Running a marathon is one thing. Watching someone you love do it, armed with fourteen WhatsApp groups, a shouting voice and a loose grip on logistics, is another. Together, they make the one day a year London remembers how to be kind out loud.
You don’t need a race number to take part in the London Marathon. Just a loud voice, a carefully plotted route across the city, and a willingness to chase crowds, cheer strangers and claim your post-race carbs.
We met Laila Edwards before the gold medal. Before Milan. Before the headlines. In Wisconsin, with her family around her and Dominique’s camera rolling, we saw the making of a champion who would go on to help deliver Olympic history.
Before a single ski leaves a track or a bobsled hurtles down the run, Milano Cortina 2026 has already crowned its fashion winners. Here's our definitive ranking of who's winning before the competition even starts.
Thighs, Travelodges and the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Part bruised, part bewildered, always hungry. This is the story of how rugby made me a fan for life.
Dominique Powers’ courtside view to billion-dollar valuations, this is the story of how the LA Sparks and the league they play for braided community, commerce, and culture into a night out that feels like the future.
Breaking barriers on the polo field: Meet Hannah Henderson, founder of the Ladies Polo Foundation and the trailblazer empowering women and girls in polo
Palomas, pagris and a whole lot of cricket. I'd never been to women’s cricket until I ventured to The Kia Oval in south London to watch England take on India in a summer showdown - what I found was a T20 that felt less like a polite sporting event and more like the summer party you didn’t know you needed.
Drama, rivalry and a whole lot of cricket. England Women are taking on India in a historic summer series with the men’s and disability teams in tow. From tactics to telly habits, Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight let us in on life at the top of the game.
At home, I need a reason to work out. On holiday, I’ll hike in flip flops to see a goat, then pretend to speak Italian to rent a paddleboard. Why I only say yes to new sports when I’m sunburnt and off-grid.
