Just months after announcing his retirement from professional boxing in January 2025, the “Gypsy King” Tyson Fury has set the boxing world alight again with strong hints of a potential comeback.

Louise Quinn has announced she will retire at the end of the season.

Today veteran scrum-half Ben Youngs has officially announced his retirement from the sport at the conclusion of this current 2024/25 season.

Lotte’s journey with Arsenal continues as she signs a new contract extension with the Gunners, despite interest from the NWSL and some European clubs.

Yuki Tsunoda has been announced as the replacement alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing. The announcement was made after Liam Lawson’s performances at both the Australian and Chinese Grand Prix came under scrutiny, claiming he was ‘inexperienced’ behind the wheel of the RB-21. Lawson was announced as the 2nd driver for the successful Red Bull team after the retraction of Sergio Perez’s contract in December 2024. Lawson debuted at the Red Bull junior team, formerly named Scuderia Alpha Tauri in 2023 after Daniel Riccardo was out with injury from the 2023 Dutch Grand Prix, and later replacing him as a full time Racing Bulls driver from the 2024 United States Grand Prix.

Team GB duo, Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, won bronze at the figure skating World Championships in Boston, ending Great Britain’s 40 year medal drought.