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It was not long ago that General Min Aung Hlaing, the leader of the recent military coup in Burma (also known as Myanmar), was being fêted by the UK. In 2013, he met General Sir David Richards, the then head of Britain’s armed forces, who praised Burma’s “remarkable progress” in moving towards democracy and described Hlaing as “highly intelligent and well-intentioned”. After decades of dictatorship, Burma’s military had freed its most high profile political prisoner, Aung San Suu Kyi, and was finally letting her run the country in league with the army. UK training for Burma’s...

Daniel Carter, tormentor of South Africans… well, tormentor of anyone he played against… has retired. Rugby’s version of Lionel Messi, Roger Federer and LeBron James has finally said goodbye to a game he started playing 32 years ago.  Jean De Villiers (centre) of South Africa is tackled by Dan Carter (left) of New Zealand during their Tri-Nations match at Newlands Stadium in Cape Town on 6 August 2005. South Africa won 22-16. (Photo: EPA / Nic Bothma) He seemed eternal as a player, his youthful good looks almost unchanged after two decades on the world’s stage. But, as with all the g...

Report: Aston Villa 18-year-old could feature for first time this season against Leicester Photo by Neville Williams/Aston Villa FC via Getty Images Kaine Kesler could be included in a Premier League squad for the first time this season during Aston Villa’s clash with Leicester City on Sunday, as reported by the Birmingham Mail. While Villa have more quality in their roster than perhaps at any time since the early days of Martin O’Neill, they are somewhat lacking in the quantity department. Manager Dean Smith has used just 21 different players in the league in 2020/21 – fewer than any ...

Jose Mourinho has suggested that Tottenham Hotspur’s Gareth Bale will be put back in his side’s squad tomorrow if he makes himself available.

Centuries of weather data puts Britain's cold snap in historical perspective.