Sport & Leisure

Two astonishing shotguns owned and used by the Duke of Wellington when he was Prime Minister have emerged 174 years after he died.

Tomáš Souček, the West ham star and Czech international, has put his speedy recovery from a World Cup injury down to a product created by a military veteran.

Independent family brewer Shepherd Neame has teamed up with the licensee of its Whitstable pub, The Old Neptune, to support a local yacht.

Year 7 pupils at Harris Academy, Clapham took part in a special football and netball tournament designed to celebrate the power of sport, with guidance from football creator and UEFA B coach Harry Cain and former England netball international and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Beth Durant.

Emil Riis has become the latest addition to Leicester City’s attacking ranks after completing a move from Sky Bet Championship side Bristol City, subject to league approval.

Padel players can now take to the court at Crieff Hydro as the Perthshire resort officially opens its brand-new Padel Barn.

A Glasgow football coach who has trained more than 1,000 children in the city's East End has expanded his reach, after turning to Business Gateway for support developing his digital marketing.

Southampton-based Maddie Saunders is preparing to compete at the 2026 British Individual Cycle Speedway Championships this weekend and will travel to and from the race in style and comfort.

Scotland's hospitality industry has rallied behind The Drinks Trust Chair Neil Barker as he embarks on his SIXTREME challenge.

Loughborough Lightning have locked in Red Roses international and Premiership Women’s Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Season, Haineala Lutui, on a new multi year contract.

The Tour de France, the world’s most famous cycling competition, gets underway on July 4, with a team time trial for the first time in 55 years, and XPO Logistics, a leading provider of innovative and sustainable end-to-end logistics solutions across Europe, is once again making sure the wheels of the race turn smoothly.

The third annual Harrogate Concourse once again attracted huge crowds of car enthusiasts as almost 100 classic vehicles and high-powered sports cars rolled into the town centre.

British engineering giant JCB has successfully completed UK testing of its hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax car – reaching 208mph and clearing the way for its world land speed record attempt at Bonneville next month. The shakedown runs at RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire, England saw the 32-foot car driven by Wing Commander Andy Green OBE reach 208mph under its own hydrogen power – up from the 177mph recorded earlier in the programme. The testing finished yesterday. Just as valua

GAP Hire Solutions, the UK’s largest independent hire company, is proud to mark a significant milestone: the tenth consecutive year sponsoring youth sports teams across the UK.

The 31st edition of Big Shots, The Furniture Makers’ Company’s annual clay pigeon shooting fundraiser, raised an impressive £30,000 to support people working in the furnishing industry.

Leicester City are delighted to confirm the appointment of Russell Martin as their new First Team Manager.

Aldi has teamed up with three of Scotland's finest bakers to launch a series of limited-edition pies inspired by the World Cup and its host nations.

Loughborough Lightning can today confirm they have signed Canada internationals Pamphinette Buisa, Chloe Daniels, Brooke Rempel, Kiki Idowu and Rachel Smith.

Aberdeen-based brewery Fierce Beer marks ten years as an Aldi Scotland supplier, launching its latest beer, ‘Hometown’ ahead of the World Cup.

James Smith joins Atlassian Williams F1 Team after a decade of AI and data leadership at Google.