Snooker icon Stephen Hendry has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Kyren Wilson's comments about Shaun Murphy after he lost the Masters final. Wilson's remarks about Murphy, 42, being an ...

Stephen Hendry is considered one of snooker’s greatest-ever players after dominating the sport in the 1990s. He is the only person to win all three Triple Crown events in the same season on two ...

Scots snooker great Stephen Hendry has said he would still be playing professionally if it wasn't for a wrist condition. A return in 2020 proved ill-fated and he hung up his cue for good in the ...

Stephen Hendry has labelled Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson "winning machines" as he hailed both players for outstanding campaigns. Speaking on his Snooker Club podcast with Mark Watson, Hendry said ...

Snooker legend Stephen Hendry has had his say on the furore sparked by Kyren Wilson's remarks about Shaun Murphy following his defeat in the Masters final. Wilson's jibe at Murphy, 42, calling him ...

Only a fifth of voters believe the British Empire is something modern Britain should be ashamed of, a new poll suggests. A third of adults (33 per cent) believe that the UK's colonial period in ...

Stephen Hendry has praised the "talent" of snooker's top two ranked players Judd Trump and Kyren Wilson for their desire to dominate the sport's biggest prizes. World champion Wilson bounced back ...

The King of the Crucible dominated snooker during the 1990s but retired from the sport for a second time in the summer of ...

Reigning world champion Kyren Wilson got another title under his belt at the weekend just gone. He defeated Barry Hawkins in an epic German Masters Final. Wilson's triumph came just a couple of ...

This was the second time Hendry had call it quits, initially retiring in 2012 before returning in 2020. The seven-time world champion struggled to achieve big results upon his return, calling it a ...

STEPHEN HENDRY has opened up on the wrist condition that caused him to retire from snooker. The Scottish snooker icon, 56, hung up his cue last summer after turning down a two-year tour card.

Stephen Graham has criticised the portrayal of working class families in British dramas. The actor, 51, who claims to have a working class background, feels it is often misinterpreted in TV shows.