MLS on Apple TV will no longer be behind an additional paywall. The extra subscription is going to be scrapped next year.

The MLS on Apple TV will no longer be behind an additional paywall, Paul Tenorio at The Athletic revealed last week. The company confirmed the decision on Thursday. The extra subscription will be scrapped next year. Instead, anyone who has the streaming service will be able to access all the games. The idea, of course, is to make the league more accessible.

Boxing It's not a title fight, but the stakes could hardly be higher as a Eubank and a Benn return to the ring. Anything could happen. Ring walks are expected around 9.30pm GMT/4.30pm BST. It's available on DAZN, Sky Box Office and other PPV providers. Fooball WSL Man City vs Man Utd: The visitors head into this derby on the back of a hugely impressive victory over PSG in the Champions League.

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The BBC is trying to recover following the resignations of top bosses Tim Davie and Deborah Turness. The director general and CEO of news announced their shock departures on Sunday night. Two narratives have taken hold in the days since. For some, this was the inevitable outcome of years of BBC incompetence - biased coverage of the war in Gaza, trans issues, the scandalous and the editing of a Donald Trump speech on Panorama.

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BBC Director General Tim Davie and CEO of News Deborah Turness resigned from their positions on Sunday. It follows the latest controversy to take place under their watch - the revelation that a clip of a President Donald Trump speech was misleadingly edited in an episode of Panorama.  Both Davie and Turness sent notes to staff explaining their decision. Perhaps the most telling lines comes from the one penned by Turness:

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