All news by author: Darren Lewis

Ange Postecoglou plans to beef up his attack at Tottenham but - whatever happens - Son Heung-min will be a key component of his plans after an impressive start to the season

O'Sullivan has become the oldest player to win the UK ­Championship – 30 years after he became the youngest. And thanks to his new documentary, The Edge of Everything, he's helping others prioritise mental health issues in the sporting world. And it couldn't come soon enough

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will try to transform Manchester United into a title-winning team again once his 25 percent investment in the three-time European champions is finalised

Toure, on the shortlist for the Premier League ’s Hall of Fame earlier this year, believes the 27-year-old could easily play in City’s midfield. Just like he did.

For the families still knee-deep in the grief and psychological trauma of the Israel-Hamas war there is no escape

We have the luxury of turning the TV off but for all of the families knee-deep in grief and trauma over the last 52 days in Israel and Gaza there has been no escape, writes Darren Lewis

'For the ITV show, it seems no public figure is too controversial, too off limits, too distasteful or too beyond the pale. No boundary of taste and decency is too sacrosanct to breach'

After a day of political chaos with a major reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet - which included Suella Braverman's sacking - Darren Lewis celebrates the loss of Britain's 'most dangerous cabinet minister'

The Home Secretary's latest divisive statement is that sleeping rough is a "lifestyle choice"

Arsenal are hoping to end a 20-year wait for a Premier League title this season - but Mikel Arteta knows his team must keep clean sheets if they want to achieve that aim

Everton have tied Abdoulaye Doucoure down to the club until 2025 with a new contract that will see him become the top earning player at Goodison Park after his stunning form proved his importance to manager Sean Dyche

Tottenham currently sit top of the Premier League after a brilliant start to the season under new manager Ange Postecoglou and both Mikel Arteta and Arsene Wenger believe they are genuine title challengers

Technology is still the most powerful tool in levelling the playing field, but official statistics show Black drivers are still several times more likely to be pulled over by police

Alejandro Garnacho used two gorilla emojis to caption a picture of him and his Manchester United teammates celebrating with Andre Onana after the goalkeeper's penalty save Copenhagen

Tottenham host Fulham as they bid to maintain their fine start to the season by returning to the top of the Premier League. The spectre of far more serious events in the Middle East has put sport firmly into perspective

Not all Caribbeans who heeded the call 75 years ago to come and help with a post-Second World War labour shortage decided to stay put in the UK. Darren Lewis meets them

No parent should endure what too many already have during the terrifying, blood-soaked, cycle of vengeance in the Middle East since last Saturday's attack, writes Darren Lewis

Jewish football fans have spoken out on their disappointment at the silence from the footballing world in the wake of the horrific scenes in Tel Aviv and Gaza this week

Around 30 athletes from football, cricket and rugby held a meeting to discuss the Israel-Hamas war, with players wanting to see fitting tributes to all who have lost their lives

Eden Hazard has retired from football after a wretched spell at Real Madrid, but his starring role for Chelsea in an era of massive success means he will not be forgotten

Darren Lewis knows only too well the heartbreak that comes with our knife epidemic, and he says we urgently need a better way forward and a national strategy so families don't live in fear

Question Time presenter Fiona Bruce called Roberto Gocan, 35, to apologise for describing him as 'the Black guy' on air. The broadcaster said she was 'wrong to identify him as I did'

Arsenal face Manchester City on Sunday in an early test of both side's title credentials, but the champions will arrive to the capital without influential Spanish midfielder Rodri

Arsenal have a poor record against Manchester City and it cost them in the Premier League last season, but Mikel Arteta is confident his side can turn the tide this weekend

Kevin Keegan has made national headlines with his comments on not liking former female footballers working as TV pundits on the men's game - a dinosaur's viewpoint straight out of the dark ages