Ukraine war: Six key developments you need to know today
Ukraine has struck Russian troop bases and two key bridges across the Dnipro river in long-range missile strikes overnight, Ukrainian officials said on Monday.
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Russia's Medvedev looks on the bright side of Wimbledon ban
Daniil Medvedev said he tried to use the extra time away from the court to his advantage after Wimbledon banned Russian and Belarusian players from the grass court major in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Olympic champion Jacobs could unleash potential at Roma, Mourinho jokes
AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho left his fans wondering if sprinter Lamont Marcell Jacobs would have made a great footballer in another life after jokingly showing off the signing of the Olympic 100 metres champion on Monday.
Top-ranked Medvedev downs Norrie to end ATP title drought in Los Cabos
World number one Daniil Medvedev won his first ATP title of 2022 on Saturday, roaring past defending champion Cameron Norrie 7-5, 6-0 in the final of the hardcourt tournament in Los Cabos, Mexico.
Belarusian tennis star Victoria Azarenka refuses interview on US Open Ukraine fundraiser
Belarus' Victoria Azarenka has refused to comment on a US Open fundraising initiative for Ukraine, despite committing to the tournament's charity match. The former world No 1 has enjoyed a good relationship with her country's President, and Belarus has admitted to allowing Russia to stage part of their invasion of Ukraine from their territory.
Russian tennis players win three of four tournaments ahead of US Open
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Thousands of tickets still available for world junior hockey tournament in Edmonton
Odd summer timing and an ongoing sexual assault scandal at Hockey Canada could be the reason thousands of tickets to the world junior championship are still available on the eve of the tournament, says an Edmonton professor.