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McLaren and Lando Norris aim to put horror start behind them at Japanese Grand Prix

McLaren’s intent is clear as they enter the Japanese Grand Prix after a trying opening to the season: the only way is up. Suzuka’s singular and spectacular test will form another part of the team’s learning curve of the new regulations, with optimism that the defending champion Lando Norris’s title and the team’s constructors’ championship are still within reach.

‘The most painful TV experience I’ve ever had!’ Hugh Bonneville on his excruciating office comedy

Before he was Paddington’s dignified dad, the star nailed British awkwardness in Bafta-winning satire Twenty Twelve. Now he’s back as long-suffering manager Ian Fletcher, taking on Trump, the World Cup – and his foolish old intern

Bewildered Bellamy searches for answers after Wales World Cup heartbreak

Head coach constantly looks to the future but defeat by Bosnia and Herzegovina is not without consequences

World Cup playoff drama and Salah’s legacy at Liverpool: Football Weekly Extra

Max Rushden is joined by Jonathan Wilson, Nedum Onuoha and Will Unwin, featuring very sad voice notes from Barry Glendenning and Elis James, looking back on disappointments for the Republic of Ireland, Wales and Northern Ireland

George Russell: ‘I can’t spit my dummy out over something that I can’t control’

The F1 world championship leader on how he learned to channel youthful frustration at the back of the grid and the mental strength he gains from those closest to him

Michael Jordan explains why he was "all in" on NASCAR lawsuit and his vision for the sport

Updated on: March 27, 2026 / 7:58 AM EDT / CBS News

Michael Jordan says he was "aggressively going to win" NASCAR lawsuit

In December, Michael Jordan and 23XI Racing reached a settlement that could reshape the future of NASCAR. He opens up about what the settlement means in a rare interview with Gayle King. Watch more of the interview this weekend on "CBS Sunday Morning."

'Anything is possible': Kosovo one game away from World Cup fairytale

The minnows just need to win a playoff against Turkey at home to complete a qualification campaign that has become a rallying cry for national pride

March Madness Lost Cinderella to the Transfer Portal

Cinderella is dead, and the transfer portal killed her.

Chess: iconic Reykjavik Open sparks memory of Bobby Fischer from 1973

The US legend declined a $25,000 offer from shoe firm Clarks to meet the cream of England’s juniors

Sports quiz of the week: a fight, a joke, a gift and a Liverpool legend

Have you been following the big stories in football, rugby union, snooker, baseball and athletics?

When a football manager’s wardrobe says more than his tactics

From flannel shirts to herringbone tailoring, Pep Guardiola’s stylistic pivot hints at a man renegotiating his identity in the twilight of his footballing era