World Arsenal’s reaction to Mesut Özil exposes the old lie that “sport and politics don’t mix” Sport has given us many ludicrous sentences over the years. “And the BBC sports personality of the year for 1971 is Princess Anne”; “And the BBC… By Daniel Harris
Sport Everyone loves a redemption story – and Gareth Southgate has given England one By Daniel Harris
Sport The World Cup has been hijacked by scumbags – let’s use it to remind us to be better By Daniel Harris
Politics Corbyn’s lack of action suggests he doesn’t understand anti-semitism, or leadership By Daniel Harris
Bradley Wiggins claimed to be a true British hero. He wasn’t A damning report into drugs use at Team Sky should finally extinguish any belief in the British team's moral superiority. By Daniel Harris
To revive Manchester United Jose Mourhino must change how he thinks The manager is not entirely responsible for the team's problems, but he must learn from his cross city rivals. By Daniel Harris
The Eni Aluko affair has dripped with racism, and the FA appears to have learned little from it The lioness's treatment shows an association out to protect only itself. By Daniel Harris
Whatever their intention, Spurs fans should stop calling themselves Yids The team's supporters cannot “reclaim” the word Yid because it is was never theirs to claim. By Daniel Harris
Why do we treat footballers as though they have no right to choose who they work for? Footballers do not forego their right to work and live in a place of their choosing simply by earning well… By Daniel Harris
Money stinks up the Premier League, but there’s still no sport like English football As England's top footballing tier returns for the new season, let's try to separate the good from the bad. By Daniel Harris
How Johanna Konta learnt to control her mind and stun Wimbledon The UK tennis player faces Venus Williams in the Wimbledon semi finals. It's going to be epic. By Daniel Harris
Kell Brook was right to stop his own fight – saying otherwise is indefensible The boxer's decision to take a knee after a serious injury rather than struggling on was the right one. By Daniel Harris