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Alan Yentob: BBC TV's creative giant, on screen and off
As one of Britain's most influential TV executives and presenters, he helped shape the modern BBC.

SYOS Aerospace celebrates top honour at 2025 NZ Hi-Tech Awards
SYOS Aerospace has won the PwC Hi-Tech Company of the Year at the 2025 NZ Hi-Tech Awards, recognising its growth and international export success.

What's left to play for on Premier League final day?
With the title and relegation matters long decided, BBC Sport looks at what remains left to play for on the Premier League's final day.

Bordeaux 'out of order' in fracas with Pollock
Northampton director of rugby Phil Dowson accuses Bordeaux’s players of being “out of order” after Henry Pollock appeared to be grabbed around the neck after the final whistle of Saints’ Champions Cup final defeat.

Expert urges calm over mosquito disease found in UK
Prof Jonathan Ball says tropical viruses are moving north but people should not be "too concerned".

Russia launches largest overnight air attack yet on Ukraine
Twelve people were reported killed in Ukraine, with its air force saying 22 locations were hit by Russian air strikes.

Eagles star cops injury blow
Jake Waterman leaves the field with a suspected shoulder dislocation against Adelaide.

One win in 97 years: Waratahs must conquer Eden Park demons to reach finals
Since 1928, the Waratahs have won once at Eden Park. Dan McKellar’s men must create history on Saturday - and hope another result goes their way - to keep their season alive.

Gus explains Galvin backflip
Phil Gould explains what led to the Bulldogs becoming interested in signing Lachlan Galvin

RTS scores in the corner
Warriors fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck opens the scoring against Canberra.

Star Eagle pops shoulder as Rachele inspires Crows
Star forward Jake Waterman could be set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines after dislocating his right shoulder in West Coast’s 66-point loss to Adelaide at Adelaide Oval.

BBC arts broadcaster Alan Yentob dies aged 78
He interviewed a raft of important cultural and creative figures over a lengthy career at the BBC.

Thelin feels warmth of Aberdeen fans again after cold winter
Jimmy Thelin's rollercoaster season is rewarded as belief and composure leads Aberdeen to Hampden triumph.

County reserve is England's 'special talent' - Bashir tweaks pay off
Despite not being able to get a game for his county, England spinner Shoaib Bashir puts doubts over his place "to bed".

'Your colour didn't matter - if you lived in Tiger Bay, you were from the bay'
Four friends reminisce about growing up in Cardiff's Tiger Bay in the 1950s.

Post Office offer amounts to just half of my claim, says Bates
Former subpostmaster Sir Alan Bates has accused the government of presiding over "quasi-kangaroo courts".

‘The goalposts moved’: Gus explains Bulldogs backflip as Galvin set to sign
Canterbury supremo Phil Gould initially dismissed his side’s chances of signing Wests Tigers’ teenage playmaker. Now, Lachlan Galvin is Belmore-bound on a three-and-a-half year deal.

Lloyd and TJ go head to head on who the flag favourite is
Llordo and TJ go head-to-head on who's the clear premiership favourite.

Who is Sinner's biggest challenge in Paris?
Thanasi Kokkinakis reveals the one player who will put Jannik Sinner to the test at the Roland-Garros.

Tapine mocks rival over crusher tackle call
Joseph Tapine gives away a penalty for a crusher tackle on Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad.

Starling levels the scoring
Canberra's crafty hooker gets the side on the board in Auckland.