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GST founder Michael Johnson said he ‘got the athletes paid’Money stuck in escrow account after bankruptcy filingGrand Slam Track athletes have still only received 50% of their earnings nearly 15 months on from the collapse of Michael Johnson’s ill-fated venture.Many of the Grand Slam stars are at the Ultimate…

Leading athletes still waiting on large sums owed by ill-fated Grand Slam Track
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Leading athletes still waiting on large sums owed by ill-fated Grand Slam Track

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Updates from first men’s semi-final at 8pm BST, 3pm EST Andrew Lawrence: in praise of five-set tennis | Mail BillyAlexander Zverev is aiming to reach his third grand slam final in a row after winning at Roland Garros and finishing runner-up at Wimbledon. But this would be his first US Open final in six years, when…

US Open tennis 2026 men’s semi-final: Alexander Zverev v Karen Khachanov – live
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US Open tennis 2026 men’s semi-final: Alexander Zverev v Karen Khachanov – live

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Sweden has ordered more Britons, including vulnerable people, to leave post-Brexit than any other EU countryHe arrived with nothing other than the clothes he wore that morning. Hours later he was banged up in a detention centre close to a Stockholm airport to await deportation.Charles, a former business director from…

‘Absurd, hardline calls’: questions over Sweden’s post-Brexit migration policy
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‘Absurd, hardline calls’: questions over Sweden’s post-Brexit migration policy

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25 years on from the terror attacks that killed almost 3,000 people in New York City, Washington DC and Pennsylvania, the dark legacy of September 11 continues to unfold in the US and across the world. A throughline can be drawn from that day in 2001 to much of the geopolitics and conflicts of today.Annie Kelly speaks…

How 9/11 changed the world - The Latest
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How 9/11 changed the world - The Latest

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Proceeds are in a UK account amid a dispute about how the money should be used and a separate criminal investigationFunds from Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea FC have earned at least £175m in interest while locked in a UK bank account, new accounts show, leading one analyst to describe the company housing the…

‘World’s most profitable football business’: Abramovich’s frozen Chelsea cash earns £175m
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‘World’s most profitable football business’: Abramovich’s frozen Chelsea cash earns £175m

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Rybakina will top rankings after tournament as pair continue to meet one another in grand slam finalsA typically understated Elena Rybakina stepped up to the microphone for her speech after her triumph at Indian Wells in 2023, her long-awaited first WTA 1000 title, and one of her first objectives was to recognise the…

Sabalenka and Rybakina resume epic rivalry at US Open after switch at No 1
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Sabalenka and Rybakina resume epic rivalry at US Open after switch at No 1

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This gallery contains sensitive images that some viewers may find distressingTwenty-five years ago, as New Yorkers woke to crisp blue skies after a storm the day before, two planes – United Airlines Flight 11 and Flight 175 – were hijacked in Boston by terrorists loyal to the al-Qaida leader, Osama bin Laden. They…

The 9/11 attacks of 2001 – in pictures
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The 9/11 attacks of 2001 – in pictures

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Matthew Klimow recalls the day a hijacked airliner crashed into the headquarters of the US defence department in Arlington, Virginia“All day I had been a good soldier: stolid, resolute, unemotional, rational, and dispassionate,” writes Matthew Klimow, recalling the wave of emotion that overwhelmed him as he…

He was at his desk at the Pentagon on 9/11. As the chaos unfolded, he refused to leave
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He was at his desk at the Pentagon on 9/11. As the chaos unfolded, he refused to leave

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