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InClassica live: Alessandro Taverna performs Shor’s concerto 'From My Bookshelf'
The Berlin Symphony Orchestra is set to take to the stage at the InClassica international Music Festival with maestro Conrad Van Alphen as a conductor.
Russia and Belarus ban a protective measure not a sanction – Thomas Bach
The recommendation to bar Russian and Belarusian athletes from international sport was a “protective measure” rather than a sanction, International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach has said.
How to watch Kerman Lejarraga vs James Metcalf: TV channel and live stream
The vacant WBA Continental super-welterweight title is the reward for either Kerman Lejarraga or James Metcalf as both fighters look to move up the division rankings to set up a fight with the undisputed 154lb champion, Jermell Charlo.
Mbappe, Benzema, Kante: France's outrageous squad depth ahead of Qatar World Cup
France will enter the 2022 World Cup in Qatar as holders.
Australia replaces Russia as host of swimming's short-course world championships
Australia replaced Russia as host of swimming's short-course world championships in December, the sport's governing body FINA said Friday.
George Russell agrees with Carlos Sainz that 'debate' needed over impact of F1 cars on driver health
Carlos Sainz and George Russell have both said they are concerned with the impacts porpoising is having on their health. Ferrari driver Sainz wants to see more discussion about what effects the new generation of cars could have on the their bodies, with a new design introduced before the start of the current season. Ad/> Mercedes in particular have struggled with their cars bouncing around the track (a motion which has been dubbed porpoising), but even though Ferrari are leading the way this term, Sainz remains worried.
Russian IOC members not to blame for Ukraine war, says IOC president Bach
Ukraine and that includes Russian members of the International Olympic Committee, IOC president Thomas Bach said on Friday, defending his decision not to sanction them. The IOC has called on international federations to move events from Russia and ban Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from competitions. It has, however, not sanctioned or banned Russian members who sit on the IOC from taking part in Olympic meetings despite widespread calls to do so and has also not sanctioned the Russian Olympic Committee.