Mark Cavendish has withdrawn from the Three Days of De Panne race in Belgium due to illness. The Manxman suffered gastroenteritis following his fifth-placed finish at Milan-San Remo.
Reeva Steenkamp, admitted to being scared of Oscar Pistorius in a text message sent less than three weeks before he shot her dead, a police expert told his murder trial today.
Usain Bolt will miss the Diamond League meeting in Rome in June after seeking treatment for a foot injury.
The Tour of Britain will start in Liverpool for the first time, race organisers announced on Monday.
Chris Froome settled for sixth place in the Volta a Catalunya as Joaquim Rodriguez sealed overall victory in his home city.
Barry Hawkins secured his second ranking title with a 4-0 victory over friend and practice partner Gerard Greene in Preston.
Former Olympic 400m bronze medalist Donna Hartley-Wass has been pronounced dead after sunbathing in her home.
Gymnasts Max Whitlock and Rebecca Tunney were crowned British champions at Liverpool's Echo Arena on Saturday.
Tucson police shot pepper spray at several hundred fans who took to the streets after the University of Arizona's overtime loss to Wisconsin in the NCAA college basketball championship tournament.
There was a buzz about the exhibition match between Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees - but it had nothing to do with the baseball stars on the pitch.
Track legend Michael Johnson suspects the best has already come from Usain Bolt - but feels the Jamaican can still break 19 seconds in the 200M.
British Swimming is to take on UK Sport in a legal battle to reclaim the millions of pounds in funding that was withdrawn from synchronised swimming.
World No 2 Laura Massaro clinched the Women's World Championship title in Malaysia on Sunday.
Michael van Gerwen ended Peter Wright's unbeaten record with a 7-5 victory in an ill-tempered match which also saw him move two points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
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They are seven brilliant young athletes with the same mouth-watering ambition — winning gold at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. And for the next three-and-a-half years, Sportsmail has teamed up with the National Lottery to follow their journey to Brazil. After the success of Tom Daley, Louis Smith and Co in the Magnificent Seven series ahead of London 2012, these seven athletes are aiming to follow in their footsteps.
As a Liverpool fan and a sprinter I am loving the strike force we are seeing at Anfield at the moment. It's nice to see some forwards with rapid pace and a deadly finish.
Jessica Ennis-Hill, one of the great icons of the London games, forged her medal success in the heart of the steel city.
At London 2012, Max Whitlock helped the British men win bronze in the team event - their first for 100 years - and followed it up with another third place.
Two pool sessions a day, weights and land training means that I know exactly how many calories I need to eat to keep on top of my game.
It's been a hectic few days but I'm now settled in at the Team GB holding camp in Barcelona. It's good to be out here and training.
JOHN GREECHAN: A birthday night out at Hampden, followed by a glorious return to the national stadium just a fortnight later. No need for Lynsey Sharp to explain just how she'd like to celebrate turning 24 this summer. The 800 metre runner is racing towards a comeback.
Walking on water is a bit of a stretch, whatever the picture may suggest. Anything short of that miracle, though, seems well within the capability of Scotland's most imposing aquatic ambassador - Michael Jamieson.
STEVEN DONN: There's a look of mischief on Meggan Dawson-Farrell's face. 'I've just had brain surgery - you're evil,' she tells coach Ian Mirfin.
His journeys have become Odyssean in nature and obstinate in purpose, but Doctor Andrew Murray's next challenge is to lead Scotland's athletes in Glasgow.
There will be 15 venues used for competitions during the Commonwealth Games, ranging from the Hydro Arena to the picturesque Strathclyde Country Park.
From today, one million tickets go on sale for the Commonwealth Games and the priority is to make the experience affordable and simple.
Introducing Sportsmail's fantastic new columnists, who will take you on their own personal journey - all the way to the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
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