The Latest Breaking News from Jumbo

The kiosks have saved corporate chains money on retail wages – but come at a price for our shared sense of community

The team remain in a state of rebuilding flux as they head into 2024. Whether that progresses is no longer up to Ellingworth

The 37-year-old explains he has not signed a new two-year deal with Ineos Grenadiers to make up the numbers and has big plans for the year ahead

The former Team Sky rider talks to Donald McRae about the state of the sport, the Richard Freeman revelations and rooming with Bradley Wiggins

Even before COVID-19, social isolation and loneliness were all too common across the community. Living among millions of other people is no comfort for people in cities, where the pace of life is often hectic, and technology and digitisation often limit, rather than help with, social interaction.

Jumbo-Visma’s Olav Kooij backed up his early-season results as Wout van Aert stole an early march on his probable main rival Tom Pidcock

Ayuso, Almeida and Soler in top 11 and riders gunning for Vuelta a España stage victory at Javalambre, says lead sports director

'If we can just improve a lot of things, I think we can quickly be on the same level as UAE and Jumbo'

Valter moves into overall lead after 13km test

A dominant performance on Wednesday's stage 17 left Jonas Vingegaard seven minutes in front of his nearest rival

Jumbo-Visma rider responds to questions about scepticism over his performances at this year's race