Luke Littler has swiftly risen to the top of professional darts since his impressive run of performances to reach the 2024 World Championship final, missing out to current World Number 1 Luke Humphries. A year on, Littler has overcome his previous woes to compellingly win the 2025 World Championship over the great darts legend Michael van Gerwen, achieving the ultimate prize aged just 17.

Wimbledon, Roland Garros, Melbourne, New York and the rest of the venues of the tennis season were greeted with enthralling action all year round. From emotional farewells to the success of young talents and the quad-annual Olympics, competition has been rich. Here’s a round up of the main action on the grass, clay and hardcourt in 2024.

Since Verstappen’s and Red Bull’s convincing win over the rest of the field in Japan, Verstappen has only won four other races - making it currently his lowest performing season since 2020. Despite this, Verstappen’s superb start to the season means he currently leads the Driver’s championship, as of the Autumn break.

Formula 1 is back for a new season of high-speed action and has already held thrilling opening races in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Japan. Each race, and even events before, have provided multiple talking points which can be hard to follow – so let’s recap.

Recently Disney invested $1.5 billion into the popular video game developer Epic Games, the creators behind Fortnite, to acquire an equity stake. Now that Disney has a grasp over the video game industry, and is one of the largest entertainment companies in the world, just how powerful and influential are they?

As the 2024 season is just around the corner, it is important to reflect on the action and storylines that have come before. So here is a recap of the 2023 F1 season.

Rishi Sunak made his first appearance and speech as Prime Minister of England at the Conservative Party conference and announced big changes.