Who is Jodie Burrage? British Wimbledon wildcard's ranking and career to date
Jodie Burrage is one of five British wildcards to be selected to play women's singles and doubles at this year's Wimbledon.
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'EU candidate status is a kind of anti-depressant pill': Albanian PM Edi Rama
Rama has become increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress on his country’s EU membership bid: first threatening to not come to the meeting then announcing afterwards that the process was being "kidnapped" by the Bulgarian veto over his country's and North Macedonia's accession process.
Europe needs to keep carbon neutraility goals, despite countries returning to coal, says Sinkevičius
Europe faces a mountain of challenges in the coming years concerning climate change. The task at hand becomes more and more arduous when we consider the war in Ukraine having a knock-on effect on energy prices, inflation and the cost of living, with many Europeans feeling the strain.
World Cup qualifier against Scotland more than a game, says Ukraine's Khrystiuk
Ukraine forward Yuliia Khrystiuk is hopeful that a victory against Scotland in their Women's World Cup qualifier on Friday can bring joy to people back home as the team prepare to play their first game since the Russian invasion in February.
Wimbledon to give free tickets to Ukrainian refugees
Wimbledon will give Ukrainian refugees free tickets to the tournament's "Middle Sunday" and donate £250,000 (US$307,100) to those affected by Russia's invasion of the country, the organisers of the grasscourt Grand Slam said on Friday (Jun 24).
Marta Kostyuk: I stand with Wimbledon in its decision to ban Russian players
Marta Kostyuk says Ukraine is grateful to Wimbledon and England for its support in the war with Russia and has expressed her relief the third major of the year has not been hit by boycotts.
Dozens of organizations sign letter calling on President Biden to strike deal for Brittney Griner's release
By Amanda Musa and CNN Sport Staff
'It's not fair!' - Matteo Berrettini reveals frustration over Wimbledon's lack of ranking points
Matteo Berrettini has lamented the lack of ranking points at Wimbledon this year, and questioned how the decision was arrived at. The Italian world No. 11 earned 1,200 points from his run to the final last year where he lost to Novak Djokovic in four sets, but he will not be able to defend a single one of them following the ATP's decision to strip the tournament of its ranking points.