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World number two Jannik Sinner enjoyed a comfortable victory in his first match since losing to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open semi-finals.The Italian claimed a straight-set win over the Czech Republic’s Tomas Machac at the Qatar Open in Doha on Monday.Sinner won 6-1 6-4 – wrapping up the first set in 27 minutes – and was then interviewed by former England footballer Rio Ferdinand.Sinner will face Australia’s Alexei Popyrin in the last 16, with the world number 53 having beaten local wild card Mubarak Shannan Zayid 6-0 6-2.World number 11 Daniil Medvedev claimed a straight-set win as well, beating…

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A spokesperson for NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership, which provides payroll services to NHS staff in Wales, said “in line with NHS Wales recovery of overpayments guidance, debt collection agencies may be used as a last resort when all local attempts to recover outstanding public monies have been exhausted”.

Coco Gauff says it is “tough to wake up” and see what is happening back home in the United States and she will continue to speak out about issues that matter to her.The two-time Grand Slam singles champion is among a host of American athletes who have voiced their displeasure with US President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.Protests have taken place across the United States since Renee Good and Alex Pretti were killed in Minneapolis last month by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.Gauff, 21, spends most of the year competing overseas and the world number five learned of their deaths…

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The Guardian also leads with the government’s climb down, focusing on the angry reaction from Labour MPs. “Most councillors feel devastated … many didn’t want to cancel elections. They felt pressurised into it,” a Labour MP for one of the affected areas is quoted saying. Meanwhile, Robert Duvall, the Oscar-winning actor who has died aged 95, makes the lead image.

Man Utd consider swoop for Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister, Man City not keen on James Trafford sale, Nicolas Jackson to return to Chelsea from Bayern Munich.Manchester United are considering a move to sign Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, 27, from Liverpool with the World Cup winner potentially set to leave Anfield this summer. (Star), externalManchester City would prefer to send English goalkeeper James Trafford out on loan rather then sell him this summer with Leeds, Aston Villa and Newcastle all interested in the 23-year-old. (Teamtalk), externalNicolas Jackson, 24, is expected to return to Chelsea this summer because his lack of…

Veteran broadcaster Christopher Biggins has expressed his outrage at the latest taxpayer payout to illegal migrants after it was revealed that some are being compensated for having their mobile phones seized. Speaking to GB News, the 77-year-old declared the payout “appalling” and “ridiculous”, telling the Breakfast panel: “You couldn’t make it up!”More than 70 migrants who crossed the Channel have been awarded around half a million pounds in compensation after their phones were seized by UK authorities.Judges in the High Court have ruled the blanket policy in 2020 was unlawful, and determined that confiscating their devices and downloading their personal…

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Topshop has returned to physical UK high street retail locations from today, February 17 through a nationwide partnership with John Lewis.The brand will be stocked across all 32 John Lewis department stores, marking its first large scale return to physical retail since the collapse of the Arcadia retail group in 2021.The move represents the first full physical retail rollout for the brand since it was acquired by ASOS following Arcadia’s administration.Topshop has continued operating online under ASOS ownership, but physical store access has remained limited since 2021.A limited return to physical retail began last year when the brand launched a…