James Gill

He overtook Australian Glen McGrath by taking the final wicket of the Test series against India

The reckless actions of Fenati could have caused a major crash

Your simple, easy to follow guide to the UEFA Nations League

Shark cliches galore, The Meg is an unfortunate cash grab which is not the blockbuster that the original shark films of the 1970s were, writes James Gill

“I’m tired Robbie”

Cambridge University Library published their findings on a Sumerian Tablet, their oldest written document, dating back 4,200 years

A rug that not only tied the room together, but also the narrative

Who says books can’t be works of art?

Liverpool failed to challenge de Gea at all, despite having the majority of possession

A 4-0 win in the first leg meant that Guardiola could play his under 19s side without worrying about the result

They came down from 2-0 down to bag all three points

Lynne Ramsay talks about her latest film, the current state of cinema, and the time Joaquin Phoenix punched an extra

100 acclaimed authors will each write one piece over the next 100 years for a literary time capsule, to remain unpublished until the 22nd Century

Books Editor James Gill takes a look at 11 of the biggest categories at this year’s ceremony

Lukaku getting a goal AND an assist against a top-six side? Nah mate you’re having me on

The second collaboration between the award-winning graphic artist and the music icon

“He leads the field by a very long furlong, out on his own, making his own weather. He is Klimowski, unafraid” – Harold Pinter

If you saw Joaquin Phoenix bounding down a corridor wielding a hammer you would truly wish you were never here

Dolly Parton’s ‘Imagination Library’ reached a stunning milestone on Tuesday

Jose Mourinho’s side get a key clean sheet away from home