Liverpool remain interested in Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni and would like to sign him even if it were only on an initial loan.

Max Verstappen’s crushing dominance of Formula 1 continued at the Austrian Grand Prix after he put his Red Bull on pole position. The world champion, a winner at six of the first eight races, saw off his rivals at the Red Bull Ring to seal his fourth pole on the spin for today’s 71-lap grand prix. F1 grid: Starting positions for Austrian Grand Prix Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc provided Verstappen with a late scare, but the Monegasque had to settle for second place, crossing the line 0.048 seconds shy of the Dutchman. Carlos Sainz took third in the other scarlet car, while Lando Norris impressed in his revamped McLaren to take fourth spot. Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton finished fifth, 0.428 sec adrift. Sergio Perez’s torrid time continued after all three of his laps in Q2 were deleted for track limits. He lines up a lowly 15th on Sunday. Follow live updates from the Austrian GP with The Independent - the race starts at 2pm (BST). Read More Dutch driver Dilano van ‘t Hoff, 18, dies after tragic accident in junior race at Spa F1 grid: Starting positions for Austrian Grand Prix Max Verstappen claims team-mate Sergio Perez pushed him off track in Austria sprint win

I hate to do this to you, but I have to remind you of something

The rain returned to Wimbledon on Day 6 of the grass-court tournament

SNOQUALMIE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 25, 2023--

Self-proclaimed Test "addict" Stuart Broad was able to quit on his own terms, announcing on Saturday he would retire following the...

By Chris Prentice and Hannah Lang NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. regulators sued the former CEO and co-founder of Voyager Digital

Fox News anchor Tomi Lahren doubled down on her stance against Covid mandates

Dolly Parton says that she had to utilise what she could forage during her rural upbringing to create her own makeup.

Bruce Cassidy is on the verge of winning the Stanley Cup as coach of the Vegas Golden Knights

President Vladimir Putin acknowledged Russian troops fighting in Ukraine lack sufficient advanced weapons, as Kyiv’s forces reported some

Australian retail sales unexpectedly fell in June, suggesting consumers are hunkering down in response to the Reserve Bank’s