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UK PM Sunak hunts for votes among the robots at dawn

UK PM Sunak hunts for votes among the robots at dawn

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not letting opinion polls pointing to a Labour election victory slow down his campaign with two days until the vote.

Ashes run out: Root's verdict bound to upset Bairstow

Ashes run out: Root's verdict bound to upset Bairstow

Ashes run out: Root's verdict bound to upset Bairstow

Ashes run out: Root's verdict bound to upset Bairstow

Twelve months on, England players have reflected quite differently to the infamous Ashes run out of Jonny Bairstow at Lord's than they did at the time.

Vukic not kidding about his chances of beating Alcaraz

Vukic not kidding about his chances of beating Alcaraz

Vukic not kidding about his chances of beating Alcaraz

Vukic not kidding about his chances of beating Alcaraz

Aleksandar Vukic is the only Australian to have beaten Carlos Alcaraz on tour - and he is confident he can defeat him at Wimbledon in the match of his life.

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Vukic sets up Alcaraz clash as Thompson and Saville win

Vukic sets up Alcaraz clash as Thompson and Saville win

Aleksandar Vukic, Jordan Thompson and Daria Saville are into Wimbledon's second round but the tournament is over for Alex Bolt and Max Purcell.

Alcaraz, Medvedev and Sinner advance at Wimbledon

Alcaraz, Medvedev and Sinner advance at Wimbledon

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz made a winning return to Wimbledon's Centre Court and is joined in the second round by Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev.

Kokkinakis has to overcome tentative grass-court vibes

Kokkinakis has to overcome tentative grass-court vibes

Thanasi Kokkinakis has to overcome his tentativity on grass courts following injuries as he prepares to have a tilt at Felix Auger-Aliassime at Wimbledon.

Only Conservatives can form strong opposition: Sunak

Only Conservatives can form strong opposition: Sunak

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is appealing to voters considering backing Nigel Farage's party in comments that all but concede electoral defeat.

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How 'little brother' de Minaur became Aussie main man

How 'little brother' de Minaur became Aussie main man

How 'little brother' de Minaur became Aussie main man

How 'little brother' de Minaur became Aussie main man

As Alex de Minaur launches his bid for Wimbledon glory, he's offered a vote of thanks to the Australian colleagues who now marvel at his tennis transformation.

Volcano might provide geothermal blueprint: researchers

Volcano might provide geothermal blueprint: researchers

Volcano might provide geothermal blueprint: researchers

Volcano might provide geothermal blueprint: researchers

UK researchers are digging around a Caribbean volcano to recover minerals found in geofluids, which have the potential to become a renewable energy source.

Bolt can get Aussies off to sensational Wimbledon flyer

Bolt can get Aussies off to sensational Wimbledon flyer

Bolt can get Aussies off to sensational Wimbledon flyer

Bolt can get Aussies off to sensational Wimbledon flyer

Not so long ago Alex Bolt feared he'd played his last Wimbledon but he's overcome career-threatening injuries to lead Australia's 14-strong SW19 challenge.

Starmer would inflict 'irreversible' harm on UK: Sunak

Starmer would inflict 'irreversible' harm on UK: Sunak

Starmer would inflict 'irreversible' harm on UK: Sunak

Starmer would inflict 'irreversible' harm on UK: Sunak

Rishi Sunak has predicted that Labour's plan to impose VAT on private UK schools will cause "chaos" for families

De Minaur armed with 'new aura' at Wimbledon

De Minaur armed with 'new aura' at Wimbledon

De Minaur armed with 'new aura' at Wimbledon

De Minaur armed with 'new aura' at Wimbledon

As Wimbledon approaches, Alex de Minaur's soaring self-belief has given him renewed confidence in his ability to take on even the superstars of world tennis.

Duckworth ready to attack the 'Demon' he helped mould

Duckworth ready to attack the 'Demon' he helped mould

Duckworth ready to attack the 'Demon' he helped mould

Duckworth ready to attack the 'Demon' he helped mould

Super resilient James Duckworth will soon find out just how lucky a loser he is when he shoots for the scalp of old friend Alex de Minaur at Wimbledon.

Aussie Purcell overpowered by Fritz in first ATP final

Aussie Purcell overpowered by Fritz in first ATP final

Aussie Purcell overpowered by Fritz in first ATP final

Aussie Purcell overpowered by Fritz in first ATP final

A landmark pre-Wimbledon week for Max Purcell has ended with the Australian being defeated by big-serving Taylor Fritz in his first ATP final in Eastbourne.

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Rudgeley ready to scale the heights for Swiss victory

Kirsten Rudgeley shares the lead and Whitney Hillier has also made a strong start as Australian hopes were given an early boost at the Swiss Open.

Farage criticises racist remarks by Reform UK worker

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he feels hurt and angry about racist comments made by a canvasser for the Reform UK party.

Purcell reaches first ATP final in pre-Wimbledon boost

Max Purcell has reached his first ATP final, beating British breakthrough star Billy Harris in the semi-finals of the Eastbourne International.

Aussie Duckworth to face Demon in Wimbledon opener

Australian James Duckworth has been drafted in as a late 'lucky loser' and will enjoy a dream first-round date against compatriot Alex de Minaur at Wimbledon.

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Princess Anne leaves hospital after head injury

Princess Anne has left hospital where she was treated for minor head injuries and a concussion thought to have been caused by a horse.

Farage 'let down' by campaigners as UK election looms

Nigel Farage says he has been let down after Reform UK campaigners were recorded making racist and homophobic remarks a week out from the general election.

Aussie duo Purcell, Vukic into Eastbourne singles semis

Max Purcell and Aleksandar Vukic have made it into the semi-finals of the final Wimbledon warm-up tournament at Eastbourne's Devonshire Park.

He missed lunch - but Aussie Bolt can dine at Wimbledon

Australian Alex Bolt has written an extraordinary tale at Wimbledon, the last-minute alternate in qualifying coming from match-point down to make the main draw.

Tabloid's lawyer accuses Prince Harry of 'obfuscation'

A lawyer for the publisher of the Sun tabloid has accused Prince Harry of trying to obfuscate evidence it was seeking.

Neighbours' Toadie to leave Ramsay St after 30 years

Actor Ryan Moloney is departing Neighbours after three decades playing beloved character Toadie - but he won't leave the long-running soap altogether.

Sunak, Starmer clash in testy final UK election debate

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have tussled over tax, immigration, gender and Brexit in their final debate before next Thursday’s UK election.

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