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Australian TV presenter apologises for ‘offensive’ Djokovic comments

Tony Jones mocked a group of chanting Djokovic fans behind him ahead of the Serbian’s third-round match.

The Independent UK

Aryna Sabalenka cruises through as Coco Gauff battles into last eight

Sabalenka brushed aside Mirra Andreeva 6-1 6-2 for her 18th win in a row at Melbourne Park.

The Independent UK

Andy Murray says coaching has been ‘pretty demanding’

Murray will be in the coaching box for the first time at the Australian Open on Monday.

The Independent UK

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Andy Murray willing to take whatever Novak Djokovic throws at him in Melbourne

The Scot will sit in his former rival’s coaching box for the first time at the Australian Open.

The Independent UK

Andy Murray says Novak Djokovic coaching role was unexpected

The Scot is helping out his former big rival at Melbourne Park.

The Independent UK

Australia beat India to clinch series victory

The six-wicket victory regained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and clinched a place in the World Test Championship final.

The Independent UK

Katie Boulter takes Iga Swiatek to the limit as Great Britain exit United Cup

The British number one had a break point at 4-4 in the deciding set against Poland’s five-time grand slam winner.

The Independent UK

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Katie Boulter sets Great Britain up for United Cup quarter-final with Poland

Katie Boulter sealed Britain’s progress with victory over Olivia Gadecki.

The Independent UK

Headlights are too bright! But US experts say they’re not bright enough

Driver complaints about high beams are commonplace, though specialists say US roads need to be better lit

The Guardian - US

A knife attack in Australia is being treated as terrorism

Australian police say a knife attack in Sydney that wounded a bishop and a priest during a church service as worshippers watched online and in person, and sparked a riot was an act of terrorism.

WEKU

Revolutionary Acts by Jason Okundaye review – bringing Black gay history to life

This groundbreaking debut tells the stories of six radicals who were among the first out Black gay men in Britain

The Guardian - UK

Tokyo governor's hydrogen innovation hopes for new deal

While rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific occupy Japan and Australia, Tokyo's governor hopes a new deal can combat another growing global challenge.

AAP

Australian Open: Schedule, Betting Odds, and Defending Champions Revealed

Get ready for the Australian Open with a comprehensive guide that covers how to watch, the schedule, betting odds, defending champions, and more. Tennis en...

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Welsh drivers set to be fined for exceeding blanket 20mph speeding limit

Hundreds of thousands have complained that the 20pmh blanket limit across Wales is ‘foolish’

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The 10 best photos of Spain celebrating the World Cup final win over England

Congrats to Spain!

Chronicle Live

Long Covid: Newcastle University team identify potential key symptoms of fatigue in nervous system

Newcastle University researchers could have made a key Long Covid breakthrough

The Conversation

Courage, wit and integrity: Raimond Gaita farewells writer, historian and son-in-law, Mark Raphael Baker

Mark Raphael Baker, who died on May 4, is best known for two outstanding books, radically different in kind. The groundbreaking Holocaust historian Christopher R. Browning describes Mark’s award-winning memoir The Fiftieth Gate, about his parents’ experience in the Holocaust, thus: “Combining precise historical research and poetic eloquence […] The…

Liverpool Echo

Thomas Cashman's fate may provide key to unsolved murders

The ECHO sat down for an exclusive interview with the detectives who led the investigation into the death of Olivia Pratt-Korbel

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Manchester Evening News

Olivia Pratt-Korbel's killer Thomas Cashman rode around on day of Queen's funeral 'to intimidate witnesses'

Thomas Cashman drove around the Dovecot community to silence witnesses following his initial arrest, according to detectives

Daily Mirror

Thomas Cashman 'rode around on bike to intimidate witnesses' on day of Queen funeral

Child killer Thomas Cashman rode around on a bicycle during the Queen's funeral trying to intimidate potential witnesses after shooting dead nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel, police believe

Liverpool Echo

Thomas Cashman 'rode around Dovecot on day of Queen's funeral to intimidate witnesses'

The ECHO sat down for an exclusive interview with the detectives who led the investigation into the death of Olivia Pratt-Korbel

The National (Scotland)

Koepka critical of ‘brutally slow’ pace of play at Masters

American kept waiting for another major triumph as Jon Rahm comes from behind.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Golf fans fled as trees fell at Augusta National while Masters play was suspended

Luckily, no one was hurt.

Liverpool Echo

'Unfinished business' and unanswered questions in Thomas Cashman case

"There's properties linked to him all across the North West"

Daily Mirror

Neighbours scoop £2.6 MILLION in postcode lottery with weddings and holidays planned

Neighbours on a Middlesbrough street are celebrating a massive £2.6 million jackpot win in the People's Postcode Lottery and are now planning holidays and weddings

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