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Short in stature but not confidence - can Fery continue SW19 run?

Get to know Arthur Fery, the sole Briton left standing in the Wimbledon singles, before he faces Zizou Bergs in the third round.

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This Retractable Hose Is The Best Thing In My Garden

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Barry-Murphy to be longest-serving Cardiff boss since Warnock

Brian Barry-Murphy takes charge of his 63rd game for Cardiff City when they face Portsmouth on Saturday.

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Gaël Monfils takes final grand slam bow after US Open defeat to Learner Tien

Frenchman falls in straight sets to No 14 seedMonfils, 40, will retire at end of 2026 seasonTien reaches US Open third round for first timeIt would have felt more fitting if Gaël Monfils went out with a roar, with a five-set epic matching the reputation he has built as tennis’s…

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'Battle-tested' Gauff through to third round

A "battle-tested" Coco Gauff shows grit to keep her bid for a second US Open title alive with victory over Paula Badosa in the second round.

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Trump’s Antitrust Gambit May Backfire

What the Live Nation Case Says About the Fate of Monopolies Now.

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