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San Diego Open and close in on an eighth title this season. Swiatek, who nearly clinched an eighth trophy last week losing in the final of the Ostrava Open in the Czech Republic, brought her form back with her to the United States where she claimed the U.S. Open crown last month.
UEFA has confirmed that it has received the final bids from nations wanting to host the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament. The football associations of France, Poland, Switzerland, and a joint bid from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden each submitted a dossier ahead of the October 12 deadline.
We also talk about how to best respond to Moscow’s nuclear threats and how to interpret the Russian foreign minister’s comments on Moscow being open to talks with the West on the war in Ukraine.
What next? In a nation with no independent opposition or trade unions, we measure the resilience of the leaderless movement and the theocracy whose values are the laws of the land. The restrictions imposed by the government mirror restrictions from abroad.
Iga Swiatek beat Zheng Qinwen to set up a French Open rematch against Coco Gauff in San Diego. The women's world No. 1, who has 61 victories to her name this year, has been almost unplayable.
A quarter of those surveyed say they are not confident their insurer would pay out a claim - while a third say they have experienced that problem first hand. Kate Moody spoke to Julian Teicke, Founder and CEO of Wefox, the insur-tech company that produced that survey.
PARIS: Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the Europa League as Bukayo Saka's goal clinched a 1-0 win at Bodo/Glimt, while Manchester United hope to stay in the hunt for a last-16 place against Omonia Nicosia.
Eddie Jones said next year's Rugby World Cup will not be his last and that he has more to accomplish in the game after he steps down as England coach at the end of the tournament in France.