Luke Littler's sponsor Target Darts reports a revenue surge to £106.5m, as the European Tour heads to Budapest for the Hungarian Darts Trophy.
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Beau Greaves underlines her dominance with a 59th Women's Series title, while Vincent van der Voort recalls a memorable clash with Eric Bristow.
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The Australian Darts Masters gets underway in Wollongong, but with the world's top players absent, the field is wide open for the final World Series event.
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Luke Littler anoints himself as the game's top scorer, while players prepare for the Australian Darts Masters and Keegan Brown opens up on his health.
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Simon Whitlock lands a perfect leg in Auckland, where Ross Smith suffers a shock first-round exit at the World Series event.
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On 13 August 1960, the man who would win two BDO world titles and sixteen in total, Phil 'The Power' Taylor, was born in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Brody Klinge and Oskar Lukasiak take major steps towards Ally Pally qualification, while Gian van Veen faces a luggage crisis ahead of the New Zealand Dart
The BBC didn't just broadcast darts in the 1980s — it made the sport what it was. Then it walked away. Here's what that cost darts, and who picked up the pieces.
The Lakeside Country Club held 1,170 people for darts. It sounded like a football ground. Here's why the smallest venue in world sport produced the loudest crowds.
Darts didn't become a major British sport by accident. It grew out of the pubs and working men's clubs of northern England and the Midlands, hit peak television in the early 1980s, and then fractured into two competing visions of what the game should be. This is how that happened.