The Shortlist in full: Finding the Edge by @jimmy9 Ultra Women by @lilycanter and @Emmajourno States of Play by @MiguelDelaney The Last Bell by @donaldgmcrae Engulfed by @JamesPiotr Test Cricket by @TimWig The Escape by @pippa_york and @DavidWalshST Congratulations to all

Lewis Moody was the idol of 30-year-old Tom Davies. Now both have MND ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/nxDOBKRDki

Thank you so much for all your kind birthday wishes. I genuinely mean that. I was truly taken aback by the thousands of positive, caring messages I received across my social media platforms. Each one meant more than you’ll ever know.  Most days, I wake up and struggle to find the

🗣️ “I’ve won races, I’m still winning races, but if I’ve helped one or two people to step back from the darkness, then I’ve done a good job. I’m trying not to cry.” Bryony Frost interview | ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/JloD6csbBe

Youth no longer wasted on more clued-up sporting prodigies Greater knowledge about nutrition, rest, conditioning, psychology and the rest means Jackson Koivun in golf, Arsenal’s Max Dowman and IPL centurions can prosper, ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/PvMSVBuOci

Recorded next episode of @BookiePrize show with @nfoggin @DavidWalshST & Pippa York. As a boy I loved watching Robert Millar fly down French mountains on a bicycle. Pippa & David were good company. Special episode out on @talkSPORT2 and as a podcast Thursday 18th. Brilliant book

A doping test saved Norway's Torstein Traeen by detecting his testicular cancer. But the UCI's oversight meant Lance Armstrong had a ‘card to play’ once his cheating came to light. Read more from @DavidWalshST ⬇️ https://t.co/Hh5VpmzsWP

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'I didn’t know Billy Guyton or Shane Christie. From what I’ve read, they were good blokes and great rugby players. They are just two of a significant number of rugby players who have ended their lives' ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/vnvqhKlVWx

✍️ Scottie Scheffler and Tadej Pogacar prove excellence is not boring @DavidWalshST says golfing great and cycling titan are ultra-serious about their sports but share a relaxed attitude towards their achievements that is highly endearingly ⬇️ https://t.co/9YrCv3HQIb

"Pogacar has won 4 of his 6 Tours. He improves a little each year but is essentially still the same rider, and pretty much every week of every season" @DavidWalshST says the dominant rider in the most credible era cycling has known should be celebrated ✍️

Seth Klarman avoids the spotlight—but his funding helps shape the Left’s policy machine.

THE TADEJ TOUR Vingegaard has lost belief he can beat @TamauPogi @DavidWalshST @TimesSport @LeTour https://t.co/6WxkKE38Po

Now or never for Vingegaard as Pogacar relishes brutal ‘queen stage’ After no change at top of standings on stage 17, with fans travelling far and wide to watch, Thursday’s leg takes riders into Alps for race’s toughest instalment | ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/UCixEYkaDs

THE DARK KNIGHT As always with Dave Brailsford, the big questions remain unanswered @DavidWalshST @TimesSport @thetimes #toujourslamemechose

SLAYING THE BADGER @TamauPogi far too wise to walk into Bernard Hinault’s trap of 1986 @DavidWalshST @TimesSport @thetimes @LeTour @GregLemond #bernardhinault https://t.co/coNgYTGNCC

BREAKING: Mamdani's odds collapse in NYC Mayoral Election. If he continues falling at the rate he has the past 24h, Cuomo would be the projected winner.

In 1951, when Wim van Est crashed down a ravine at the Tour de France, people understood that bad luck and terrible crashes were part of cycling Pogacar's fall today brought a reminder that things now aren’t quite what they were, writes @DavidWalshST https://t.co/Jrsb9Ds4QZ

Are Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard still rivals? This week will tell all @DavidWalshST says this Tour has reached a crossroads and will we learn whether the Slovenian really is on a different level ⬇️ https://t.co/C44sKbgHDs

"Before the Tour, the expectation was that if Oscar Onley was going to achieve anything, he would do it in the high mountains" @DavidWalshST says the young Scottish rider has surprised us - and his team - by being 7th at the Tour de France after week 1 🔽 https://t.co/BtfPmOyYv7

Oscar Onley can dare to dream as Tadej Pogacar’s rivals freeze in fear In only his second Tour, the Scot finished third on stage seven, only two seconds behind Pogacar and Vingegaard, in a performance that catapulted him to seventh | ✍️ @DavidWalshST https://t.co/RvK2llHSC9

"Six days of the Tour and this has been the greatest performance so far" @DavidWalshST reports as Ben Healy rides the last 40km solo to clinch his maiden Tour stage win 🔽 https://t.co/QOuBOZfz2G

The biggest challenge CEOs face everyday? Isolation. CEOs are surrounded by people--so they are rarely lonely. Isolation comes in 3 forms: - No confidants to confide in - No collaborative partners - The realization that the company falls mostly on their shoulders.