England's Fantasy Football XI
We look at England’s best starting line-up according to Sky Sports Fantasy Football‘s revised valuations.
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I won't be sleepy in St Andrews, says Spieth
By Tony Jimenez ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) – Jordan Spieth will draw on the memory of back-to-back wins at the end of last season when he begins his quest to become the first player in 63 years to capture the first three majors of the campaign. The American said it would be a simpler task to cope with jet-lag at this week’s British Open than it was in November and
Sports-Real Madrid top Forbes' most valuable teams list
July 15 (Reuters) – Spanish soccer club Real Madrid retained top spot on a list of the world’s 50 most valuable sports teams, according to a Forbes poll released on Wednesday that was made up mostly of National Football League franchises. The value of the 10-times European champions fell five percent from last year to $3.26 billion due to a drop in the euro versus the U.S. dollar, but revenue
British Open challenge: How to play a links course like St. Andrews
Israeli firm develops health-warning sensor for pilots
By Ori Lewis HAIFA, Israel (Reuters) – Israeli defense electronics firm Elbit Systems says it has developed a body sensor that could help save the lives of pilots by forewarning of possible loss of consciousness in extreme manoeuvres or because of oxygen starvation. Named “Canary”, the system is initially geared for the military market and fighter pilots who experience extreme physiological stress during sharp turns, high-speed acceleration or possible oxygen
Chisholm joins Hull KR
Dane Chisholm has joined Hull Kingston Rovers on loan from the Canterbury Bulldogs until the end of the Super League season.
Cycling's salaries explored
Sky Sports News HQ’s Lia Hervey explores salaries in professional cycling, from the Tour de France stars to their able domestiques.
Good news for Chelmsford
Officials at Chelmsford City are eager to return to action next week after their upgraded track was given positive reviews following a gallops session on Wednesday.
VIDEO shocker: Dead baby parts 'harvested' during partial-birth abortions… sold to biotech companies for 'scientific' research… Profiteering from sales of baby brains, hearts and intestines
(NaturalNews) The headline of this article is true. This is what passes for “science” in today’s twisted world: the harvesting of dead baby parts during partial-birth abortions so that profits can be generated from the biotech industry’s “scientific” research.It has all been caught…
Russia says NO to GMO seeds; aims for food supply that's 'cleanest in the world'
(NaturalNews) The future of agriculture in Russia won’t involve genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), says the country’s Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich. In order to preserve the quality and integrity of its food supply, Russia plans to stick with growing methods that protect…