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Jaded de Minaur suffers shock loss at Queen's

Jaded de Minaur suffers shock loss at Queen's

Alex de Minaur's preparation for Wimbledon has taken a hit with a surprise first round exit on the Queen's Club grass to Lorenzo Musetti.

Sir Ian McKellen 'in good spirits' after stage fall

Sir Ian McKellen 'in good spirits' after stage fall

Sir Ian McKellen 'in good spirits' after stage fall

Sir Ian McKellen 'in good spirits' after stage fall

Actor Sir Ian McKellen has fallen from the stage in London during a fight scene, with the remainder of an evening performance cancelled.

Thompson downs Rune at Queen's, Hijikata progresses too

Thompson downs Rune at Queen's, Hijikata progresses too

Thompson downs Rune at Queen's, Hijikata progresses too

Thompson downs Rune at Queen's, Hijikata progresses too

Jordan Thompson and Rinky Hijikata have both progressed past top-30 opponents at the prestigious Queen's Club tournament in London.

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De Minaur in seventh heaven after Dutch triumph

De Minaur in seventh heaven after Dutch triumph

Alex de Minaur will rise to a career-high World No. 7 ranking after taking his second title of the year with victory over Sebastian Korda in the Netherlands.

Bitter clash over tax as UK election battle intensifies

Bitter clash over tax as UK election battle intensifies

Britain's Tories are focusing on tax under Labour as fresh opinion polls show the governing party well and truly on the ropes ahead of the general election.

Kate waves to crowds at Trooping the Colour parade

Kate waves to crowds at Trooping the Colour parade

Kate, Princess of Wales, has ridden in a covered carriage with her three children to watch a military parade to mark the official birthday of the King.

Kate in first public appearance since cancer diagnosis

Kate in first public appearance since cancer diagnosis

Princess Kate has attended the King's birthday parade - her first appearance since she was diagnosed with cancer and paused public life to receive treatment.

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Labour will win if people vote for Farage, says UK PM

Labour will win if people vote for Farage, says UK PM

Labour will win if people vote for Farage, says UK PM

Labour will win if people vote for Farage, says UK PM

If Britain votes for Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform UK - who polled above the incumbent Conservatives - Labour will win the election, the prime minister says.

UK Labour stakes election on wealth creation

UK Labour stakes election on wealth creation

UK Labour stakes election on wealth creation

UK Labour stakes election on wealth creation

UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has delivered his manifesto for the upcoming general election promising to rebuild the country.

Matildas skipper Kerr signs new Chelsea deal until 2026

Matildas skipper Kerr signs new Chelsea deal until 2026

Matildas skipper Kerr signs new Chelsea deal until 2026

Matildas skipper Kerr signs new Chelsea deal until 2026

Injured Matildas captain Sam Kerr has signed a new contract at English powerhouse Chelsea as she looks to make a successful return from her ACL tear.

Sunak booed, ghost of Corbyn haunts Starmer in UK poll

Sunak booed, ghost of Corbyn haunts Starmer in UK poll

Sunak booed, ghost of Corbyn haunts Starmer in UK poll

Sunak booed, ghost of Corbyn haunts Starmer in UK poll

Britain's prime minister has been challenged and his election rival taken to task in a televised event ahead of the UK election in July.

Kookaburras on top of the world ahead of Olympics

Kookaburras on top of the world ahead of Olympics

Kookaburras on top of the world ahead of Olympics

Kookaburras on top of the world ahead of Olympics

The Kookaburras avenged a shootout loss to Germany two days earlier with a victory that has them on top of the FIH Pro League standings.

Sunak vows tax cuts, UK election polls refuse to budge

Sunak vows tax cuts, UK election polls refuse to budge

Sunak vows tax cuts, UK election polls refuse to budge

Sunak vows tax cuts, UK election polls refuse to budge

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he will cut payroll taxes for workers in the United Kingdom to reignite economic growth if his Conservatives are returned.

UK prime minister dismisses resignation rumours

UK prime minister dismisses resignation rumours

UK prime minister dismisses resignation rumours

UK prime minister dismisses resignation rumours

Rishi Sunak has brushed off rumours he may resign ahead of the UK election after he was heavily criticised for leaving D-Day commemorations too soon.

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Shootout delight for Hockeyroos, misery for Kookaburras

The Hockeyroos and Kookaburras have had different penalty shootout fortunes in internationals against Germany, the Aussie women winning and the men losing.

UK TV doctor Mosley's family confirms death in Greece

The wife of TV doctor Michael Mosley says she is devastated to have lost her "wonderful, funny, kind and brilliant husband" on the Greek island of Symi.

Aussies enjoy big hockey double in den of GB rivals

Australia's national hockey teams have earned morale-boosting victories in their Olympic build-up, both beating their British hosts in the FIH Pro League.

Bevan French stars again in Wigan Challenge Cup triumph

Australian star Bevan French was man-of-the-match again, inspiring Wigan to a 21st Challenge Cup triumph on British rugby league's big day at Wembley.

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Sunak apologises for leaving D-Day commemorations early

Criticism mounts on Rishi Sunak for leaving early from D-Day commemorations in France as the British prime minister fights an election campaign.

World leaders, veterans mark D-Day's 80th anniversary

The sun has risen again over Normandy beaches where soldiers fought and died exactly 80 years ago on D-Day.

Djokovic pulls out in Paris as Sinner becomes the No.1

Champion Novak Djokovic has pulled out of the French Open with injury, leaving Jannik Sinner as the new world No.1 men's player.

Ocon's Alpine F1 departure offers Aussie Doohan chance

Formula One driver Esteban Ocon has announced he is quitting the Alpine team at the end of this season, opening the door for Aussie young gun Jack Doohan.

Real Madrid win 15th Champions League title

Real Madrid have claimed a record-extending 15th Champions League crown with a 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund.

BHP walks away from $49 billion pursuit of rival Anglo

BHP Group has abandoned its $49 billion takeover bid for Anglo American after the latter rejected an extension for more negotiations.

England, Pakistan undercooked for T20 WC after wash-out

England and Pakistan have had a second match in their four-match T20 World Cup build-up series washed out leaving both dangerously underprepared for the event.

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