Matthew Safe From His Climb to the Top of the World
Matthew safely made it to the summit of Everest in the early hours of Saturday morning. He is now back at Base Camp, resting.
Matthew safely made it to the summit of Everest in the early hours of Saturday morning. He is now back at Base Camp, resting.
Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 03.05.2012 | UK Sport
An athlete’s epic steeplechase fail was caught on camera this weekend. Brigham Young University student Katy Andrews plunged headfirst into the ...
Lauren Bravo | Posted 03.05.2012 | UK Universities & Education
I'm not suggesting we offer girls different PE. I don't believe our feeble muscles and cosmetic commitments require daintier pursuits, like needlepoint or medium-impact gossiping. No. We should offer ALL kids different PE, if they want it.
Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 30.04.2012 | UK Sport
There's being knocked out and there's having your face pulverised by your opponent, as this shot of Tony Pietrantonio illustrates. The US light he...
PA | Posted 25.04.2012 | UK Universities & Education
A 15-year-old girl has died during a school game of rounders. Nicky Payne collapsed at around 11.30am on Tuesday during the game at Angley School, ...
Lucy Karsten | Posted 24.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Today's children are constantly being questioned. If I were in charge, I'd worry far more about that than if they are being 'over-tested'. Because ch...
Alistair Niederer | Posted 04.05.2012 | UK Tech
I would like to draw your attention to something that I find really interesting about the London Olympic games - that it will be the first time there is a truly social online Olympic event, there is even an online hub connecting fans with athletes.
Anne Look | Posted 15.04.2012 | UK
If you were an Australian growing up in the 70s, 80s or even 90s (me) then you'll remember Norm.
David Skelton | Posted 04.05.2012 | UK Sport
This weekend, millions of Brits will be betting on one of the world's most spectacular sporting events. The Grand National will be watched by about ten million viewers in this country alone - once a year punters will be placing a bet and people who don't normally watch horse racing will be watching the big race.
PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 13.04.2012 | UK
Most of the music at the London 2012 Olympics opening and closing ceremonies will be pre-recorded, meaning that spectators hoping for a live music ext...
Akeela Bhattay | Posted 05.04.2012 | UK Style
I must confess; I am not a fan of the cuspate, six-incher heel. Yes, they look very fetching and yes, they can add a prominent elegance and sometimes ...
PA | Posted 02.04.2012 | UK Sport
Hundreds of mourners have gathered to pay their last respects to former world champion darts player Jocky Wilson. Family and friends were joined by...
Tim Goodchild | Posted 29.03.2012 | UK Sport
So, congratulations Sergio Perez! It was great to see a new face on the podium, and it is a good story for Formula One.
Richard Bailey | Posted 16.05.2012 | UK Sport
The Spaniard stands at the centre of a sporting soap opera in which he is just shy of 24 hours of playing time without a single goal. Indeed, Torres has received more yellow cards than scored goals since moving from Liverpool to Chelsea for £50 million. Predictably, 'should Torres go?' polls have sprung up across the media and web...
Kristian Gough | Posted 14.05.2012 | UK Sport
After much trumpeting, backslapping and hour-long specials on Sky TV, last summer England were anointed world number one test side and presented with the ICC Disco Mace by a roller skating Sister Sledge (it is nearly camp enough for this to have really happened).
Kevin Cahill | Posted 14.05.2012 | UK Sport
Sport Relief was set up in 2002 to use the power and passion of sport to do good. It was founded on the premise that sportsmen and women have the power to drive awareness and engagement; and that the convening power of sport itself offered a genuine opportunity to drive change.
Posted 06.03.2012 | UK
Samajwadi Party supporters look they are having great fun smearing paint across their faces in New Delhi India. Election officials across five Indian ...
William Hanson | Posted 06.05.2012 | UK
Do we really think it is sensible to make our athletes - our ambassadors - refuse the hand of a competitor on the grounds that 'they don't know where it's been' and they may catch a nasty bug? This really is bonkers. I am still speechless now.
Jorn Tomter | Posted 02.05.2012 | UK Culture
I have been photographing the Chatsworth Road area in Hackney, London, since 2007, but decided to turn it into a more expansive project after the riots last summer. The project aims to honour and celebrate the people of the neighbourhood, giving locals a face and a voice.
Sarah McGiven | Posted 02.05.2012 | UK Style
This weekend I'm tracksuit shopping - old school Adidas tracksuit shopping, to be specific. I'm going all out for the classic three-stripe, totally man-made matching numbers that made such a lasting impression on me when the likes of Run DMC popularised them in the mid-1980s and have been sneaking into my wardrobe ever since.
Ellen Grace Jones | Posted 01.05.2012 | UK Politics
People are angry and are no longer the blind, flag-waving serfs we are expected to be by the governing elite. Contrary to Cameron, Unite's proposal to co-opt the games is patriotism personified and whether or not the strike will be executed, its proposition is something most should be getting behind. Given that sick and vulnerable patients will lie stranded in ambulances whilst a cavalcade of sponsors, dignitaries speed by in their Mercs along one of the VIP lanes, London's transport system is already pretty screwed, strike or no strike.
Dr Sneh Khemka | Posted 01.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle
I started thinking - how often do people put themselves at risk in the pursuit of good health? How often do people end up injured, in hospital or left needing long-term treatment because of skiing or other leisure activities? What's the cost of sporting injuries, both to our health and financially, in comparison to being inactive?
Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 29.02.2012 | UK Comedy
Here in Britain, we don't much care about basketball, least of all college basketball - but there is one thing we really do care about, and that's peo...
David Reilly | Posted 24.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle
I attended the Edinburgh Road Club annual dinner last week which I really enjoyed and, as well as good food and chat, we were treated to a presentation from Graeme Obree.
John Wight | Posted 21.04.2012 | UK
If the sport of boxing is to retain a shred of credibility and integrity after the shameful scenes in Munich at the weekend, before and after the heavyweight title fight between reigning champion Vitali Klitschko and challenger Dereck 'Del Boy' Chisora, Dereck Chisora must be given a lifetime ban.
Matthew Dieumegard-Thornton | Posted 23.05.2012 | UK Sport