Double Olympic champion Caster Semenya wins a partial victory at the European Court of Human Rights in her long legal battle over athletics' sex eligibility rules.
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Arsenal poised to make Liverpool's Smith first £1m female footballer
Arsenal have a world-record bid in excess of £1m accepted by Liverpool for forward Olivia Smith.
Arsenal poised to make Liverpool's Smith first £1m female footballer
Arsenal have a world-record bid in excess of £1m accepted by Liverpool for forward Olivia Smith.
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England keep 'fingers crossed' on Stokes injury
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Day one highlights from the third Test match between England and India.
Root on 99 with third Test finely balanced after day one
Joe Root finishes on 99 not out at stumps as England close on 251-4 against India after day one of the third Test at Lord's.
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Another Plan To Stop The Boats
Starmer announces “one in, one out” migrant deal with France.
'One in, one out' sounds simple - but the deal could be complicated
Details aside, the agreement is likely to encounter legal, political and practical obstacles.
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Police will not assist in removal of south Belfast bonfire
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Swedish minister reveals teenage son linked to extremist groups
Forssell says he will not resign over the issue and that his son has severed all ties with the groups.
Masterful Root leads England grind against India
Joe Root's superb unbeaten 99 leads England to 251-4 after day one of the third Test against India at Lord's.
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Gibbs-White set for £60m Spurs move medical
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