Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina refuses to play Russian opponent
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Vladimir Putin is being stripped of his honorary sporting titles amid Ukraine invasion
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Turkish footballer explains refusal to wear "no war" T-shirt amid Russia-Ukraine crisis
A Turkish footballer refused to wear a "no war" T-shirt on Sunday afternoon.
F1 news LIVE: Russian Haas driver Nikita Mazepin facing ban as Mercedes monitor Red Bull sidepods
Tucker Carlson says Ketanji Brown Jackson would 'degrade' Supreme Court
Every word West Ham boss David Moyes said on Andriy Yarmolenko, Ukraine, UEFA and Southampton
Just the usual we have many players fit and available and hopefully we will be fine.
Ex-Liverpool striker Voronin details flight from Russia
Former Liverpool and Ukraine striker Andriy Voronin has spoke of how he and his family fled Moscow in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Saurabh Chaudhary claims gold in ISSF World Cup in Cairo
Saurabh Chaudhary won the gold medal in the men's 10m air pistol event, opening the country's account in the year's first ISSF World Cup on Tuesday. The Asian Games gold medallist shot 16 in the gold medal contest to finish ahead of Germany's Michael Schwald (6). The bronze in the event was bagged by Artem Chernousov of Russia, whose country's flag was removed owing to its involvement in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Badminton, swimming federations ban athletes from Russia and Belarus
Russia and Belarus from international tournaments on Tuesday, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, although they said athletes would be allowed to compete under a neutral banner. Since the start of what Russian President Vladimir Putin has called "a special military operation" last week, sports bodies across the world have already moved against Russia and Belarus by refusing to host or play against teams from the countries. The Badminton World Federation's (BWF) move comes a day after it cancelled tournaments in Russia and Belarus and is in line with recommendations made by the International Olympic Committee executive board.