and stream details
Scotland are in Nations League action on Sunday as they take on Portugal in Lisbon. Here are all of the details on how to watch the game live on TV and via live stream
- PA Media: Sport
Andrew Flintoff moves Josh Hull’s mother to tears with first cap speech
Flintoff is working with the side this week.
- The Guardian
Republic of Ireland 0-2 England: Nations League player ratings
Declan Rice’s dazzling display set the tone for England and left Ireland midfielder Will Smallbone chasing shadows
- Wales Online
Tonight's rugby news as Gatland urged to back new Wales fly-half and Springbok banned for three years
The latest headlines from Wales and around the world
- The Guardian
Britain finish second in Paralympics medal table with ‘incredible’ 49 golds
Great Britain are celebrating another stellar performance at the Paralympic Games with the same medal total as in Tokyo three years ago but more golds
- The Independent
Pitch invader in England kit evades security to join team line-up before Ireland clash
It was an eventful start to the Nations League clash in Dublin
- The Telegraph
South Africa edge out All Blacks to win another trophy – but they will need to evolve soon
Another intense encounter, another bloody-minded comeback and another trophy in the hands of his special Springboks crop.
- The Telegraph
‘Lizzie’s in a box’ – football fans mock death of Elizabeth II before international in Dublin
Republic of Ireland fans have been filmed taunting England supporters with an incendiary song about Elizabeth II the day before the second anniversary of her death.
- The Telegraph
Dan Ashworth hurt by Newcastle sporting director’s ‘not fit for purpose’ transfer claims
Dan Ashworth and other former members of Newcastle United’s recruitment team have been hurt and bemused by claims from new sporting director Paul Mitchell that the club’s transfer structure was “not fit for purpose”.
- Manchester Evening News
Emmerdale: Tom realises something is wrong as Cain brushes past
Emmerdale: Tom realises something is wrong as Cain brushes past