Sport England, the non-departmental public body of the UK government that provides services and funding to sport, has announced today £10 million in National Lottery funding to encourage more women from disadvantaged communities, and women caring for children, to play sport.
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Phil Mickelson may skip Houston Open as fans will be present
Phil Mickelson says he is considering pulling out of the Houston Open due to health and safety reasons as fans will be present at the Masters tune-up event
NFL prepared to push back Super Bowl LV to March
The National Football League is ready to push back Super Bowl LV into March in the wake of the global Covid-19 pandemic, according to Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy.