Gary Lineker bid an emotional goodbye as he signed off hosting Match Of The Day after 26 years, saying it had been an “absolute privilege” and “utterly joyous” to front the show.

Lineker opened the show with a light-hearted reference to the recent social media controversy which brought forward his departure from the BBC.

Graeme Smeaton said attempting the challenge on courses where he first fell in love with the sport will be ‘incredibly special’.

The public should create secret passwords with their family and friends to help them identify whether they are really interacting with them or an AI-generated deepfake impersonating them, a cyber ...

University staff are striking over hundreds of threatened job losses and compulsory redundancies. University and College Union (UCU) members at the University of Dundee (UoD) will begin another five ...

Wet weekend weather is expected to continue into the Monday bank holiday, ending a record-breaking dry spring. While the UK will not see “a washout for everybody”, meteorologist Becky Mitchell said, ...

The former England striker confirmed this week that he would be leaving the corporation following controversy over a social media post.

Lineker presented his final Match of the Day following controversy over him sharing a post about Zionism which featured an emoji of a rat.

Projections suggest melanoma skin cancer cases will rise again this year to 21,300 cases across the UK – the highest on record.

Thomas Bramall controversially disallowed a Morgan Rogers goal, contributing to Villa missing out on the Champions League.