As Novak Djokovic's visa is cancelled for a second time, the case is not a good look for tennis or the Australian government.

Djokovic saga shows sport plays significant role in general Covid policy

The recommendation comes in a report from a group of MPs who questioned Azeem Rafiq about his experiences as a player at Yorkshire County Cricket Club.

Take funding away from cricket if it does not tackle racism issue, report says

With exclusive insights, Steve Scott explores why the decision to jail Abdullah Ibhais for three years has provoked a strong reaction from human rights groups. 

Former Qatar World Cup media manager loses bribery appeal   

ITV News understands two of the tweets date back to 2012 when Brooks used a racial slur. 

Cricketer Jack Brooks investigated for offensive tweets he sent in 2012

Just this week, Azeem Rafiq said someone came into his shop and accused him of having a bomb.

'No wickets could have done that': Family's pride in Azeem Rafiq

At best Roger Hutton’s explosive parting shot exposes the mind-boggling misjudgement at the top of Yorkshire County Cricket Club.

Remarkable but no surprise as stubborn Yorkshire executives refuse to quit

Amnesty UK warned the move 'allows those implicated in serious human rights violations to walk into English football simply because they have deep pockets'.

Saudi-backed takeover of Newcastle United pitches two camps against each other 

ITV News can reveal that every single high-risk match so far this season has taken place without any undercover monitors

Major blow in racism fight as UEFA deal with anti-discrimination partner stalls

World champion speed skater Elise Christie says she is ready for Beijing 2022 after self-harming as recently as April.

Speed skater on death threats, self-harm and why she's risking one more Olympics

 FIFA's president revealed he’d talked to the PM, urging him to relax quarantine for footballers selected to play in World Cup qualifiers in red list countries.

FIFA appeals to PM as clash with the Premier League escalates

Millions were seized by the FBI after members and factions of FIFA were found to be acting fraudulently in 2015.

FIFA gets back $200m stolen in one of football's greatest scandals

12 months since his inauguration, we look at which pledges Mr Biden has made good on, and how Americans have judged him.

How has Joe Biden fared in his first year as president?

High inflation makes everyone poorer but the outlook for the poorest households in the UK is bleak and distressing, Joel Hills writes.

Union demands pay rises to deal with 'cost of living catastrophe'

A 120-year-old crocodile discovered under the floorboards of a school classroom in Wales has gone on display.

120-year-old crocodile found under school floorboards goes on display

Prime Minister Boris Johnson alongside the newly elected Conservative MPs at the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, London, after the party gained an 80-seat majority in the General Election.  Leon Neal/PA . 16-Dec-2019

A glimpse of what is happening behind the scenes of the Conservative Party as more MPs submit letters of no confidence in Boris Johnson.

What Tory MPs think about the PM and how many more are calling for him to go

Boris Johnson made the claim during during an interview with broadcasters on Tuesday.

Can the PM be saved by his 'no one told me it was a rule-breaking party' excuse?

Afghanistan's situation is so dire, that one father offered to sell his daughter to an ITV News team, while malnourished babies struggle for life in hospital.

Amid scenes of starvation is opinion on aid to Taliban-led Afghanistan changing?

A diminished domestic labour pool coupled with stricter immigration rules, post-Brexit, is a potent cocktail and not necessarily one you’d choose to order.

Reasons to be cheerfully anxious as latest labour figures are released

FILE - Britain's Prince Andrew attends the Sunday service at the Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge, Windsor, following the death announcement of his father, Prince Philip, in England, April 11, 2021. When Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime companion Ghislaine Maxwell goes on trial next week, the accuser who captivated the public most, with claims she was trafficked to Britain’s Prince Andrew and other prominent men, won’t be part of the case. U.S. prosecutors chose not to bring charges in connection with Virginia Giuffre, who says Epstein and Maxwell flew her around the world when she was 17 and 18 for sexual encounters with billionaires, politicians, royals and heads of state. (Steve Parsons/Pool Photo via AP, File)




The Duke of York, who was stripped of his royal duties, is still a Counsellor of State. Royal Editor Chris Ship explains the role and the rules around it.

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