What to watch on TV today (2 Oct, 2026)
2 October 2026
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Bangladesh’s top-six hopes crushed by China
1 October 2026
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Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey sells for record $12.26M
1 October 2026
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What to watch on TV today (1 Oct, 2026)
1 October 2026
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Nagoya mayor says sorry for Asian Games 'inconveniences'
30 September 2026
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What to watch on TV today (30 Sept, 2026)
30 September 2026
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Eleven-year-old becomes youngest woman grandmaster
29 September 2026
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Chess
Asian Games gold done, Sri Lanka's Pathirage targets Olympics and the worlds
29 September 2026
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Athletics
Interview / ‘Indicator of progress is beating high-calibre teams’
29 September 2026
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Chess
What to watch on TV today (28 Sept, 2026)
29 September 2026
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No big promises
Bangladesh's premier shooter Abdullah Hel Baki is not making any big promises regarding his chances in his pet event of
7 August 2016
'I don't have time for drug cheats'
Australian Mack Horton ripped into Chinese giant Sun Yang for his doping record Saturday after robbing him of his Olympic men's 400 metres freestyle title.
7 August 2016
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Nobel Laureate Professor Mohammed Yunus met with Indian cricketing icon Sachin Tendulkar during the opening ceremony
7 August 2016
Brazil cracks down on protestors
Rio Olympics organizers on Sunday threw their weight behind a police crackdown on Brazilians holding up signs in stadiums against unpopular interim president Michel Temer, despite accusations of censorship.
7 August 2016
Drone fired at media centre
A bullet that penetrated the roof of the media center at the Rio Olympics equestrian venue may have been a stray fired by a gunman aiming at police aircraft, Brazil's defense minister said Sunday.
7 August 2016
USA win 42nd in a row
Five-time defending champion United States stretched its Olympic women's basketball win streak to 42 games Sunday with a 121-56 rout of Senegal.
7 August 2016
Shooter wins China's first gold in Rio
Zhang Mengxue gets China off the gold medal mark at the Rio Games today, the Olympic debutant winning the women's 10m air pistol title.
7 August 2016
Ailing Venus exits Games
Four-time gold medallist Venus Williams, suffering with a virus, slumps to her first ever opening round loss at an Olympic Games
7 August 2016
Records fall in explosive start
Olympic action begins in earnest with swimming records falling, bomb and bullet scares, and a sickening double leg break in gymnastics.
7 August 2016
2 shot dead at Olympic sites
Police shot a mugger near the stadium where the Rio Olympics opening ceremony took place and a woman was killed close to
6 August 2016
Rio sets its own standard
The opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympics on Friday night did not feature any of the tech gimmicks or futuristic visual
6 August 2016
Thrasher claims 1st Rio gold
American teenager Virginia Thrasher claimed the first Rio Olympics gold medal in the shooting on Saturday.
6 August 2016
What they said
Our admiration for you is even greater because you managed this at a very difficult time in Brazilian history. We have always
6 August 2016
Rio games starts in earnest
The honour was for Brazil's former long
6 August 2016
Shakil ends in 22nd place
International Master Abu Sufian Shakil became 22nd in the Commonwealth Chess Championship after losing the last round
6 August 2016
The party begins
Friday started in a frenzy in Rio. Brilliant sunshine had people swarming all over the sidewalks and beaches. Long tailbacks
6 August 2016
Thrasher claims first Rio gold
US teenager Virginia Thrasher claims the first Rio Olympics gold medal with her final shot in the shooting on Saturday.
6 August 2016
Neymar, Brazil seek to bounce back: Rio Olympics
Mercilessly cast as "greedy" and "missing" for failing to fire Brazil to victory in their Rio 2016 opener against South Africa, Neymar and his highly-touted teammates need a big response against Iraq on Sunday.
6 August 2016
Jeers for Brazil president Michel Temer dampen Rio Olympic joy
The Maracana stadium erupts in jeers as Brazil's unpopular interim president Michel Temer opens the Rio Olympics and the hostility spreads far beyond the sports venue.
6 August 2016
Beating heart of Brazil's musical heritage reveals deeper message
A joyful sashay through Brazil's extraordinary musical heritage is infused with a social message and a warning over the dangers of climate change as Rio de Janeiro draws back the curtain of the 2016 Olympic Games with a highly charged opening ceremony.
6 August 2016