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Wimbledon have been warned they could face legal action from the Belarusian Tennis Federation (BTF) after tournament organisers unilaterally banned players from Russia and Belarus from playing at this year's competition.
Wimbledon has been threatened with court action by the Belarusian Tennis Federation over the "illegal" ban on their players this summer. The All England Club and the LTA have announced all players from Russia and Belarus will not be allowed to play at The Championships following the invasion of Ukraine. The ATP and WTA have branded the decision"discrimination". Now in an extraordinary counterattack, the BTF have accused Britain of "double standards" following "armed conflicts in Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, Yugoslavia and other countries" - and warned they were seeking to take legal action.
Liverpool are working to ensure those who engage in chants about the Hillsborough disaster have "the full force of the law" brought down on them.
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Brecel 3-9 Saengkham (0-44*) Ad/> They've mentioned it in the commentary box, so I'll mention it here. Are we in for a maximum? Five reds and blacks so far. And it is 25 years to the day since that Ronnie O'Sullivan 147 that took 5 minutes and 8 seconds World Championship'You're gonna need a bigger Crucible' – Hearn keen to rebuild iconic venue6 HOURS AGO Brecel 3-9 Saengkham (0-20*) Well nothing is going right for Brecel, who goes in-off with his break.
Shane Warne's untimely demise in March shocked the world this year. The legendary Australian spinner had passed away in Thailand this year and his memorial at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) was attended by many with tributes from Sachin Tendulkar, Nasser Hussain, Merv Hughes. In a latest, Jockey Noel Callow paid tribute to Warne after winning on a horse that was partly owned by the former Australian spinner. Callow had won the 1200m race in Gold Corse with a horse named Sacred Oath.
Two small towns in South Australia's Mallee are celebrating the return of the region's only horse racing event after it was controversially axed last year.
STUTTGART, Germany — Canadian tennis star Bianca Andreescu was victorious in her return to action after a long layoff.