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Tortured runner who risked life in dinghy to escape persecution finds 'dream life' in UK

Eskander Turki fled his native Ethiopia after being held in an underground cell where he was 'tortured, burned and beaten' for attending a protest

Wales Online

Wales captain Sophie Ingle envious of Chelsea teammates preparing for Euro 2022

The 30-year-old midfielder played for Great Britain at the Tokyo Olympics last summer

The Independent UK

Sport's governing bodies are at loggerheads about transgender participation, but Australia can take the lead

Sport's governing bodies are feeling pressured into picking sides in what has become a culture war, although experts warn Australian anti-discrimination policies would prevent blanket bans on transgender athletes being adopted here.

ABC News

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University College London generates £10bn a year for UK, says report

UCL’s research, knowledge and support for business startups provides boost ‘equal to holding Olympics every year’

The Guardian - UK

Ten years that changed the face of women’s football

From the 2012 Olympics to next month’s Euros, the game has made great strides but there is still much to do

The Guardian - UK

Daryll Neita escapes shadow of Dina Asher-Smith with British win ahead of Worlds

Asher-Smith: “I’m annoyed because I’d rather win. Fuming because I don’t like losing"

Daily Mirror

Gold Coast's 'bright future' challenged 'astronomical costs' and stalled developments

Beyond its idyllic beaches and perfect weather, there's a $20 billion reason why 120,000 people are expected to move to the Gold Coast by 2032. But that migration presents some big problems for the city.

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Winter Olympic medallist Scotty James wanted to quit snowboarding, but talking helped him find his way back

Scotty James is a dual Winter Olympic medallist and three-time world champion in snowboarding, but he didn't always feel confident, or capable.

ABC News

Conrad Charlton was the first voice on ABC radio 90 years ago and his sons Michael and Tony were TV broadcasting pioneers

When the ABC launched 90 years ago, Conrad Charlton was the first voice on air. His son, Michael, then was the first face on ABC TV and another son, Tony, also worked at the ABC and called the first televised VFL match on commercial television.

ABC News

The palm cockatoo should be Brisbane Olympics mascot – imagine a stadium full of big crested hats and drumming on seats

Games recognition could spur conservation action for the birds lovingly known as ‘rockatoos’ for their punk mohawks, vocal dexterity and percussive talents

The Guardian - AU

Ireland’s Tailteann games: forgotten Gaelic ‘Olympics’ that shaped a democracy

A century ago as the country emerged from civil war, an event that rivalled the 1924 Paris Games helped establish a viable nation

The Guardian - UK

I think I am ready for competition: Bajrang Punia

The fully-fit wrestler says he is hoping for a good beginning at the CWG

The Hindu

Zharnel Hughes: 'I can’t change anything, it's gone - but I forgive CJ Ujah'

Britain's European sprint champion tries to move on from his Olympic heartbreak caused by team mate's failed drugs test

Daily Mirror

Ricky Burns looks ahead to the Commonwealth Games as he backs Scotland's boxers to get gold

THERE is no special treatment afforded to Ricky Burns at the Boxing Scotland gym and you expect that’s just how he likes it. The photo call…

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The Hindu

Does Marchand have a shot at chasing down Phelps?

The Frenchman threatened the legendary American’s longstanding 400m individual medley mark at the World Championships. Born to world-class swimmers and coached by Phelps’ former mentor, the 20-year-old is leaving nothing to chance in his pursuit of the world record

The Hindu

Compound event gets the Olympics push

World Archery proposes inclusion at the 2028 Los Angeles Games

Inverse

You need to watch Rosario Dawson’s most underrated psychological thriller before it leaves HBO Max next week

Twisty and tightly plotted, this thriller features two big stars before they were swallowed by the Marvel machine.

Los Angeles Times

The next Usain Bolt? Erriyon Knighton isn't scared by comparisons and expectations.

EUGENE, Ore. — But for a scrolling thumb, the world's fastest teenager was, for once, unmoving.

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Newcastle Herald

Oceania experience leaves Jemma Pollard, Ashlyn Blackstock and Ella Osborne wanting more

They all featured on the podium.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Megan Rapinoe answers the call to be a player-coach with the U.S. women’s soccer team’s young stars

DENVER — Whenever a national soccer team unveils its roster for a major tournament, you can usually tell who the last player to make it was.

Daily Record

East Kilbride athlete jets to Turkey for 'Olympics chance'

Harvey Mitchell-Divers is taking part in an event that could see OCR included in pentathlon

WEKU

Benching the patriarchy: 50 years of Title IX and how 4 women fought for change

Fifty years ago, Title IX banned discrimination based on sex in educational institutions. College sports had to change. This is the story of how four women fought to make that happen.

Daily Record

Trade 'skills Olympics' heats showcase top talent in Lanarkshire

South Lanarkshire College hosted heats for the longest-running construction skills competition in the UK.

The Guardian - AU

How basketball great Lauren Jackson’s remarkable comeback at age 41 transpired

The Australian great is back in the Opals squad for the first time in nine years and potentially in with a shot at another World Cup title

Newsroom.co.nz

Suzie Bates' surprising rugby career

If not for an untimely break, Otago White Fern and Tall Fern Suzie Bates could have taken a different sporting path, Suzanne McFadden discovers in part 3 of our On Your Mark series.

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