South Africa rugby great dies, aged 45
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Leicester ‘break bank’ for Ford
Leicester have “broken the bank” in their bid to lure George Ford back to Welford Road from Bath, according to Sale director of rugby Steve Diamond.
Memo from Tunisia: Tunis Greets an Ottoman-Era History Long Banished by Its Dictators
TUNIS — Since their revolution in 2011, Tunisians have tussled among themselves to define their new identity after successive dictatorships. Belatedly, they have started reclaiming their history as well.
Sky Live: Unics Kazan v Real Madrid
Expect a fervent atmosphere as Unics Kazan welcome giants Real Madrid in the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague on Thursday, live on Sky Sports.
Keothavong eyes promotion
Great Britain’s Fed Cup team begin their 2017 campaign on Wednesday and new captain Anne Keothavong sees no reason why they cannot emulate the exploits of the nation’s Davis Cup stars.
Willett taking new approach
Danny Willett believes he is now better equipped to cope with the expectation and pressures of being a major champion.
‘Shapovalov saw red mist’
Denis Shapovalov’s Davis Cup incident with Umpire Arnaud Gabas “is a wake-up call for everyone” as it could have had tragic consequences, insists Barry Cowan.
Russia World Cup costs soar
Russia has increased spending on the 2018 FIFA World Cup by 19.1bn rubles (£260m), the Russian news agency TASS has reported.
Personal Health: Getting Specific About Dizziness
Dizziness is not a disease but rather a symptom that can result from a huge variety of underlying disorders or, in some cases, no disorder at all.
ScienceTake: Of a Frog’s Slap Shot and Saliva
You never know when a frog playing an electronic game will lead to an experiment on the physics of saliva. But then, who even knew that frogs could play electronic games?