Cheltenham Festival entrant Salt Bay could be about to sprinkle a bit of class onto the novice hurdling scene having switched to Ireland to join Henry de Bromhead.

Acting chief executive Neil Brocklehurst said the move was ‘resetting’ the Post Office in a note to staff on Wednesday.

Coe announced his intention to stand for election last September, after current president Thomas Bach confirmed at the end of last summer’s Olympic Games that he would not seek a further term.

Manchester United are closing in on the signing of Lecce’s Patrick Dorgu, the PA news agency understands. Ruben Amorim’s progress since taking over as head coach in November has been hindered somewhat ...

The airport’s plan to build a third runway received parliamentary approval in June 2018, but has been delayed by legal challenges and the pandemic.

Susan Hall, who also chairs the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee, said the public needed ‘transparency’ on the issue.

Josh Rock believes he is the man to challenge Luke Littler at the top of the sport in the years to come. Littler is in a position to dominate darts in the same way Phil Taylor did after winning his ...

The PA news agency understands the 40-year-old ran off the road on his second test for his new team following his appearance at Ferrari’s Fiorano track last week. Hamilton was said by a source to be ...

Jamie Overton is striving for the subtlety of a “ninja” for England in India after admitting he let his emotions boil over during a recent Big Bash League stint in Australia.

The second youngest victim of the Omagh bomb had been due to be a flower girl at her uncle’s wedding when she was killed in the blast. Breda Devine, who was 20 months old, had been with her mother on ...

Jerome Reynier’s top-class performer Facteur Cheval has his sights set on the Saudi Cup after an encouraging dirt debut in the Al Maktoum Challenge at Meydan last week. The six-year-old has proven ...

A teenage boy killed in the Omagh bomb has been remembered by his sister as “radiating light”. The sister of Alan Radford, 16, described him as having “no malice, not a bad bone in his body”.