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Both excellent long distance runners as well as footballers in their primary school days, Tyler and Jack have tended to be viewed as a pair. Though they have taken strength from each other’s presence as they have come through the ranks – initially at Manchester City before switching to United in 2023 – they are very much individuals, which goes beyond the beard Tyler grew which helped to tell the difference between them.Often picked together in United’s midfield at Under-21 level this season, Tyler is more of a number six or number eight. His brother plays slightly higher up the…

Nicola Sturgeon has said she feels like she’s “serving a sentence for a crime I didn’t commit” as she spoke about her estranged husband’s embezzlement of £400,000 of SNP party funds.Peter Murrell embezzled funds between 2010 and 2022, but Ms Sturgeon denies any knowledge of his wrongdoing. In a bombshell interview, the former SNP leader said: “I am not responsible for the crimes that my former husband committed and I’m not going to apologise for somebody else’s crimes.”Ms Sturgeon led the SNP as party leader between 2014 and 2023, and shared responsibility for managing the party’s finances. She continued to…

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Great Britain celebrated double gold medal success at the season-opening World Rowing Cup I event in Seville.The men’s four secured a dominant victory by 5.22 seconds from France, who took second place, with the Netherlands in third.The women’s singles sculls was then won by Lauren Henry, who beat Lithuania’s Viktorija Senkute in a photo finish by 0.14 seconds.Ireland’s Fiona Murtagh, who beat Henry by just 0.03 seconds at the World Rowing Championships in Shanghai last year, finished with the bronze medal.”It was a good race. I think my first half was maybe a bit sluggish; I’m not sure I got…

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Last year, American world number five Jessica Pegula said she felt like she was “hitting her head against the wall” over the subject, while two-time Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur questioned whether the people making the decision “have daughters”.Since 2023, questions have been raised about whether the French Open should do more to showcase the women’s game.The lack of action prompted recently appointed WTA chief executive Valerie Camillo to seek answers from French Open tournament director Amelie Mauresmo – a former women’s world number one – when they met at Roland Garros this week.In what the WTA describes as an open…