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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich 'poisoned' during Ukraine-Russia peace talks in early March - reports

Roman Abramovich is said to be ‘fine’ after reportedly suffering symptoms of chemical weapons or poisoning, and continues to be involved in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. The Wall Street Journal and investigate reporting team Bellingcat both ran stories on Monday afternoon suggesting that Abramovich was one of several attendees of peace talks to suffer symptoms such as ‘piercing pain in the eyes’ and peeling skin.

Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo: I will decide when I retire from international duty, claims Man Utd forward

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo told reporters that he would decide when he steps away from the Portuguese national team. Ronaldo is now 37 after his birthday in February meaning that at the 2026 World Cup in Canada, USA and Mexico, he will be 41, well beyond the time most footballers are still playing. Ad/> The striker made his international debut way back in 2003, and is the most capped Portuguese player and also the highest scorer in international football.

Victoria Azarenka storms off court during match against 16-year-old at Miami Open, cites stress

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Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk 2: Klitschko brothers give their blessing

Oleksandr Usyk has the backing of Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko ahead of his rematch with Anthony Joshua.

Under the circumstances, figure skating worlds – and future – hard to assess

Even in normal times, it always has been hard to draw a lot of conclusions from the World Figure Skating Championships that immediately follow the Olympics.

Jose Mourinho on when "love story" with Frank Lampard ended after controversial decision

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5 things England need to fix amid new low following defeat against West Indies

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Northern Quarter bar raises thousands during gaming event for Ukraine

Manchester arcade bar NQ64 has been doing its bit to raise more than £6000 in a charity fundraiser called ‘Game for Ukraine’. It joined with the six other NQ64 sites across the UK - Edinburgh, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff - to contribute to the Disasters Emergency Committee, which is providing relief efforts in war-torn Ukraine.

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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich 'poisoned' during Ukraine-Russia peace talks in early March - reports

Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo: I will decide when I retire from international duty, claims Man Utd forward

Victoria Azarenka storms off court during match against 16-year-old at Miami Open, cites stress

Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk 2: Klitschko brothers give their blessing

Under the circumstances, figure skating worlds – and future – hard to assess

Jose Mourinho on when "love story" with Frank Lampard ended after controversial decision

5 things England need to fix amid new low following defeat against West Indies

Northern Quarter bar raises thousands during gaming event for Ukraine