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Former Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has said he would “take a bullet” for Russian president Vladimir Putin and described him as “a first-class person”.'
Juri Vips' Formula 2 team has thrown him a career-saving lifeline.
Coco Gauff faces Mihaela Buzarnescu in the second round at Wimbledon this afternoon.
Bernie Ecclestone said he would "take a bullet" for Russian president Vladimir Putin because he is a "first class person" in a bizarre interview on ITV's Good Morning Britain this morning (Thursday 30 June). The former F1 boss was responding to co-host Kate Garraway's question about whether he still classes the Russian leader as a 'friend' since the war was waged in Ukraine.
Hello, and welcome to Wales Online's live blog for Thursday, June 30. 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.
(Reuters) - Israel Folau will return to test rugby for the first since he was sacked by Rugby Australia three years ago when Tonga take on Fiji in the Pacific Nations Cup on Saturday.
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Yet another of the highest-ranked players on the men's tour is out of the tournament at Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal are not among them.
Ukrainian tennis player Lesia Tsurenko on Wednesday criticised Russian "lies" over a missile strike on a shopping mall, saying she knew people affected by the attack after reaching the third round of Wimbledon. Tsurenko, who wore a ribbon in the Ukraine colours, recovered from losing the first set to beat compatriot Anhelina Kalinina 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. The 33-year-old said both players felt "amazing support" on Court 12, with fans waving Ukrainian flags. In her post-match press conference she said she had been given permission by Wimbledon chiefs to wear the ribbon, referring to the "horrible things that are going on in Ukraine".