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This is Episode 254, and it marks the end of an era. After 5 years, 254 episodes and 128 countries, this is the last ever Null & Void. As Tony prepares to start a new life in Australia, we take one last foray into the world of sport. We have Formula 1, Rugby League, Golf, Cricket, a fantastic finale to the Tour de France, and the story of a 75 year old curse being lifted in Gaelic Football. We are joined for the last time by our Football Correspondent Billy Carr. This time he's not only talking football-looking back at the World Cup and forward to the new Premier League season, but also talking triathlon - where he is setting some unbelievable times as he excels in this new sport. A huge thank you to all of you who have listened to us over the last 5 years. We hope you've had as much fun listening as we've had making each and every episode. Cheerio folks!

We are joined by golf professional Andy Wild to discuss how New Zealand's Ryan Fox won Golf's Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

We have all the latest from the World Cup, as England prepare to take on Argentina in the semi-finals, facing not just Messi and co, but a governing body wanting an Argentina final. We also have coverage of the iconic first ever women's test match to be held at the home of cricket, Lord's. That is followed by all the events from a superb finals weekend at Wimbledon. On top of this we have rugby union, golf, athletics and a fantastic first week of the Tour de France

We are also joined by Barry Wood, who shares with us his efforts to save the legacy of the Henley River & Rowing Museum, and the hope to have the statue of two of the greatest rowers moved to a new location.

To celebrate our 250h episode we are joined by Tennis Coach Justin Cook (from the JC Tennis Centre) to run his expert eye over the prospects for Wimbledon. We also have a wide array of sports including World Cup Football, T20 and Test Cricket (including the surprise resignation of England skipper Ben Stokes). We have rugby union, golf, athletics, rugby league and the return of "Get a Grip"!

This week we're joined by golf expert to look back at the US Open from New York. We also have World Cup football and Cricket, as well as the men's test team's loss to New Zealand. We also have Rugby Union, Tennis from Queen's, Rugby League, a review of the Netball Super League final, and the UK Athletics championships.

Along with updates from rugby union, rugby league (and Sir Kevin Sinfield's knighthood), golf, tennis, netball, athletics and a rare update on hockey. We then have your contacts, and of course, our long running feature where we have a pop at a fully deserving target and tell them to "Get a Grip"

In this week’s episode -  Arsenal fall short in the Champions League final, raising questions about what comes next. In contrast, Crystal Palace made history by winning the Europa Conference League, delivering a landmark moment for the club. In rugby league, Wigan continued their dominance, with the men securing their 22nd Challenge Cup title and the women completing an impressive double. At Roland Garros, the tournament has opened up completely,with all previous French Open winners already eliminated, guaranteeing a new champion this year.We also cover F1, rugby union, golf, cycling, and lots more.

We look at the Gunners’ title triumph and Aston Villa’s Europa League glory, plus Bordeaux lifting rugby’s Champions Cup. In F1, rising star Kimi Antonelli takes the chequered flag in Canada — and with the French Tennis Open getting  underway at Roland Garros, we’re  joined by our tennis expert, Justin Cook from JC Tennis in Berkshire, to size up the contenders.

Football Correspondent Billy Carr joins us to talk about the closing stages of Premier League and the European trophies up for grabs.