Rob Harris is a Sports Correspondent at Sky News. He specializes in covering European football, FIFA, and competitive sports, with a keen focus on the World Cup and sports business. Rob's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Washington Post, Yahoo Sports, and the Boston Globe.
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By: Rob Harris
Thursday, 10 October 2024 17:34 By Rob Harris, sports correspondent
"Getting Sir Chris Hoy's important men's health messages out there could save countless lives of other men," Professor Roger Kirby, vice president of Prostate Cancer UK, told Sky News.
By: Rob Harris
The proposed regulator for men's football in England will no longer have to ensure decisions on club takeovers align with the government's foreign and trade policy.
By: Rob Harris
It is not just about the finances. Erik ten Hag benefited from more than half a billion pounds in new signings.
By: Rob Harris
It is not just about the finances. Erik ten Hag benefited from more than half a billion pounds in new signings.
Friday, 22 November 2024 11:43 By Rob Harris, sports correspondent Manchester City have lost their latest battle with the Premier League over financial rules.
By: Rob Harris
Tuesday, 3 December 2024 11:39 By Rob Harris, sports correspondent
By: Rob Harris
The Football Association will contact Crystal Palace player Marc Guehi to remind him religious messaging is banned from equipment after a Christian message was added to his captain's armband, Sky News understands.
Three weeks before Christmas, the Football Association (FA) could have to sanction a player's devotion to Jesus.
By: Rob Harris
The London 2012 organiser promised to "safeguard the female category" if he is elected, warning that if a vacuum is left, "you end up with some of the things that we witnessed in Paris", an apparent reference to Imane Khelif's controversial women's boxing gold medal.
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