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A new Netflix documentary about the life and career of cycling legend Mark Cavendish has left viewers in tears.

Sir Chris Hoy is urging thousands of virtual cyclists to get on their bikes at home to beat cancer.

BBC Sports Personality of the Year is the biggest night in the sporting calendar, as stars gather to celebrate a year of sports achievements including the Olympics and Paralympics in Paris, Euro 2024 in Germany, and the Men’s and Women’s T20 World Cups.The event, held at MediaCity in Salford, kicked off at 7pm on Tuesday 17 December with Gabby Logan, Clare Balding and Alex Scott hosting the event. Alex looked stunning in a strapless black gown, while Clare dazzled in a trouser suit with a bronze brocade jacket and Gabby added to the glamour with a sparkling black fringe dress.The trio were onstage to oversee awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award, which is being given to Sir Mark Cavendish, the Unsung Hero Award, Coach of the Year, Team of the Year, World Sport Star of the Year, Young Sports Personality of the Year, the Helen Rollason Award given for “outstanding achievement in the face of adversity,” and of course, the much sought after Sports Personality of the Year award, for which the nominees are triathlete Alex Yee, para cyclist Dame Sarah Storey, darts player Luke Littler, Real Madrid and England’s Jude Bellingham, cricketer Joe Root, and Keely Hodgkinson, who won a gold over 800m in Paris.

The annual BBC Sports Personality of the Year takes place on Tuesday night as six high-profile athletes aim to take the prestigious trophy home.

Keely Hodgkinson was told by Sir Alex Ferguson that she might not fully value her Olympic gold medal until her career ends, during a heartfelt exchange at Old Trafford.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have welcomed a young photographer battling a rare and aggressive form of cancer to Windsor Castle, inviting the teenager to capture images at investitures. Kate, in an unusual public display of affection, was seen embracing 16 year old Liz Hatton from Harrogate.

Each month, Netflix has a slew of new titles, both movies and television shows, that debut on the streaming service.

Follow OK! on Threads here: https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Olympian Dame Laura Kenny has revealed she has given birth to her second son with an adorable social media upload following the heartbreak of her miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.The 31-year-old and her husband Sir Jason Kenny, 35, welcomed a baby boy named Montgomery on 20 July, with the cyclist taking to Instagram to announce the happy news on Saturday night. Dame Laura shared the sweet snap, which sees Montgomery – who will be given the nickname Monty for short – and the couple's five-year-old son Albie lying on their fronts with their names embroidered on the back of their blue jumpers, with her 198,000 Instagram followers.