Russian Grand Prix: F1 'closely watching' situation in Ukraine
Formula 1 says it is monitoring the situation in Ukraine in the context of this year's Russian Grand Prix.
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F1 halts Russian GP ticket sales as new track added as potential replacement
The Russian Grand Prix has been removed from the Formula One ticketing website in the wake of the ongoing military situation in Ukraine. The event, which was scheduled to be held in September, now appears to be in doubt after Russia took the step of launching an invasion of Ukraine in the early hours of this morning.
Oleksandr Usyk makes Tyson Fury 'lying' claim in bare-knuckle fight offer
Oleksandr Usyk has rebuffed claims that he didn't want to fight Tyson Fury, offering to fight the Gypsy King in a bare-knuckle bout - and confirming he signed papers for a unification bout.
Boris Johnson to address the nation this morning over Ukraine invasion
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will address the nation this morning, following Russia's launch of a 'military operation' in Ukraine.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich banned from UK residence due to links with Russian government
Johannesburg - Chelsea Football Club’s Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich has been banned from living in Britain ever again, according to reports on Thursday.
Russia World Cup game 'almost unthinkable'
A 2022 World Cup playoff match in Russia is "almost unthinkable" at the moment, the chairman of the Swedish Football Association (SvFF) says.
ATP Tour to stage events in China this season
ATP tour will host four tournaments in China this season, unlike the women's WTA tour which has suspended events in the region due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players. The ATP's Chengdu Open, Zhuhai Championships, China Open and Shanghai Masters will take place in China between September and October.
'I Hope You Die The Most Painful Suffering Death' - Oleksandr Zinchenko Attacks Russian President Vladimir Putin On Instagram
Manchester City defender Oleksandr Zinchenko has said he hopes Vladimir Putin has “the most painful suffering death” after the Russian president pressed forward with a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.