The dates for the 2026/27 Paddy Power PDC World Darts Championship have been confirmed, with the tournament set to return to Alexandra Palace from Friday December 11 through to Sunday January 3.
Luke Littler continued his remarkable rise in darts history as he successfully defended his World Matchplay title in stunning fashion, breaking records previously held by the legendary Phil Taylor along the way.
The countdown is on for one of darts’ biggest summer events as the World Matchplay returns to Blackpool, with the sport’s biggest names battling it out for one of the most famous trophies on the calendar.
The PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace is one of the most electrifying sporting events on the global calendar. Across the festive period, thousands of fans descend on London for a unique blend of world-class darts, unforgettable atmosphere, and premium hospitality experiences.
Luke Littler and Luke Humphries remain firmly in the hunt for US Darts Masters glory after both secured quarter-final spots in New York, although Josh Rock was the biggest casualty on the opening night after suffering a shock defeat to Jim Long.
Luke Humphries begins the defence of his bet365 US Darts Masters crown with a tricky opening tie against former North American champion Leonard Gates, while fellow star Luke Littler has been handed a first-round clash with Canada’s David Cameron.
Henley Royal Regatta returns from Tuesday 30 June to Sunday 5 July 2026, bringing with it one of the most iconic and effortlessly elegant weeks in the British summer calendar.
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show once again put on a fantastic display of cutting-edge garden design, inspired by sustainability, wellbeing, and climate resilience.
The line-up for the 2026 Henley Festival has headline acts for each day that include Boy George & Culture Club, Ezra Collective, Sugababes, Jo Whiley’s 90s Anthems, Lulu, Bjorn Again, Alex James’ Britpop Classical, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra with very special guest Laura Mvula, and finally The Bootleg Beatles.
Stephen Bunting signed off his Premier League campaign on a brighter note as he overcame good friend and defending champion Luke Humphries 6-3 in Sheffield to claim his second nightly win of the season.
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