wolves have appointed the former benfica boss, bruno lage as their new manager, in place of nuno espirito he left last year after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown could become britain's youngest ever olympian after qualifying for the tokyo games. it was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified. both will have to wait to find out if they're selected. double olympic champion helen glover will also be competing in tokyo, after taking four years out from the sport and starting a family. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside olympic silver medallist polly swann. and leeds rhinos have been forced to postpone friday's super league match with st helens, after two positive covid—i9 tests — and a further seven close contacts within the rhinos squad. now back to the european championship and concerns are starting to grow amongst organisers, after four players in the last 2a hours have tested positive for covid—i9. two sweden players and two from the spain squad, including captain sergio bus

bruno lage is a step closer to becoming the new wolves boss.is managerial record didn't initially pass post—brexit rules. lage would replace nuno espirito santo, who left the club at the end of the season. a nineteen—year—old man in singapore has pleaded guilty — to sending death threats to the premier league footballer neal maupay on social media. derek ng is the first person outside the uk to be charged and convicted of such an offence. nick marsh reports from singapore. the premier league said it hoped today's ruling would serve as a powerful deterrent to would—be abusers no matter where they are in the world. they thanked the singaporean authorities, as did neal maupay, and brighton and hove albion in securing this landmark conviction. 7000 miles away, and the first of its kind outside of the uk. now, derek mg, 19 years old, pleaded guilty as expected today in court to sending these explicit death threats to neal maupay. he will be sentenced next month, and he can expect to receive a hefty fine of up to £10,000. he may also receive a jail t

wolves have appointed the former benfica boss bruno lage as their new manager, in place of nuno espiritonglish football after a spell as carlos carvalhal�*s assistant at sheffield wednesday and swansea. lage won the portuguese title with benfica in 2019 but he left last year, after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown has qualified for the tokyo 0lympics. it was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall but she said that made her even more determined. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified — and both will now have to wait to find out if they are selected for the team — that would make brown britain's youngest ever 0lympian. and rower helen glover will also be competing in tokyo — she won back to back gold medals in london and rio, but then she took four years away from the sport. she's since had a little boy and a set of twins, and decided to make her comeback last year. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside 0lympic silver medallist polly swann. new zealand captain kane williamson will miss the 2nd test against england, wh

wolves have appointed the former benfica boss bruno lage as their new manager, in place of nuno espiritowho have qualified for the olympics for the first time. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown has made the gb team for the tokyo olympics. it was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall but she said that made her even more determined. 15—year—old bombette martin will also represent team gb, as the sport makes its olympic debut. looking forward to watching some olympic skateboarding. england bowlerjames anderson has deleted a tweet mocking a team—mate's haircut, after more players were found to have posted offensive comments in the past. the tweet is from 11 years ago and anderson said he had changed as a person since then. this is the latest incident to come to light, following on from the suspension of ollie robinson by cricket's governing body. the organisers of parkrun have written to the prime minister, telling him they are fearful for the future of their events and stressing their importance to the mental and physical health of local communities