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Gymnastics has witnessed a resurgence in the 21st century, as shown by the packed arena in Liverpool at the recent British Championships. But with that has come controversies aplenty.  So is it time for changes to be made?

EXCLUSIVE Over the past 75 years, no one can doubt the UK's influence on Formula One. Britain is home to many of the sport’s most successful teams, engineers, and drivers. But few will realise how one Merseyside man also played a huge role in shaping the sport. Jenna Murff reports.

When Mo Salah scored the fourth goal of Liverpool's 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, the game that sealed their 20th league title, he created one of the defining images of the season with his celebration. The prolific Egyptian striker, one of the club's modern greats, ran to the Kop and dropped to his knees, before taking a fan's phone and snapping a selfie with the celebrating masses behind.

Great drivers, constructors, and iconic tracks define Formula One. F1 would not be what it is today without Monaco, Spa, Silverstone, and all the other iconic racing venues.

With Everton set to move out of Goodison Park at the end of the season, many fans are wondering what will be done with their hallowed old stadium.

On Sunday, Liverpool claimed their 20th league title with a win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield. This is Liverpool's second league title in five years, and it puts them level with Manchester United for the most league titles in England. The...

The Coaching Development Circle A former social club tucked away in Birkenhead isn’t where you’d expect to find a group of ex-football players talking tactics and swapping coaching techniques over cups of tea, but the A&K Community Hub has become...

The FA have announced that as of the June 1st, transgender women will be unable to participate in footballing events. This comes after the UK Supreme Court ruled under the Equality Act 2010 that the phrase 'woman' refers to the...

The Great "Giant" Less than three miles from the hustle and bustle of Liverpool John Lennon Airport lies the small sleepy village of Hale. Among the thatch cottages, manor houses and pub sits St. Mary’s Church. Here, you would find...

Once home to the British and European Grand Prix in the 1950s, the roar of F1 returned to Aintree Club Circuit at the first of three annual track days. Held by Liverpool Motor Club, the track days are non-competitive events...