Presenter Ortis Deley has been sidelined by Channel 4 bosses after apparently struggling to read scripts and name his co-hosts while fronting the athletics coverage... more
In sport, money talks. And it talks particularly loudly to the gals and guys with trendy spectacles and plaid shirts who work in the advertising offices of Golden Square and Baker Street... more
Milner believes the extraordinary competition for places at Eastlands means he will be axed if he fails to realise the form that earned him a World Cup call-up... more
Thanks to a trio of truly stunning displays, I regard the last 10 years as undoubtedly the greatest sporting decade of my life, says Matthew Norman... more
Scunthorpe boss Nigel Adkins maintains that the strength of the side Manchester City fielded against his team in the Carling Cup fourth round shows their desperate need to win silverware... more
Mark Hughes could be set to name Carlos Tevez in his Manchester City side to face Wolves as the manager revealed he had not given up the chase for Joleon Lescott... more
With two films by recent graduates going head-to-head at the prestigious Locarno Festival, Mike Leigh's movie academy is having its best year ever.... more
Filings by News Corp in the US contain the information that, should anyone other than Rupert Murdoch take charge of the company, chief operating officer Peter Chernin is to receive $40 million... more
Usain Bolt delivers what may well go down as the greatest track performance in athletics history, smashing the world 200m record and completing a unique golden world record sprint double... more
Matthew Norman salutes Usain Bolt as a true Olympic legend while despairing of Daniel Levy and Tottenham, and the BBC presenters covering the Olympics... more
The son of a leading art historian who beat and stamped on his bedridden father before burning him to death was sent to a secure mental hospital indefinitely... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do