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  • If BBC battle change, is it time to abolish sport’s Crown Jewels?

    August 7, 2025

    With change needed to ensure lesser followed sports get their time in the spotlight, is it time to abolish the Crown Jewels and ditch the BBC for some coverage? What I know about aquatics could be scribbled with a waterproof Sharpie on a pair of skimpy Speedos. I do know, though, that swimming is one [...]

  • Exclusive: OnlyFans signs up England cricket star Tymal Mills

    August 4, 2025

    England international Tymal Mills has agreed a partnership with OnlyFans that will see him become the first big-name cricketer on the global content creator platform. Mills joins other athletes including tennis star Nick Kyrgios on the site, where he has promised to share behind-the-scenes content, analysis and one-to-one coaching advice.  As part of the partnership, [...]

  • Youtube becomes UK’s second most-watched media platform

    July 30, 2025

    Youtube has overtaken ITV to become the second most-watched media brand in the UK – behind the BBC – thanks to an ever increasing loyalty from young audiences, according to an annual report from Ofcom. Viewers spent an average of four hours and 30 minutes a day watching either the TV or other video content [...]

  • Rare Lionesses ‘Champions’ shirt almost gone as sales rocket 250 per cent

    July 29, 2025

    Special Lionesses replica shirts commemorating their Women’s Euro 2025 victory have almost sold out as fans revel in Sunday’s historic win. The Nike kit, which costs £125 and is emblazoned with “Champions” and the number 25 on the back, only launched after England’s triumph over Spain. It is part of a range of new merchandise [...]

  • Lionesses’ Euro triumph draws UK’s biggest TV audience of year

    July 28, 2025

    The Lionesses’ historic victory in the Women’s Euros final on Sunday night pulled in more than 16m viewers, making it the UK’s most watched television moment of 2025. A peak live audience of 12.2m viewers watched England beat world champions Spain on penalties across BBC One and iPlayer.  Viewership of the final in Basel, Switzerland [...]

  • Lionesses fever sends shirt sales skywards ahead of Women’s Euro final

    July 24, 2025

    The Lionesses’ run to the Women’s Euros final has triggered a scramble for shirts and other merchandise, with sales far higher than even during the team’s 2023 World Cup run. Global retailer Fanatics, which operates England’s official stores, said that sales of Lionesses products were up 41 per cent on the same stage at the [...]

  • Rugby League Ashes a North Star for the game in England

    July 21, 2025

    Sports are forever trying to innovate, develop and find the next mast on which to pin their colours to. But not international rugby league. While the English domestic Super League have brought in IMG to promote and relegate teams based on a list of external criteria that some clubs already want tweaked, the international game [...]

  • Chelsea’s Club World Cup winners’ prize? A £10m US tax bill

    July 16, 2025

    Chelsea will be hit with a US tax bill of around £10m as a result of winning the Club World Cup on Sunday.  The stunning 3-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain in New York last weekend ensured Chelsea will receive £85m in prize money from competition organiser Fifa. Some £39.7m is to be paid immediately and [...]

  • Exclusive: BBC makes late swoop for Open highlights deal

    July 15, 2025

    The BBC has secured a last-minute deal to show evening highlights of the Open Championship at Royal Portrush this week.  The R&A has agreed a new three-year deal with the BBC for highlights in a contract that also covers the Women’s Open, starting with the 2025 edition at Royal Porthcawl at the end of the [...]

  • I’ve experienced Gregg Wallace’s grim behaviour, but I blame his bosses too

    July 15, 2025

    It shouldn’t have taken powerful “middle class women of a certain age” like Kirsty Wark and Aasmah Mir speaking up for BBC bosses to do something about Gregg Wallace, says Alys Denby I have met Gregg Wallace and, since he has retained lawyers, I’d probably better leave it there. Let’s just say his approaches had [...]

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