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Kartel stuns Navarro at Indian Wells as Draper launches title defense in style

Kartel stuns Navarro at Indian Wells as Draper launches title defense in style

Jack Draper rallied from a set down to defeat Roberto Bautista Agut 3‑6, 6‑3, 6‑2, opening his title defence at Indian Wells. His win was followed by a strong showing in the women’s draw from Sonay Kartal, the British No 2, who twice broke back to

Oksana Masters leads US one‑two finish, securing the first Winter Paralympics medals for America.

Oksana Masters leads US one‑two finish, securing the first Winter Paralympics medals for America.

Oksana Masters headed a United States one‑two finish in the women’s 7.5 km sitting sprint on Saturday, taking gold and delivering the nation’s first medals of the Milano‑Cortina Winter Paralympics. Masters crossed the finish line in 21:21.3 at Val di Fiemme, about 16

London to host sale of German grandmaster's extensive chess memorabilia collection

London to host sale of German grandmaster's extensive chess memorabilia collection

A substantial assemblage of chess memorabilia, featuring items from the 1972 “Match of the Century” and regarded as the largest and most significant private collection of its type, will be offered at Sotheby’s in London next month. The trove belonged to German grandmaster Lothar Schmid, whose enthusiasm for the

George Russell clinches Australian Grand Prix victory in thrilling F1 season opener

George Russell clinches Australian Grand Prix victory in thrilling F1 season opener

George Russell clinched the Australian Grand Prix with a dominant performance from pole, while his Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli finished runner‑up, delivering a solid one‑two for the outfit. He commanded the opening round of the new Formula One season in Melbourne on Sunday, although the early laps featured

MPs and experts condemn the massive collection of overseas human remains in UK museums

MPs and experts condemn the massive collection of overseas human remains in UK museums

The enormous quantity of foreign human remains stored by UK museums represents a disgraceful inheritance of colonial rule, with many specimens kept in ways that offend spiritual beliefs, MPs and archaeologists say. A probe by CuriosityNews discovered that British museums possess over 263,000 human‑remains items from across the

Pogacar clinches third consecutive Strade Bianche win as Chabbey sprints to victory.

Pogacar clinches third consecutive Strade Bianche win as Chabbey sprints to victory.

Tadej Pogačar secured a record‑breaking fourth Strade Bianche victory, launching his 2026 campaign in style, while teenage French rider Paul Seixas finished runner‑up. The world champion launched a powerful long‑range attack about 80 km from the finish, then coasted to the line in Siena for his third

Live Middle East crisis: Trump claims Iran is ‘decimated’ as Gulf nations endure a surge of strikes

Live Middle East crisis: Trump claims Iran is ‘decimated’ as Gulf nations endure a surge of strikes

China’s foreign minister says Iran war ‘should never have happened’ Amy Hawkins China’s foreign minister Wang Yi said the conflict in the Middle East “should never have occurred,” while adopting a more conciliatory stance toward the United States ahead of a much‑watched visit by Donald Trump. Wang