Poland talking points: Wales begin Nations League days before World Cup decider
Wales start their Nations League campaign in Poland on Wednesday.
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Live: EU leaders return to the summit table after backing watered-down Russian oil ban
European Union leaders are set to discuss the bloc's defence and food security as a consequence of Russia's war in Ukraine after agreeing on a deal to wean themselves off Russian oil.
The Athletic: Everton now touted to sign ‘incredible’ EPL winner; set to be a priority
Everton are set to prioritise the signing of a defensive midfielder this summer, and The Athletic has claimed that Manchester City’s Oleksandr Zinchenko has been touted around the Merseyside club.
Steve Clarke to make crucial John Souttar decision for Scotland against Ukraine
The defender completed 120 minutes for Hearts in the Scottish Cup final ten days ago following two months out with an ankle injury. Robbie Neilson, the club’s manager, is convinced he is ready for international duty at Hampden Park on Wednesday.
Scottish Football Transfer News: EPL newboys want Rangers star, Celtic to miss out on international to Roma, Aberdeen agree fee for midfielder, Livingston eye ex-Hearts ace
We are just a day out from the match the country have been waiting for with Scotland hosting Ukraine at Hampden Park in a World Cup play-off encounter.
Live: Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Tuesday, May 31)
Hello, and welcome to Wales Online's live blog for Tuesday, May 31. We will be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
Ukraine live: EU leaders agree to ban 90% of Russian oil by year-end
EU leaders agreed on Monday night to ban most Russian oil from the bloc's markets by the end of the year. The embargo will target only seaborne imports, however, and excludes supplies coming in by pipelines, after strong opposition by Hungary.
Removing ranking points from Wimbledon not a great move, says Andy Murray
Wimbledon champion Andy Murray said on Monday the decision to strip the Grand Slam of its ranking points was not a "great move" by the ATP and WTA Tours. Wimbledon had its ranking points taken away by the men's ATP and women's WTA after the grasscourt major opted to exclude players from Russia and Belarus because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow calls a 'special operation'. "Removing the points, if it doesn't stop players from playing then I don't think it's a great move from the ATP," Murray told reporters after moving into the second round of the Surbiton Trophy grasscourt event.