Graeme Murray

That was the question coming into the final stage of Round 1 of the EDR held in Pietra Ligure. With the return to multi-day stage racing, the EDR’s hopes seem destined to rest upon a nostalgic return to what made the sport so popular to begin with. But the question remained: will anyone be watching after two long days, finishing with a 7 th and final stage consisting of 980 meters with a vertical drop of 147 meters? Was this really the formula to bring the sport back to the masses?

A tricky brainteaser is challenging the nation to spot the mistakes in a golf image in less than five seconds - but only people of 'genius level' will be able to do so

Put your eyes and mind to the test with a mind-boggling teaser which you will need sharp eyes to find the letter amongst the all numbers in the image below

Is the wild side of mountain biking being left behind?

The Kola Superdeep Borehole in Russia is the deepest man-made hole on the planet, and it's so deep that you could stack Mount Everest on top of it and stil

The Lincolnshire market town topped the ONS happiness survey for England, scoring 8.09 out of 10 — and it's close to the world's only eight-sail windmill

It has been named the happiest place to live in England according to the Office for National Statistics

A historic Lincolnshire market town with a population of around 17,600, has topped the happiness rankings for England in the Office for National Statistics Annual Population Survey, scoring 8.09 out of 10.

This charming Lincolnshire market town has been named England's happiest place in the ONS Annual Population Survey, scoring highest for life satisfaction across the country

The R&A Merchandising Limited fiercely protects "The Open" brand through strategic trademark registrations and careful management of its usage. Discover how the world's oldest golf tournament maintains its prestigious identity and why you'll never hear it called "The British Open" in official contexts.