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Scottish construction firms 'pushed to the brink' by Labour government policies

THE Labour government has been warned that its tax rises and soaring costs are pushing Scottish construction firms “to the brink” with hundreds…

The National (Scotland)

'Serious incidents continue to occur' – CPA Women calls for 'substantial review' of SafeR after Urška Žigart's crash at Tour de Suisse

Slovenian rider broke jaw after crashing over a speed bump in the final kilometre of stage 2

Cycling News

'I think the riders went too far'- Giro d'Italia organisers hit back at Jonas Vingegaard's pressure to neutralise GC times on rough roads of Milan

Rider unity forces UCI commissaire and RCS Sport to quickly accept a compromise

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Copa Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Copa (NYSE:CPA) reported stronger first-quarter profit and margins as the Panama-based airline cited robust demand across its network, higher passenger yields and continued cost discipline, while warning that sharply higher jet fuel prices will weigh on second-quarter results. Executive Chairman an

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'A geeky area of technology is blowing up into one of cycling's trickiest dilemmas' - How has rider data become such a controversial conundrum for the sport?

From GPS trackers to improve rider safety and power data's anti-doping potential, to the issue of ownership – rider data has quickly become one of the peloton's most divisive topics, but why?

Cycling News

IRS glitch masked $51m in political donations, finance watchdog says

Exclusive: Error in second half of 2025 came after IRS saw over a quarter of its workforce reduced after huge cuts by Doge

The Guardian - US

'No one enjoys seeing money spent on lawyers but this is about unity' – Adam Hansen defends CPA's vote to help fund UCI's legal battle with SRAM

'If we don't back the UCI now then why would they listen in the future' says CPA boss

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Lotto-Intermarché 'dishonest' with riders over future amid long-running merger process

'The teams can decide whether or not to keep a rider, but the rider himself can't do anything to leave' says CPA President Adam Hansen

Cycling News

'They should have known months ago' – CPA president Adam Hansen intervenes to try and alleviate prolonged rider uncertainty over Lotto-Intermarché merger

'Even more disappointing was having to tell some of them that they didn't have a contract for next year, especially when they had been told otherwise'

Cycling News

'Great for the riders' - CPA President Adam Hansen argues that upcoming Israel-Premier Tech name-change and rebrand will have positive impact for team members

CPA President says he discussed team's situation with owner Sylvan Adams during Rwanda Road World Championships

Cycling News

Cycling union president suggests cutting short top races to deter protesters

Adam Hansen, the president of riders’ union CPA, said that shortening races - despite the huge financial and logistical nightmare that poses - would deny protesters a platform

The Independent UK

'A small sacrifice' - CPA President Adam Hansen calls for cancellation of stages to deter protests

Former racer argues absence of racing would take away protestors' platform

Cycling News

No Vuelta stage 11 winner as pro-Palestinian protesters cause chaos in Bilbao

The Professional Cyclists’ Association has demanded better security at the Vuelta a España after protesters disrupted stages in recent days

The Guardian - UK

'If it's all peaceful, then there's no problem' – Riders meet with organisers and UCI on Vuelta a España start line over safety amid multiple pro-Palestine protests

Bilbao stage continues after brief protest stops race in neutralised zone

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'We are just cyclists doing our job' – Vuelta a España riders blame pro-Palestine protests for causing crash, demonstration delays start of stage 11

Multiple riders allege protesters caused an incident on stage 10

Digital Camera World

This is your sign to share your best work: 10 global photo contests now open for entries from September to February

From landscapes and street to architecture, portraits and beyond – these international photography competitions want to see your images, open to photographers of all levels

The Guardian - UK

Peter Smith obituary

Other lives: Ceramicist who produced domestic earthenware using traditional methods

Digital Camera World

Your shots deserve the spotlight: 10 global photo contests now open from August to January

From landscapes and street to architecture, portraits and beyond – these international photography competitions want to see your images, open to photographers of all levels

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'We can't sit here and say all the problems are from outside' – Cyclist Alliance's Grace Brown spearheads unity campaign at a Tour de France Femmes where debate over rider respect is bubbling

'We're not afraid of saying that the riders have a part to play in making the racing more safe' said Brown while also pointing to the shared responsibility

Cycling News

'Maybe making the bunch even bigger is a mistake' – Mathieu van der Poel questions safety of increased Tour de France peloton size

Dutchman weighs in on debate with the bunch of all Grand Tours increasing from 22 to 23 teams and from 176 riders to 184

AAP

Soccer bosses kicked into court over A-League expansion

The owners of Macarthur FC have filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit alleging governing body Football Australia misled them ahead of the club's A-League entry.

Cycling News

UCI, Alpecin-Deceuninck to pursue bidon thrower 'so that such behaviour is severely punished'

Mathieu van der Poel's team: 'misbehaviour of a few individuals can have far-reaching consequences'

Cycling News

Rider behaviour, unsafe routes, or higher competition – why are the Classics so dangerous right now?

Riders weigh in on the recent crashes and incidents, and what can be done to improve safety

Cycling News

What is the UCI's Extreme Weather Protocol?

As incidents of extreme weather during racing become more common, the UCI's guidelines will likely take effect more often

The Guardian - US

US rise of cryptocurrency and fall of regulation pose ‘profound risks’ – report

Center for Political Accountability, which advocates for corporate disclosure, warns of fallout from Trump’s efforts

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