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Winter Olympics officials find fix for broken medals and promise repairs0:35 Downhill champion Breezy Johnson among the affected ‘A solution has been identified, and a fix put in place’ After days of embarrassing stories about Winter Olympic medals cracking, snapping, and even breaking in two after falling in the snow, organisers say they have finally fixed the problem. Officials have also promised to repair any of the medals that were awarded in the opening three days of competition in Milano Cortina, after identifying on Monday that the issue stemmed from the medal’s … Scottish Premiership: Late winner for Hearts in tense Edinburgh derby0:35 Tomas Magnusson scores in 88th minute to seal win Jambos now have a six-point lead at the top of the table Tomas Magnusson scored a late winner as the Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts defeated Hibernian 1-0 in a tense Edinburgh derby to tighten their grip on top spot. Magnusson, on as a substitute, popped up with the game’s decisive moment in the 88th minute to spark jubilant scenes inside Tyn… Sesko rescues late point for Manchester United to deny West Ham precious win0:01 Stop all the clippers, don’t cut off the barnet: Manchester United’s winning run is over. Frank Ilett, the man who pledged never to visit a barber again until United won five matches in a row, has been denied a viral haircut, but their resilience came to the fore after the West Ham were denied what would have been a deserved victory deep into added time. A studded finish from fan favourite Tomas … Ukraine racer defies IOC ban by wearing ‘helmet of memory’ as anger grows0:01 Luger shares ‘remembrance is not a violation’ message Officials will allow racer to wear black armband instead Ukrainian athletes have stepped up their defiance of International Olympic Committee rules banning them from protesting against the Russian invasion while in competition, amid growing anger over a decision to ban a “helmet of memory” for the country’s war dead. On Tuesday evening the s… Erling Haaland should not put pressure on himself to score, says Guardiola0:01 City manager blames fixture schedule for striker’s fatigue ‘Intelligent’ Abdukodir Khusanov also earns praise Pep Guardiola has insisted Erling Haaland should not put too much pressure on himself to constantly score for Manchester City. Haaland’s stoppage-time penalty against Liverpool on Sunday not only sealed a 2-1 victory for City but was also only his third goal in 10 appearances, with only o… Ramsey winner for Newcastle adds to Frank woes to leave Spurs fearing the drop23:27 To his extensive list of problems at Tottenham, Thomas Frank can add another. The manager is dealing with a ghost from the club’s more successful recent past. There were 49 minutes on the clock when the South Stand choir took up the song. “He’s magic, you know. Mauricio Poch-e-ttino.” The message was clear. They want their former idol back. They cannot persist any longer with Frank. The only wond… Okafor grabs comeback draw for Leeds as wasteful Chelsea’s bad habits return23:27 It turns out Chelsea’s unfortunate habit of squandering winning positions did not leave with Enzo Maresca. They remain infuriatingly inconsistent and were at their careless worst against a defiant Leeds United, who took another step towards staying up by fighting back from 2-0 down to leave Stamford Bridge with a gritty point. Liam Rosenior was left wondering why the focus was not on Cole Palmer … Rayan and Adli stage Bournemouth fightback against 10-man Everton23:27 So much for the comforts of home. Everton had a tantalising opportunity at Hill Dickinson Stadium with sixth place and momentum in the push for European qualification the prize for beating Bournemouth. David Moyes’s team let it slip through their grasp once again. Andoni Iraola’s side extended their unbeaten Premier League run to six games courtesy of second-half headers from Rayan, who could jus… ICE director refuses to commit to pausing operations for 2026 World Cup22:53 Acting director Todd Lyons called ICE ‘key’ to security 2026 World Cup takes place this summer in 11 US cities Acting director of ICE Todd Lyons told a congressional committee on Tuesday that his agency is “a key part of the overall security apparatus for the World Cup” and refused to commit to pausing operations near games at this summer’s tournament. The 2026 World Cup will be hosted this summe… Women’s Champions League playoffs to test WSL teams’ depth and new format’s value22:19 Arsenal and Manchester United face familiar opponents in a revamped competition that has so far proven more competitive The next phase of the new Women’s Champions League format gets under way on Wednesday and Thursday, when the four playoff first legs take place. Arsenal and Manchester United are among eight teams vying to join Barcelona, Lyon, Chelsea and Bayern Munich, who automatically qualif… Pride and unease: US Winter Olympians navigate politics, patriotism and Trump attacks22:19 Some athletes at the Milano Cortina Games speaking out on the complications of representing the US abroad are facing hostility from home Some US athletes at the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina are speaking more openly than at any point since Donald Trump returned to the White House, describing a complicated mix of pride and discomfort about representing the country while political tensions a… Heat seekers: amazing thermal images from the Winter Olympics22:18 Photographers using compact thermal-imaging cameras have crafted eerie and ‘poetic’ results at Milano Cortina 2026 While most photographers are striving to ‘freeze’ motion using traditional cameras at the Winter Olympics this month, a creative trio from the photo agency Getty Images are seeking something much more unexpected: heat. Equipped with compact thermal-imaging cameras – the kind typicall… Squeaky bum time? How Team GB can save Winter Olympics despite slow start | Sean Ingle20:32 The wait for a first medal goes on but the camp believe they have several aces to play, especially in the skeleton Still the wait goes on. When Britain arrived in Milano Cortina there was heady talk of the country having one of its “most potent ever teams” for a Winter Olympics. So far, though, Team GB is still firing blanks. It is not for the want of trying. Kirsty Muir missed out on a freeski s… Football Daily | Drama, twists and unbearable tension: the Championship is in a league of its own19:21 Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! Very few football fanbases have experienced a more dramatic decade than supporters of Coventry City. Nine years ago, the club slipped into League Two in front of four-digit crowds at the cavernous Ricoh Arena. They managed to rebound under Mark Robins, despite constant uncertainty under owners Sisu, and a spell in exile at Birmingham City’s grou… Norwegian biathlete wins Winter Olympics bronze and then tells TV interview of affair17:35 Sturla Holm Lægreid stuns viewers watching in Norway ‘Three months ago I made the mistake of my life’ The Norwegian Sturla Holm Lægreid broke down in tears after winning bronze in the men’s 20km biathlon, apologising for having an affair and saying: “It has been the worst week of my life.” Johan-Olav Botn won gold, with the Frenchman Éric Perrot in second, but it was Lægreid who stunned televisio… |
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